Giovana Ilka Jacinto Salvaro

Espaços de produção e comercialização da agricultura familiar: as cooperativas descentralizadas do Sul Catarinense

El articulo presenta un analisis de las areas de produccion y comercializacion de los agricultores/familia por medio de la cooperativas rurales descentralizadas. Los procedimientos metodologicos bibliograficas, se utilizaron fuentes documentales y de campo. Ademas de la investigacion documental se llevo a cabo en el campo, que fueron entrevistados /las cooperativas/las seis cooperativas. Entre los resultados, se encontro que la comercializacion se realiza en las ferias y Programas Institucionales.

Limites e possibilidades da militância política em um movimento social rural de mulheres

In a context of gender struggles in the last three decades, various rural social movements of women contributed to the production and recognition of the rural worker as a political subject of rights. In this article, in order to analyze the limits and possibilities of political activism in a social movement of rural women, we articulate the issues and struggles of gender subjectivities. For that, we resume and broaden some reflections presented in the research that founded doctorate thesis, carried out from 2006-2010. The empirical information that enabled the compilation of this research was obtained by means of documentary and ethnographic research, with interviews, observation and monitoring of activities undertaken by a social movement of women in three rural municipalities in southern Santa Catarina. The process of female aging and retirement, the local models of agriculture, the significant exodus of part of the rural population, the exclusion and limited participation of younger women in local activities of the movement are presented as conditions of possibility in the analysis of the limits of political activism.

Mulheres em cooperativas rurais virtuais: reflexões sobre gênero e subjetividade

This article aims to propose reflection on gender and subjectivity by analyzing the participation of women in virtual rural coops located in southern cities in the state of Santa Catarina. According to the literature studied, that coop model is different from the traditional one because, among other aspects, it does not have a fixed headquarters, it gathers a group of 20 to 30 farmers and it sells a wide range of products in small quantities. The study concerned refers to an extended analysis based on data collected from a research in the period between 2011 and 2012 (PIBIC - UNEC/CNPq). The research was qualitative and the data was obtained by semi-structured interviews. Ten women between the ages of 36 and 54, who were members of three coops. were interviewed. The interviews were recorded, transcribed and analyzed according to procedures of content analysis. The results and the discussion show the formation process of coops, the participation and the products commercialized by the members and discuss the participation of women in virtual rural coops, the social visibility and the acknowledgement of womens work. Generally speaking, it could be noticed that womens participation in coops brought not only financial benefits due to the sales of produce, but also social and subjective acknowledgement.

CONSIDERAÇÕES SOBRE A DIVISÃO SEXUAL DO TRABALHO NA AGRICULTURA FAMILIAR DO SUL CATARINENSE

Neste artigo, a partir do estudo e do registro sobre as transformacoes em unidades de producao no âmbito da agricultura familiar, busca-se apresentar consideracoes a respeito da organizacao e da divisao sexual do trabalho entre associados/as de cooperativas rurais descentralizadas do Sul Catarinense. O foco tematico emerge de uma pesquisa mais ampla sobre inovacoes na agricultura familiar, no contexto de cooperativas descentralizadas do Sul Catarinense, iniciada em 2015 e finalizada em 2016. Em um recorte analitico no qual sao observadas reorganizacoes familiares no/pelo processo produtivo que indicam deslocamentos e permanencias na divisao sexual do trabalho.

