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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188000
title: Multicriteria Analysis for identification of priority areas for irrigation, through socio-economic indicators, in the context of the Tocantins-Araguaia Basin, Central-West Region of Brazil

description: Abstract: This article aimed to identify the most suitable areas for the implementation of irrigation systems, in the Centra I-West portion of the Tocantins-Araguaia Basin, through the application of Multicriteria Analysis, considering socioeconomic indicators of the 178 municipalities that make up this region. Methodologically, from the bibliographic and documental research, the socioeconomic indicators were selected, in an amplitude that allowed an economic, demographic, social and environmental characterization of the basin and, at the same time, to delimit areas that could be used for irrigation projects, through interviews with experts in the field of irrigation and Multicriteria Analysis. The results showed that the basin has 29.2% of its area with restrictions on the implementation of irrigation systems; on the other hand, more than 70% of the area of the basin presented a high and very high class of aptitude, being able to verify that the region of greater aptitude is found, mainly, in the Planning Region of the Northeast of Goiás, considered strategic for investments, aiming at minimizing regional imbalances. In this sense, it is possible to conclude that the Multicriteria Analysis method proved to be satisfactory for this study, facilitating decision-making, in line with the National Irrigation Policy objectives, which aim to promote local and regional development, with priority for the regions with low social and economic indicators. In other words, the results can contribute to support decisions on investments to be made, within the perspective of social responsibility and sustainable development, by targeting those areas of greater vulnerability and social exclusion.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188000.v1
title: Multicriteria Analysis for identification of priority areas for irrigation, through socio-economic indicators, in the context of the Tocantins-Araguaia Basin, Central-West Region of Brazil

description: Abstract: This article aimed to identify the most suitable areas for the implementation of irrigation systems, in the Centra I-West portion of the Tocantins-Araguaia Basin, through the application of Multicriteria Analysis, considering socioeconomic indicators of the 178 municipalities that make up this region. Methodologically, from the bibliographic and documental research, the socioeconomic indicators were selected, in an amplitude that allowed an economic, demographic, social and environmental characterization of the basin and, at the same time, to delimit areas that could be used for irrigation projects, through interviews with experts in the field of irrigation and Multicriteria Analysis. The results showed that the basin has 29.2% of its area with restrictions on the implementation of irrigation systems; on the other hand, more than 70% of the area of the basin presented a high and very high class of aptitude, being able to verify that the region of greater aptitude is found, mainly, in the Planning Region of the Northeast of Goiás, considered strategic for investments, aiming at minimizing regional imbalances. In this sense, it is possible to conclude that the Multicriteria Analysis method proved to be satisfactory for this study, facilitating decision-making, in line with the National Irrigation Policy objectives, which aim to promote local and regional development, with priority for the regions with low social and economic indicators. In other words, the results can contribute to support decisions on investments to be made, within the perspective of social responsibility and sustainable development, by targeting those areas of greater vulnerability and social exclusion.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188003
title: Theories and practices of local development in traditional rural and indigenous communities: Interações journal (2000-2010)

description: Abstract: This research aimed to analyze studies on local development carried out during a ten-year period (2000 to 2010), in 21 editions of the Interações journal, in traditional rural and indigenous communities. The Interações journal is dedicated to the publication of scientific articles of an interdisciplinary nature, of national and international scope, especially those related to local development – a theme developed in the Master’s and Doctoral Programs of the Dom Bosco Catholic University in Campo Grande, MS. Therefore, the research had a qualitative approach, differentiated by its historical value, with exploratory and analytical specificity. It was based on descriptive bibliographic research, to offer the readers theoretical conceptions about the concepts of local development related to the characteristics of a place, locality, and territory, as well as on empirical works of observation and experience. It was established, as a guiding question, the importance of the Interações journal for teachers and students of the Master and Doctoral Program in Local Development. The results identified 8 scientific articles published in Interações journal (2000-2010), which addressed research results in traditional rural communities, and 7 articles that dealt with local development in traditional indigenous communities. It was concluded that the study contributes to the diffusion and exchange of information and experiences among professors, students, researchers, local agents, and others interested in the theme.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188003.v1
title: Theories and practices of local development in traditional rural and indigenous communities: Interações journal (2000-2010)

