A rede transfronteiriça para o enfrentamento da pandemia por COVID-19: diálogo sobre pesquisa e monitoramento da pan-demia desde a tríplice fronteira entre Brasil, Colômbia e Peru
The Covid-19 cross-frontier network: pandemic research and monitoring from the triple frontier between Brazil, Colombia, and Peru
La red transfronteriza COVID-19: Investigación y monitoreamiento de la pan-demia desde la triple frontera entre Brasil, Colombia y Perú
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rede, fronteira, mobilidade covid (pt)red, frontera movilidad (es)
network, border, mobility (en)
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A rede transfronteiriça pode ser entendida como um processo de articulação e colaboração efetiva entre pesquisadores e instituições universitárias nos três países que formam a tríplice fronteira entre Brasil, Colômbia e Peru. O seu objetivo fundamental é sistematizar informações, pesquisar, monitorar e divulgar resultados sobre a pandemia de forma conjunta, ou seja, pensar nessas localidades e municípios fronteiriços dos três países como uma única região transfronteiriça. Essa perspectiva de pesquisa e análise dos dados visa romper com o nacionalismo metodológico tão presente nas pesquisas nas zonas fronteiriças internacionais. Isso coloca uma série de desafios na sistematização conjunta informação, à medida que as instituições de cada Estado-nação desenvolvem diferentes metodologias e diferentes prazos para publicação de dados oficiais, além de problemas de subnotificação em alguns casos. Essas dificuldades tornaram-se muito presentes no processo de produzir boletins de covid 19 na região, como evidenciado aqui durante a diálogo com os pesquisadores.
The cross-border network can be understood as a process of effective articulation and collaboration between researchers and university institutions in the three countries that form the triple border between Brazil, Colombia, and Peru. Its fundamental objective is to systematize information, research, monitor, and publicize results on the pandemic in a joint way, that is, to think of these localities and border municipalities of the three countries as a single cross-border region. This perspective of research and data analysis aims to break with the methodological nationalism so present in research in international border areas. This poses a number of challenges in systematizing joint information, as the institutions of each nation-state develop different methodologies and different time frames for the publication of official data, in addition to problems of underreporting in some cases. These difficulties became very present in the process of producing bulletins from covid 19 in the region, as evidenced here during the dialogue with the researchers.
La red transfronteriza puede entenderse como un proceso de articulación y colaboración efectiva entre investigadores e instituciones universitarias de los tres países que forman la triple frontera entre Brasil, Colombia y Perú. Su objetivo fundamental es sistematizar información, investigar, monitorear y difundir los resultados de la pandemia de manera conjunta, es decir, pensar en estas localidades y municipios fronterizos de los tres países como una única región transfronteriza. Esta perspectiva de investigación y análisis de datos pretende romper con el nacionalismo metodológico tan presente en la investigación en zonas fronterizas internacionales. Esto plantea una serie de desafíos en la sistematización conjunta información, ya que las instituciones de cada Estado-nación desarrollan diferentes metodologías y diferentes plazos para la publicación de datos oficiales, además de los problemas de subregistro en algunos casos. Estas dificultades se hicieron muy presentes en el proceso de producir boletines de Covid-19 en la región, como se evidencia aquí durante el diálogo con investigadores.
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