Perspectivas do comum nas práticas socioterritoriais do "biquinho" no âmbito de atuação da apa-to.

Abstract

The present dissertation developed in the Graduate Program in the Study of Culture and Territory, at the Federal University of North of Tocantins (UFNT/PPGCult), linked to the line of Research Nature, Power and Territorialities, signals as a theme Perspectives of the Common in Socio-territorial Practices of the “biquinho” within the scope of APA-TO's performance. It points out as a general objective to analyze practices of access to common goods connected to the land and it`s possession, to the forms of production and commercialization, as well as to the dissemination events regarding the same, in the traditional communities and of peasants in the municipalities of the so-called "biquinho" in the scope of action of APA-TO, in the perspective of the common. In this sense, I was urged to address the work of APA-TO with traditional and peasant communities, regarding their organizations, locations and characterizations, in the territorial extension of the so-called “biquinho”, in the context of Bico do Papagaio. Approaching traditional and peasant communities in the so-called “biquinho” municipalities, in their practices and perspectives regarding access to common land goods and their ownership, forms of production, commercialization and events to publicize them. Offer a conceptual theoretical contribution to the abstracted reality, linking communities and APA-TO within the scope of its creation and performance as an institution that promotes community practices in the referred municipalities of “biquinho”, in the perspective of the common. In this sense, we chose to work with an interdisciplinary approach, as well as bibliographical and documental and field analysis, with data collection despite primary data, as well as secondary research data. As a result of this research, the perspective of the common in the socio-territorial practices of “biquinho” is a model that shows the importance of collaboration, shared knowledge and community empowerment. This approach can be seen as a promising way to face complex challenges involving social, environmental and cultural issues. It underscores the interconnectedness between people and nature, offering a vision of a future where harmony between the two is a tangible reality.