description: Abstract: This research aimed to analyze studies on local development carried out during a ten-year period (2000 to 2010), in 21 editions of the Interações journal, in traditional rural and indigenous communities. The Interações journal is dedicated to the publication of scientific articles of an interdisciplinary nature, of national and international scope, especially those related to local development – a theme developed in the Master’s and Doctoral Programs of the Dom Bosco Catholic University in Campo Grande, MS. Therefore, the research had a qualitative approach, differentiated by its historical value, with exploratory and analytical specificity. It was based on descriptive bibliographic research, to offer the readers theoretical conceptions about the concepts of local development related to the characteristics of a place, locality, and territory, as well as on empirical works of observation and experience. It was established, as a guiding question, the importance of the Interações journal for teachers and students of the Master and Doctoral Program in Local Development. The results identified 8 scientific articles published in Interações journal (2000-2010), which addressed research results in traditional rural communities, and 7 articles that dealt with local development in traditional indigenous communities. It was concluded that the study contributes to the diffusion and exchange of information and experiences among professors, students, researchers, local agents, and others interested in the theme.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188009
title: CRITICAL-FORMATIVE ACTION IN THE CONTEXT OF PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE TEACHER TRAINERS

description: ABSTRACT: We live in a society in which habits, customs, values and beliefs have been modified as a result of globalization and the information and communication technologies that have entered and occupied public and private spaces, in an intense and meaningful way. Education, in turn, even with some pertinent advances, still presents fragmented teaching in Brazilian classrooms, a traditional model that is out of context in the everyday life of students. When considering that it is in and through language that human beings interact, this article aims to present a critical-formative action developed with Portuguese language trainers, from the Education Department of the State of Acre, in the discussion of concepts of discursive genres, didactic sequence and multi-stages, as a possibility of transformation of the subjects involved. Methodologically, we are anchored in the Critical Collaboration Research (PCCol) in which all involved act, in a critical, collaborative and reflective way, in the activities developed, in order to intervene and transform the existing reality. The results found verified the need for revision in: a) concepts considered internalized and, b) in the role of the trainer as someone who needs to articulate theory and practice in a more collaborative, critical and effective way with the teachers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188009.v1
title: CRITICAL-FORMATIVE ACTION IN THE CONTEXT OF PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE TEACHER TRAINERS

description: ABSTRACT: We live in a society in which habits, customs, values and beliefs have been modified as a result of globalization and the information and communication technologies that have entered and occupied public and private spaces, in an intense and meaningful way. Education, in turn, even with some pertinent advances, still presents fragmented teaching in Brazilian classrooms, a traditional model that is out of context in the everyday life of students. When considering that it is in and through language that human beings interact, this article aims to present a critical-formative action developed with Portuguese language trainers, from the Education Department of the State of Acre, in the discussion of concepts of discursive genres, didactic sequence and multi-stages, as a possibility of transformation of the subjects involved. Methodologically, we are anchored in the Critical Collaboration Research (PCCol) in which all involved act, in a critical, collaborative and reflective way, in the activities developed, in order to intervene and transform the existing reality. The results found verified the need for revision in: a) concepts considered internalized and, b) in the role of the trainer as someone who needs to articulate theory and practice in a more collaborative, critical and effective way with the teachers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188012
title: The energy use of biogas as a tool for the goals of sustainable development

description: Abstract: The global demand for energy and food generates, both in the countryside and in the city, environmental impacts, and many of these are due to the poor disposal of organic waste. One way to minimize these impacts on the environment is to carry out the treatment of waste generated in the various sectors. Among the possibilities for treating organic waste is anaerobic digestion. As a result of this process, there is the production of biogas, which is composed of several gases, including methane and carbon dioxide as the main ones. Biogas has energy potential, being able to generate electrical and thermal energy, in addition to being used in the form of biomethane. With the diversity of energy applications and the possibility of reducing waste, both anaerobic digestion and biogas contribute to the implementation and application of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These goals have a wide scope, ranging from the need for basic sanitation, clean and accessible energy for all, sustainable cities and communities, responsible consumption, to actions against global climate change, through the reduction of greenhouse gases. In this context, the objective of this work is to relate the SDGs and the anaerobic digestion of organic waste projects, which contribute both to the significant improvement of a community or region, as well as to environmental, social, and economic issues. The methodology used was the analysis of the concepts served by the use of the anaerobic digestion system in accordance with the objectives, goals, and sub-targets of the SDGs. Thus, the interrelation of at least five SDGs was observed: 6, 7, 11, 12, and 13. In summary, the use of anaerobic systems with the use of biogas helps in the substitution and/or reduction of energy sources not renewable resources, which can be applied both in the city and in the countryside, promoting a better quality of life for all.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188012.v1
title: The energy use of biogas as a tool for the goals of sustainable development