O CUSTO OPERACIONAL DAS COOPERATIVAS DESCENTRALIZADAS DA REGIÃO SUL DE SANTA CATARINA

Na regiao Sul Catarinense, os agricultores familiares vem se organizando em cooperativas descentralizadas, com o objetivo de enfrentar, em conjunto as dificuldades de comercializar sua producao no mercado que individualmente seriam consideradas muito dificil. O modelo de organizacao cooperativa descentralizada ou nao patrimonial permite aos pequenos produtores rurais legalizar suas atividades produtivas, diversificar a producao, revitalizar outras abandonadas ao longo do tempo devido aos altos custos individuais. Organizados, desta forma, os agricultores da regiao obtiveram reducao nos custos de comercializacao e conquistaram novos espacos no mercado. Entretanto, apos alguns anos de funcionamento, estas cooperativas enfrentam problemas de manutencao devido aos custos operacionais. Diante disto, o objetivo do presente artigo e levantar o custo operacional mensal de manutencao de uma cooperativa descentralizada. A metodologia utilizada foi o estudo de caso, com abordagem qualitativa e quantitativa. As fontes primarias foram obtidas por meio de anotacoes e gravacoes de reunioes realizadas no decorrer dos anos de 2012 e 2013; ja as fontes secundarias por meio de balancos e balancetes de duas cooperativas. Os resultados obtidos com o desenvolvimento do projeto, constata-se, mesmo sendo cooperativas descentralizadas “nao patrimoniais”, o custo operacional mensal de manutencao de uma cooperativa e de aproximadamente R

Mulheres em cargos profissionais de chefia: o paradoxo da igualdade

4.000,00, totalizando aproximadamente R

Mujeres en cooperativas rurales virtuales: reflexiones sobre género y subjetividad

50.000,00 anuais, sem considerar os custos de producao e os tributos da comercializacao.

Women in virtual rural coops: reflections on gender and subjectivity

The article presented here was constructed from information obtained in a research held in 2009, presented as a Psychology Monograph at the Centro Universitario Barriga Verde - UNIBAVE (GALVANE, 2009). This study aimed to determine the meanings produced by women who occupy leadership positions in industries of a southern town of Santa Catarina, Brazil, and followed the qualitative research model proposed by Gonzalez Rey (2005). The respondents were seven women and information obtained through semi-structured interviews. This article, however, proposes to revise and expand information obtained from discussions held previously using, among others, the theoretical contributions of Joan Scott and Judith Butler, by which they questioned gender differences based on binary and naturalized conceptions. Among other relevant issues, the study suggests that the respondents use concepts based on “a certain feminine essence” as a strategy of visibility, presence and power in the labor market.

Projects for young professionals university students residing in rural areas: a case study of the youth of the city of Meleiro, SC

This article aims to propose reflection on gender and subjectivity by analyzing the participation of women in virtual rural coops located in southern cities in the state of Santa Catarina. According to the literature studied, that coop model is different from the traditional one because, among other aspects, it does not have a fixed headquarters, it gathers a group of 20 to 30 farmers and it sells a wide range of products in small quantities. The study concerned refers to an extended analysis based on data collected from a research in the period between 2011 and 2012 (PIBIC - UNEC/CNPq). The research was qualitative and the data was obtained by semi-structured interviews. Ten women between the ages of 36 and 54, who were members of three coops. were interviewed. The interviews were recorded, transcribed and analyzed according to procedures of content analysis. The results and the discussion show the formation process of coops, the participation and the products commercialized by the members and discuss the participation of women in virtual rural coops, the social visibility and the acknowledgement of womens work. Generally speaking, it could be noticed that womens participation in coops brought not only financial benefits due to the sales of produce, but also social and subjective acknowledgement.

Proyectos para el colegio de profesionales de la joven que residen en las zonas rurales: un estudio de caso de/la juventud de la ciudad de Meleiro, SC

This article aims to propose reflection on gender and subjectivity by analyzing the participation of women in virtual rural coops located in southern cities in the state of Santa Catarina. According to the literature studied, that coop model is different from the traditional one because, among other aspects, it does not have a fixed headquarters, it gathers a group of 20 to 30 farmers and it sells a wide range of products in small quantities. The study concerned refers to an extended analysis based on data collected from a research in the period between 2011 and 2012 (PIBIC - UNEC/CNPq). The research was qualitative and the data was obtained by semi-structured interviews. Ten women between the ages of 36 and 54, who were members of three coops. were interviewed. The interviews were recorded, transcribed and analyzed according to procedures of content analysis. The results and the discussion show the formation process of coops, the participation and the products commercialized by the members and discuss the participation of women in virtual rural coops, the social visibility and the acknowledgement of womens work. Generally speaking, it could be noticed that womens participation in coops brought not only financial benefits due to the sales of produce, but also social and subjective acknowledgement.