Caracterización socioeconómica de la Cuenca del Río Grande de Térraba

Abstract

El siguiente documento trata de brindar una idea general de la dinámica social y económica de la cuenca del río Grande de Térraba, con el objetivo de identificar y dar una caracterización de los principales factores que influyen en su dinámica. Igualmente, identifica actores claves y sus principales acciones en la cuenca. Este estudio forma parte de una investigación desarrollada por la Escuela de Relaciones Internacionales de la Universidad Nacional, en el marco del proyecto LiveDiverse: Sustainable Livelihoods and Biodiversity in Riparian Areas in Developing Countries, within the 7th Framework Programme Environment. Este proyecto es financiado por la European Comission y cuenta con la participación de ocho instituciones en igual número de países, siendo los estudios de caso, sin embargo, desarrollados en cuatro países: Costa Rica, Vietnam, Sudáfrica e India. El objetivo del estudio es desarrollar estrategias que permitan, por un lado, mejorar las condiciones de vida de las poblaciones locales y, por otro lado, proteger la biodiversidad en áreas altamente vulnerables y definidas por regímenes hídricos.

The following document attempts to provide a general idea of the social and economic dynamics of the Grande de Terraba river basin. social and economic dynamics of the Grande de Terraba river basin, the Grande de Terraba river basin, in order to identify and characterize the main factors the main factors that influence its dynamics. Likewise, identifies key actors and their main actions in the basin. This study is part of a research project developed by the School of International Relations of the National University, the LiveDiverse project: Sustainable Livelihoods and Biodiversity in Riparian Areas in Biodiversity in Riparian Areas in Developing Countries, within the 7th Framework 7th Framework Programme Environment. This project is financed funded by the European Commission and involves the participation of eight eight institutions in an equal number of countries, with the case studies, however, being case studies, however, developed in four countries: Costa Rica, Vietnam, South Africa and India, Vietnam, South Africa and India. The objective of the study is to develop strategies to improve the living conditions of local populations, on the one hand, and to the living conditions of local populations and, on the other, to protect biodiversity in highly vulnerable areas defined by biodiversity in highly vulnerable areas defined by water regimes. water regimes.