description: Abstract: The global demand for energy and food generates, both in the countryside and in the city, environmental impacts, and many of these are due to the poor disposal of organic waste. One way to minimize these impacts on the environment is to carry out the treatment of waste generated in the various sectors. Among the possibilities for treating organic waste is anaerobic digestion. As a result of this process, there is the production of biogas, which is composed of several gases, including methane and carbon dioxide as the main ones. Biogas has energy potential, being able to generate electrical and thermal energy, in addition to being used in the form of biomethane. With the diversity of energy applications and the possibility of reducing waste, both anaerobic digestion and biogas contribute to the implementation and application of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These goals have a wide scope, ranging from the need for basic sanitation, clean and accessible energy for all, sustainable cities and communities, responsible consumption, to actions against global climate change, through the reduction of greenhouse gases. In this context, the objective of this work is to relate the SDGs and the anaerobic digestion of organic waste projects, which contribute both to the significant improvement of a community or region, as well as to environmental, social, and economic issues. The methodology used was the analysis of the concepts served by the use of the anaerobic digestion system in accordance with the objectives, goals, and sub-targets of the SDGs. Thus, the interrelation of at least five SDGs was observed: 6, 7, 11, 12, and 13. In summary, the use of anaerobic systems with the use of biogas helps in the substitution and/or reduction of energy sources not renewable resources, which can be applied both in the city and in the countryside, promoting a better quality of life for all.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188015
title: Interprofessionality, training, and collaborative work in the context of family health: action-research

description: ABSTRACT The study aimed to collectively build Interprofessional Collaborative Practices (PCI) and evaluate them from the perspective of professors and students of healthcare courses of a Federal Higher Education Institution (IES) and a Family Health team (eSF). An action-research was carried out with a qualitative approach in an eSF territory of Northeastern capital in Brazil, aiming to build PCIs towards children’s health. It involved 15 participants: eSF professionals; professors and students from nursing, dentistry, and nutrition courses from an IES. Three phases were carried out: diagnosis about Interprofessional Education and the PCIs, through interviews; planning and execution of child healthcare actions; and evaluation, through a focus group. The interviews and the focus group were recorded, then transcribed and interpreted using thematic analysis. The intervention favored the meeting between the subjects, the exchange of experiences and common learning, the recognition of roles, constituting a communicative and participatory space for the promotion of knowledge and actions. The action was only possible because of the intentionality involved in its implementation and the development of actions were permeated with listening and creation around children’s healthcare in this territory. The interaction enabled the resignification of the production of interprofessional healthcare centered on children and their families.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188015.v1
title: Interprofessionality, training, and collaborative work in the context of family health: action-research

description: ABSTRACT The study aimed to collectively build Interprofessional Collaborative Practices (PCI) and evaluate them from the perspective of professors and students of healthcare courses of a Federal Higher Education Institution (IES) and a Family Health team (eSF). An action-research was carried out with a qualitative approach in an eSF territory of Northeastern capital in Brazil, aiming to build PCIs towards children’s health. It involved 15 participants: eSF professionals; professors and students from nursing, dentistry, and nutrition courses from an IES. Three phases were carried out: diagnosis about Interprofessional Education and the PCIs, through interviews; planning and execution of child healthcare actions; and evaluation, through a focus group. The interviews and the focus group were recorded, then transcribed and interpreted using thematic analysis. The intervention favored the meeting between the subjects, the exchange of experiences and common learning, the recognition of roles, constituting a communicative and participatory space for the promotion of knowledge and actions. The action was only possible because of the intentionality involved in its implementation and the development of actions were permeated with listening and creation around children’s healthcare in this territory. The interaction enabled the resignification of the production of interprofessional healthcare centered on children and their families.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188018
title: Characteristics of methylphenidate prescriptions in a pediatric neurology outpatient clinic

