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VALORACIÓN SOCIAL DE LOS SERVICIOS ECOSISTÉMICOS DE HUMEDALES COSTEROS: ESTADO ACTUAL Y PERSPECTIVAS.
SOCIAL VALUATION OF THE ECOSYSTEM SERVICES FROM COASTAL WETLANDS: CURRENT STATUS AND PERSPECTIVES
AVALIAÇÃO SOCIAL DOS SERVIÇOS ECOSSISTÊMICOS DAS ZONAS HUMIDAS COSTEIRAS: ESTATUTO ATUAL E PERSPECTIVAS
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https://doi.org/10.15446/abc.v25n3.80387Palabras clave:
Cartografía social, ecosistemas costeros, indicadores sociales, servicios ambientales (es)Coastal ecosystems, environmental services, social indicators, social mapping (en)
Cartografia social, serviços ambientais, preferências, avaliação. (pt)
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Los Servicios Ecosistémicos(SE) son bienes y servicios que la humanidad obtiene de la naturaleza y a los que se asigna valor ecológico, económico y social, aunque se ha brindado menor atención al estudio de este último. Esta deficiencia es más notable en el caso de los humedales costeros, que proveen importantes SE, escasamente explorados desde la perspectiva social y espacial, pese a su pertinencia en la planificación territorial. Para conocer el estado del arte relativo a la valoración social de SE de humedales costeros y la importancia del análisis espacial en el proceso, se realizó una revisión documental sistemática (2005-2018) que permitió observar una tendencia positiva en el número de publicaciones, en especial en el último trienio. Se identificó que el valor social carece de una definición estandarizada y se ha enfocado a servicios sin valor de mercado, mientras que en lo relativo a dimensión espacial, se encontró que esta se ha venido incorporando con esquemas de mapeo participativo, dirigido a determinar la accesibilidad a sitios de provisión de SE y a la identificación de sitios de valor social dentro de los humedales, sin que la producción de mapas sea relevante. No se encontraron elementos para determinar si la valoración social es complementaria o alternativa a la económica, pero se requiere crear un marco conceptual para la valoración integral basado en la pluralidad de valores de los SE como una estrategia de conservación de los humedales.
Ecosystem Services (ES) include goods and benefits that people obtain from nature and to which ecological, economic and social values are assigned,although less attention has been given to the study of the latter. This deficiency is particularly notable for coastal wetlands, which provide important ES, rarely studied from a social and spatial perspective, despite their relevance in territorial planning. To define the state-of-the-art about social assessment of SE in coastal wetlands and the importance of spatial analysis in that process, a systematic documentary review (2005-2018) was carried out, finding a positive trend in the number of publications, with a notable increase in the last three years. It was found that social value lacks clear definition and has focused on services without market value, while in terms of spatial dimension it has been included with participatory mapping schemes, aimed at determining the accessibility to SE provision sites and the identification of social value sites within the wetlands, but with a little relevant map production. No elements were found to conclude if social valuation is complementary or alternative to the economic one, but it is necessary to create a conceptual framework for the integral valuation, based on the plurality of values of the SE as a strategy for the conservation of wetlands.
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