SOCIOBIODIVERSITY INDICATORS FOR FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SECURITY: TRADITIONAL TERRITORIES AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL

Mirian Fabiane Dickel; Alvori Cristo dos Santos; Camila Traesel Schreiner; Gabriela Coelho-de-Souza

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DOI

10.29327/9786527226680.1449651

Título do Trabalho

SOCIOBIODIVERSITY INDICATORS FOR FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SECURITY: TRADITIONAL TERRITORIES AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL

Autores

Mirian Fabiane Dickel
Alvori Cristo dos Santos
Camila Traesel Schreiner
Gabriela Coelho-de-Souza

Modalidade

IRSA - Congresso Mundial de Sociologia Rural (01/10/2025 a 20/01/2026)

Área temática

IRSA 36 - Agroecologies Shaping Territories: Innovation and Autonomy for a New Agenda

Data de Publicação

06/08/2026

País da Publicação

Brasil

Idioma da Publicação

pt-BR

Página do Trabalho

https://www.even3.com.br/anais/sober-irsa2026/1449651-sociobiodiversity-indicators-for-food-and-nutritional-security--traditional-territories-and-climate-resilience-i

ISBN

978-65-272-2668-0

Palavras-Chave

Food and Nutrition Security Indicators, Traditional Peoples and Communities, Biodiversity Conservation, Land Use, Climate Emergencies.

Resumo

In recent decades, recognition of traditional peoples and communities (TPCs) has grown in Brazil, particularly following the implementation of Decrees 6,040/2007 and 8,750/2016. These decrees have strengthened the concept of socio-biodiversity, which is defined as the relationship between native biodiversity, culture, and lifestyle. Over time, indigenous peoples, quilombola communities, and rural communities have developed traditional knowledge associated with species management and the construction of agri-food systems adapted to different biomes. In Rio Grande do Sul, these relationships become central in the face of changes in land use and climate emergencies. This study aimed to construct socio-biodiversity indicators that highlight the connections between landscapes, TPC culture, food and nutritional security, and the conservation of biomes in Rio Grande do Sul. Public data from the IBGE, agricultural censuses, monitoring of extractive activities and forestry, and geospatial information on indigenous lands, quilombola territories, traditional communities, and conservation units were used. Based on this dataset, we defined indicators related to landscape structure and use, conservation of native vegetation, and the impact of agriculture, as well as the identification, recognition, and identity of traditional territories. Indicators include knowledge of extractive activities, sustainable practices, environmental adequacy, access to water, governance, and technical assistance. As a result, 37 municipalities with high socio-biodiversity were identified based on a combination of species diversity, traditional territories, and conservation units. The study highlights species that are deeply rooted in Rio Grande do Sul’s culture, such as yerba mate, pine nuts, and butiá palm, as well as species that have been historically overlooked, such as angico, araticum, and juçara palm. Integrating this data enables comprehensive analyses of landscape use, conservation, and territoriality, recognizing the value of TPCs’ ways of life, food security, nutritional security, and socio-biodiversity as a foundation for resilience in the relationship between culture and ecology.

Título do Evento: 16th World Congress of Rural Sociology and 64th Congress of the Brazilian Society of Rural Economics, Management and Sociology
Cidade do Evento: Porto Alegre
Título dos Anais do Evento: Anais do 64º Congresso da SOBER e XVI Congresso Mundial de Sociologia Rural (IRSA)
Nome da Editora: Even3
Meio de Divulgação: Meio Digital
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DICKEL, Mirian Fabiane et al.. SOCIOBIODIVERSITY INDICATORS FOR FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SECURITY: TRADITIONAL TERRITORIES AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL.. In: Anais do 64º Congresso da SOBER e XVI Congresso Mundial de Sociologia Rural (IRSA). Anais...Porto Alegre(RS) UFRGS, 2026. Disponível em: https//www.even3.com.br/anais/sober-irsa2026/1449651-SOCIOBIODIVERSITY-INDICATORS-FOR-FOOD-AND-NUTRITIONAL-SECURITY--TRADITIONAL-TERRITORIES-AND-CLIMATE-RESILIENCE-I. Acesso em: 25/09/2026