description: ABSTRACT Methylphenidate is not available through the Unified Health System (SUS), as it is not part of the National List of Essential Medicines. However, methylphenidate 10 mg is available through the public system in Maringá-PR, according to the Pharmaceutical Assistance Policy of the municipality. Retrospective cross-sectional observational study of a quantitative character occurred through the collection of data from the medical records registered in the Management System of the public health network in Maringá-PR, Brazil, by the neuropediatric outpatient clinic in the Basic Health Unit, between January 2017 and November 2019. Data were analyzed by relative and absolute frequency. 339 prescriptions were issued by the responsible neuropediatrician for 107 patients aged 6 to 11 years. There was an uneven geographic distribution of the number of children attended according to the neighborhood of the city, which points to a socioeconomic influence on the medication prescription. It is worth noting peaks of prescriptions coinciding with the period of the school year, following to a national trend. It was concluded that adequate specialized monitoring is a premise for better treatment, not dispensing the longitudinal assistance network. The impact of socioeconomic conditions is significant in the prescription and purchase of the medication.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188018.v1
title: Characteristics of methylphenidate prescriptions in a pediatric neurology outpatient clinic

description: ABSTRACT Methylphenidate is not available through the Unified Health System (SUS), as it is not part of the National List of Essential Medicines. However, methylphenidate 10 mg is available through the public system in Maringá-PR, according to the Pharmaceutical Assistance Policy of the municipality. Retrospective cross-sectional observational study of a quantitative character occurred through the collection of data from the medical records registered in the Management System of the public health network in Maringá-PR, Brazil, by the neuropediatric outpatient clinic in the Basic Health Unit, between January 2017 and November 2019. Data were analyzed by relative and absolute frequency. 339 prescriptions were issued by the responsible neuropediatrician for 107 patients aged 6 to 11 years. There was an uneven geographic distribution of the number of children attended according to the neighborhood of the city, which points to a socioeconomic influence on the medication prescription. It is worth noting peaks of prescriptions coinciding with the period of the school year, following to a national trend. It was concluded that adequate specialized monitoring is a premise for better treatment, not dispensing the longitudinal assistance network. The impact of socioeconomic conditions is significant in the prescription and purchase of the medication.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188021
title: Virtual Water Footprint of Mato Grosso exports versus Federal Onlendings Kandir Law and FEX: an analysis of the 2013-2017 period

description: Abstract: Indispensable for the production of all goods and services, water is used free of charge, mainly for agricultural production, and a large part of this production is exported, including water, called virtual water. Thus, the objective of the study is to compare the use of the Virtual Water Footprint of Mato Grosso exports with the refunds applied by the Kandir Law and Financial Aid for Export Promotion (FEX) received by the State and its municipalities. The study is descriptive, bibliographic, with a quantitative approach, and used as a source of secondary data. Export data were displayed on the official website of the Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services (MDIC) by the “Brazilian Trade Balance: Federation Units”. The Water Footprint (PH) was based on existing literature, calculated for each product, aggregated to one year and product. Water pricing was based on charges for the use of water resources provided by the National Water Agency (ANA). Data on federal onlendings referenced by the Kandir Law and the FEX were recorded on the official website of the National Treasury Secretariat (STN). Considering the metrics, the Virtual Water Footprint, in the 2013/2017, was R$ 4,141,608,401.68, while the amounts transferred by the Federal Government for the compensation was R$ 2,192,403,831.16, that is a difference in the amount of R$ 1,949,204,570.53, thus leaving an environmental deficit, as the transfers received are less than the cost of the Virtual Water Footprint.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22188021.v1
title: Virtual Water Footprint of Mato Grosso exports versus Federal Onlendings Kandir Law and FEX: an analysis of the 2013-2017 period

description: Abstract: Indispensable for the production of all goods and services, water is used free of charge, mainly for agricultural production, and a large part of this production is exported, including water, called virtual water. Thus, the objective of the study is to compare the use of the Virtual Water Footprint of Mato Grosso exports with the refunds applied by the Kandir Law and Financial Aid for Export Promotion (FEX) received by the State and its municipalities. The study is descriptive, bibliographic, with a quantitative approach, and used as a source of secondary data. Export data were displayed on the official website of the Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services (MDIC) by the “Brazilian Trade Balance: Federation Units”. The Water Footprint (PH) was based on existing literature, calculated for each product, aggregated to one year and product. Water pricing was based on charges for the use of water resources provided by the National Water Agency (ANA). Data on federal onlendings referenced by the Kandir Law and the FEX were recorded on the official website of the National Treasury Secretariat (STN). Considering the metrics, the Virtual Water Footprint, in the 2013/2017, was R$ 4,141,608,401.68, while the amounts transferred by the Federal Government for the compensation was R$ 2,192,403,831.16, that is a difference in the amount of R$ 1,949,204,570.53, thus leaving an environmental deficit, as the transfers received are less than the cost of the Virtual Water Footprint.