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Señalando el camino : reconsiderando la participación social desde un enfoque de equidad de género en la evaluación de impacto ambiental en Centroamérica

Señalando el camino : reconsiderando la participación social desde un enfoque de equidad de género en la evaluación de impacto ambiental en Centroamérica

La incorporación del enfoque de equidad de género es fundamental en la comprensión integral del ambiente. El gran reto es lograr de la EIA mejore la calidad de vida de las poblaciones y éstas puedan participar activamente en todas las gestiones necesarias para su desarrollo. Este documento busca ser el primero de un proceso que permita la publicación de nuevos módulos con recomendaciones más concretas que puedan ser aplicadas a las necesidades de los países centroamericanos.

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2003
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Acuña Sossa, Kathia, Rodríguez, Guiselle, Siles Calvo, Jackeline, Aguilar Rojas, Grethel

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