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[pt] A IMPLANTAÇÃO DE UM PROJETO DE TURISMO REGENERATIVO RURAL NA REGIÃO SERRANA FLUMINENSE / [en] THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A RURAL REGENERATIVE TOURISM PROJECT IN THE MOUNTAINOUS REGION OF RIO DE JANEIRONICOLE IRIARTE DOURADO 07 November 2023 (has links)
[pt] Este estudo se concentra na implantação de um projeto de turismo
regenerativo no Rancho Dourado, denominado como Unidade Demonstrativa de
Sustentabilidade (UDS), localizada em Três Rios, RJ, na região serrana. Com base
nesse contexto, desenvolveu-se um plano de ação com o propósito de viabilizar a
adoção desse modelo de negócios em áreas rurais. O foco principal deste estudo é
apresentar um modelo de negócios com dois componentes interconectados, um com
fins lucrativos que sustente outro, filantrópico Os princípios da permacultura e da
ecosofia fundamentam uma base ética que orienta a ação, destacando a percepção
da interdependência entre todos os seres vivos do planeta. O turismo regenerativo
é destacado como uma resposta às preocupações ambientais e sociais. Ele exige
uma abordagem responsável, integrada e sistêmica para garantir sua
sustentabilidade como atividade econômica. No contexto específico de Três Rios,
onde a UDS está localizada, o município enfrenta sérios problemas ambientais
devido à exploração intensiva de recursos naturais, incluindo desmatamento,
pecuária, industrialização e especulação imobiliária, resultando em uma
significativa redução na cobertura florestal. Portanto, a implantação do turismo
regenerativo em Três Rios é considerada benéfica, com potencial para gerar um
impacto positivo e regenerativo no município, contrapondo-se aos desafios
climáticos, sociais e ambientais enfrentados pela região. A Unidade Demonstrativa
de Sustentabilidade (UDS) desempenha um papel fundamental como atrativo e
laboratório prático de sustentabilidade para esse modelo de negócios. / [en] This study focuses on the implementation of a regenerative tourism project at
Rancho Dourado, referred to as a Sustainable Demonstration Unit (SDU), located
in Três Rios, RJ, a mountainous region. Within this context, an action plan was
developed with the purpose of facilitating the adoption of this business model in
rural areas. The main focus of this study is to present a business model with two
interconnected components, one for profit, supporting a philanthropic one. The
principles of permaculture and ecosophy form an ethical foundation that guides
action, emphasizing the perception of interdependence among all living beings on
the planet. Regenerative tourism stands out as a response to environmental and
social concerns. It requires a responsible, integrated, and systemic approach to
ensure itssustainability as an economic activity. In the specific context of Três Rios,
where the SDU is located, the municipality faces serious environmental issues due
to the intensive exploitation of natural resources, including deforestation, livestock
farming, industrialization, and real estate speculation, resulting in a barren
landscape and significant reduction in forest coverage. Therefore, the
implementation of regenerative tourism in Três Rios is considered beneficial, with
the potential to generate a positive and regenerative impact on the municipality,
counteracting the climate,social, and environmental challenges faced by the region.
The Sustainable Demonstration Unit (SDU) plays a fundamental role as an
attraction and practical sustainability laboratory for this business model.
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Principles and Values from Cooperatives on Gotland: Fostering Sustainable Destination Development through Alternative Economies and Regenerative PracticesRodoni, Valentina January 2022 (has links)
This research investigates the values and principles of cooperatives in relation to regenerative development and evaluates how these principles can be applied to foster SDD on Gotland. As alternative economies, cooperatives represent an opportunity to facilitate a regenerative type of development that is needed to face the issues brought by the capitalist system and the tourism industry. These many challenges were exacerbated by the Covid-19 crisis and emphasised the need to find new understandings of the tourism industry and of the way business is carried out in our societies. The evidence gathered from seven semi-structured interviews with the members of a Gotland’s cooperative was analysed in relation to frameworks of values and principles of regenerative development and tourism. Based on the findings and the theoretical background, four Cooperative Principles for Regenerative Development [CPRD] were derived and their potential application for SDD argued. The CPRD include the Support of entrepreneurs, the Commitment and good intent to carry out projects for the community’s wellbeing, Cooperation among stakeholders, associations, and GUBIS companies, and the Contribution to create a healthy, lively, and liveable society. In relation to SDD, the principles can be applied by supporting tourism stakeholder and entrepreneurs so that they can find convergence points among themselves, co-creating across multiple domains to catalyse positive system effects. Additionally, the CPRD can foster SDD by facilitating a discourse about alternative types of exchanges that evolves around an holistic type of economic development that is embedded in the natural ecosystem and is based on circularity and inclusivity.
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