Social impact of design in international project’s management related to the environment.
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Abstract
The research presents a study on the design strengths in obtaining efficient results in international project?s management, whose main scope is aimed at the protection and care of the environment.
The study was conducted through detailed analysis of two international projects: ?Connecting landscapes?, a landscape approach to preserve mountain ecosystems threatened, and ?Manglar Vivo?, a natural barrier to coastal inundation.
Empirical and theoretical methods were applied, mainly observation and experimentation. Interview and document analysis were used as associated techniques. The systematization of observation was kept through the investigation period.
The results show the social impact of design on the development of knowledge, customs, skills, abilities, attitudes and values in human communities linked directly and indirectly, focusing on reducing vulnerability of biodiversity by induced educational work itself, and intentionally and professionally designed to ensure the active participation of these human communities.
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