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2. CIDADE BOA PARA TURISTA É CIDADE BOA PARA SEU MORADOR: ADAPTAÇÃO ÀS MUDANÇAS DO CLIMA PARA O SETOR TURISMO EM SALVADOR DA BAHIA.
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Tridello, Valentina, de Andrade Spinola, Carolina, Campelo, Adriana, Cisalpino Pinheiro, Tiago, and Eucker, Dennis
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CLIMATE change , *TOURISM - Abstract
Objective: This article suggests possible adaptation measures to climate change in order to mitigate physical and economic impacts on Salvador's tourism industry, as well as on the city as a whole. In fact, tourism and urban dynamics are tightly bound. Method: The chosen method to identify the adaptation measures was characterized by a bold participatory process that allowed the co-creation of a climatic impact chain that involved representatives from Salvador's academy, municipal administration, civil society, and the tourism business sector. The 5th Assessment Report (AR5), developed by the 2nd Working Group of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), provided the conceptual framework of the research. Originality/Relevance: The impact chain allowed the identification of climatic signals that threaten Salvador's tourism, which touristic attractions and services are more exposed to those threads, which local vulnerabilities contribute to making some risks real, and which capacities are already settled in the City or need to be developed in order to prepare the tourism industry to cope and adapt to climate change impacts. Results: The results of this research confirmed that any adaptation measure for tourism activity is inseparable from the adaptation measures for a city as a whole, reaffirming the maxim that "a good city for a tourist is a good city for its inhabitant." Social/management contributions: Demonstrates how urban interventions which improves thermic wellbeing, shade, storm shelter, efficient drainage (and so on) in public spaces guarantee benefits to both inhabitants and tourists. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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3. Soluções baseadas na Natureza: uma revisão sobre o conceito.
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Gomes Fraga, Raiza and Villamizar Sayago, Doris Aleida
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Emerged in the late 2000s, the concept of s naturebased solutions (NBS) has been gaining prominence among international organizations and in the European Union as a bet for adaptation to climate change. NBS are understood as solutions that have somehow been inspired, copied or based on natural processes to generate social, environmental and economic benefits for society. This article retrieves the history of the concept's emergence by presenting a review of the approach and definitions on the theme from the main authors on the European continent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
4. Soluções Baseadas na Natureza na estratégia de clima de uma empresa global de energia que atua no Brasil: um estudo de caso
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Maranhão, Denise Scarpa de Albuquerque, Escolas::EAESP, Felsberg, Annelise Vendramini, Motta, Ronaldo Seroa da, and Monzoni, Mario
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Mudanças do clima ,Estratégia empresarial de clima ,Nature-based solutions ,Compensação de carbono ,Recursos naturais - Conservação ,Planejamento estratégico - Aspectos ambientais ,Soluções climáticas naturais ,Business climate strategy ,Administração de empresas ,Climate change ,Offsets florestais ,Sustentabilidade ,Mudanças climáticas ,Natural climate solutions ,Empresas - Aspectos ambientais ,Soluções baseadas na natureza ,Forest offsets - Abstract
Este estudo de caso único busca compreender como as Soluções baseadas na Natureza (SbN) se inserem na estratégia de clima da empresa Shell, compreender como projetos de SbN vem sendo implementados pela empresa e capturar, na percepção da empresa, quais as maiores oportunidades e desafios para implementação de projetos de SbN ao redor do mundo, além de buscar, no referencial teórico existente, qual o conceito e o potencial dos projetos de SbN. O termo SbN começou a ser utilizado por ONGs e instituições de Conservação da Natureza, principalmente a International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), no início dos anos 2010, e vem ganhando espaço na literatura científica a partir de meados daquela década, portanto “SbN é um conceito relativamente novo e ainda está em processo de padronização” (IUCN, 2016. p.xii, tradução nossa). O termo engloba abordagens preexistentes baseadas em ecossistemas (COHEN-SHACHAM et al., 2019) que endereçam alguns dos desafios da sociedade, tais como a mudança do clima, ao mesmo tempo que proporcionam o bem-estar humano e oferecem benefícios para a biodiversidade (IUCN, 2016; IUCN, 2020). Os resultados da pesquisa apontam para o uso de SbN pela Shell como sumidouros de carbono para a realização de offsets das emissões de CO2 de difícil redução ou inevitáveis, com muitos cobenefícios. As SbN aceleram o caminho em direção às emissões líquidas zero, constituindo uma oportunidade temporária, enquanto processos de descarbonização estão em curso. A utilização de projetos de SbN na estratégia de clima da Shell apresenta desafios importantes a serem enfrentados antes que mais investimentos da empresa sejam canalizados nesta direção. Consistente com a metodologia de pesquisa proposta, de caráter exploratório e interpretativo, este estudo traz reflexões relativas ao caso em estudo e procura contribuir para as discussões científicas e aplicadas relacionadas ao tema “SbN na estratégia de clima de empresas”. This single case study seeks to understand how Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) are part of shell company's climate strategy, understand how NbS projects have been implemented in the company and capture, in the company's perception, what are the greatest opportunities and challenges for implementing NbS projects around the world, in addition seeking the existing theoretical framework, what the concept and potential of NbS projects. The term NbS began to be used by NGOs and nature conservation institutions, especially the IUCN, in the early 2010s, and has been gaining ground in the scientific literature since the middle of that decade, so "SbN is a relatively new concept and is still in the process of standardization" (IUCN , 2016. p.xii). The term encompasses pre-existing ecosystem-based approaches (COHEN-SHACHAM, 2019) that address some of society's challenges, such as climate change, while providing human wellbeing and benefits for biodiversity (IUCN, 2016; IUCN, 2020). The research results point to Shell's use of NbS as carbon sinks to offset CO2 emissions that are difficult to reduce or inevitable, with many co-benefits. NbS accelerates the path towards zero net emissions, constituting a temporary opportunity, while decarbonisation processes are underway. The use of NbS projects in Shell's climate strategy presents important challenges to be faced before more of the company's investments are channelled in this direction. Consistent with the proposed research methodology, exploratory and interpretative, this study brings reflections related to the case under study and seeks to contribute to scientific and applied discussions related to the theme "SbN in the climate strategy of companies".
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