New Tools for Environmental Social Zoning in High Andean Areas

Sardon-Quispe W.W.; Gavidia-Canaquiri M.R.L.; Pastor-Vela C.A.; Echegaray-Carreño G.; Flores-Flores J.C. · Pakistan Journal of Life and Social Sciences (2024) · DOI: 10.57239/pjlss-2024-22.2.00328

Resumen

Currently, global concern is focused on the sustainability of life on the planet, which is why the 2015–2030 agenda is named “sustainable development goals, ” aiming to promote actions that seek to mitigate the effects of anthropogenic intervention on natural spaces. However, the environment, understood as all biotic and abiotic components that constantly interact, must consider human beings as part of it and suppress the anthropocentric vision that has dominated this aspect in recent centuries. Therefore, it is essential to recognize which are the new social and environmental zoning tools that can be used in geographical areas that host ecosystems as rich as they are fragile, such as the High Andean regions. For this reason, this study aimed to reflect on the new tools for environmental social zoning in high Andean areas. It was a reflective review study in which narrative was used as a method of constructing knowledge and dialectics for the documentary analysis of a total of 74 articles. Within the final reflections, new questions are raised, including: How can we improve collaboration between scientists, local communities, and authorities to maximize the impact of new tools and approaches in zoning? © (2024), (Elite Scientific Publications). All rights reserved.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional Amazónica de Madre de Dios