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Ecuador perspectives of the past, present and future : a multi-criteria approach to social evolution / Marco Benigno Avila Calle (editor).

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Benigno Avila Calle, Marco, editor.
Series:
Cultural Studies in the Third Millennium
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ecuador--Economic conditions--21st century.
Ecuador.
Sustainable development--Ecuador.
Sustainable development.
Public housing--Government policy--Ecuador.
Public housing.
Sex role--Ecuador.
Sex role.
Cultural pluralism--Ecuador.
Cultural pluralism.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (272 pages)
Place of Publication:
New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2021]
Summary:
"Ecuador is a diverse and multicultural country which has resisted the historical processes of homogenization and globalization. In it different peoples and ancestral nationalities coexist, as well as the heirs of the colonial process, appearing as strong contrasts in customs, languages and cultural expressions, arising syncretism, miscegenation and fusion. There is a fascinating natural diversity, which, despite being contained in a small fragment of world territory, gives an immeasurable environmental value to the country, America, and the world. However, this cultural and environmental wealth is sometimes overshadowed by phenomena of exclusion, by social gaps, by gender inequality and by environmental degradation. These realities, which affect all of Latin America, have vernacular peculiarities, intrinsic to Ecuador as a country. Within this context, this publication aims to generate an investigative space from different perspectives and disciplines, contributing to the construction of a more inclusive and sustainable Ecuador. Therefore, the philosophy and motivation in which the editorial spirit is inscribed is focused through the concepts of identity, culture, humanism, the environment and interculturality. This work also presents the main results of research carried out by various universities in Ecuador, highlighting the contribution of the research project promoted by the postgraduate program of the Catholic University of Cuenca called "Sustainable Architecture Through Adequate Recycling of Plastic," which has allowed the correct articulation of the themes exposed in this work. We hope that this book, beyond becoming a useful instrument in academia and within research, may have an expansive and positive effect on the inhabitants of Ecuador, especially those most disadvantaged"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Intro
ECUADOR PERSPECTIVES OF THEPAST, PRESENT AND FUTUREA MULTI-CRITERIA APPROACHTO SOCIAL EVOLUTION
CONTENTS
PREFACE
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Chapter 1INTERIOR SOLUTIONS IN MINIMALLOW-INCOME HOMES
Abstract
INTRODUCTION
Analysis of Minimal Rural Housing Conditions in Latin America
Adequate Housing and Minimal Rural Housing
Study of the Conditions of Furniture and Materiality of Minimal Rural Dwellings: Nopaltzin Neighborhood Project, Mexico
PRESENT
Current Status of the Housing To Be Intervened
Description of the Case Studies, Analysis of the Planimetry and Its Functionality
Diagnosis of the Case Studies
Analysis of the Existing Furniture and Materiality of the Interior Spaces
FUTURE
Experimentation through Low-Cost Materials for Thermal and Lighting Solutions
Interior Design Proposals as Solutions to Current Needs of Adapted Homes
The Prospect of Low-Cost Interior Solutions for Minimal Homes
REFERENCES
Chapter 2URBAN PLANNING FOR THE SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL INTERESTHOUSING
URBAN PLANNING FOR THE SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL INTEREST HOUSING
HOUSING OF SOCIAL INTEREST IN CUENCA
THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL INTEREST HOUSINGPROGRAMS BETWEEN THE DECADES FROM1970 TO 2019
HOUSING OF SOCIAL INTEREST IN THE LASTDECADE, ITS PROCESSES AND DEVELOPMENTORGANISMS
LOCAL HOUSING POLICIES
URBAN GROWTH OF THE CITY OF CUENCA INRELATION TO CITY PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY
SOCIAL INTEREST HOUSING, CASE STUDIES
Case Study 1: Chile
Case Study 2: Singapore
Case Study 3: United States of North America
Case Study 4: Ecuador: "Social Interest Housing in a Marginal Area of Ecuador"
RELATIONSHIP OF HOUSING PROJECTS WITHURBAN PLANNING AND TERRITORIAL MANAGEMENTPROCESSES IN CUENCA.
CITY PLANNING FOR SOCIAL INTEREST HOUSING,NEW PROCESSES OF CITY EVOLUTION
URBAN EVOLUTION INFLUENCES THECHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL INTEREST HOUSING
URBAN RESPONSE TO THE PROBLEM OF SOCIALINTEREST HOUSING FOR CUENCA ANDURBAN STRATEGIES
Chapter 3ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY ASPECTSOF SOCIAL HOUSING
METHODOLOGY
THEORETICAL ANALYSIS
Environmental Pollution, Housing and Health
Sustainable Social Housing and Carbon Footprint
Smart Cities and Social Housing
Social Housing and Energy Efficiency
RESULTS (A SUSTAINABLE AND ENERGY-EFFICIENTSOCIAL HOME PROPOSAL)
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
Chapter 4 PROTOTYPE OF SINGLE-FAMILY SUSTAINABLE SOCIAL HOUSING WITH RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
CIRCULAR ECONOMY
SOCIAL HOUSING
LEGAL CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF THECIRCULAR ECONOMY CONCEPT
PLASTIC AND ITS TYPES
SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE FROMRECYCLED PLASTIC
STRESS TESTS - HOUSING PROPOSAL
Chapter 5ANALYSIS OF THE ELECTRICAL ANDLIGHTING SYSTEM IN "SOCIAL INTEREST" HOUSING
DISTRIBUTION AND LIGHTING SYSTEMS IN"SOCIAL INTEREST" HOUSING, BUILT FROMTHE 1970S TO 2019
CURRENT SITUATION OF SOCIAL HOUSING IN THEDISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
FUTURE OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMIN SOCIAL HOUSING
Challenges at the Level of Social Housing
Chapter 6 AN ASSESSMENT ON ENERGY POLICIES ANDCHALLENGES TO PROMOTE SOLAR PV INSOUTH AM´E RICA: THE ECUADORIAN CASE
SOLAR ENERGY POTENTIAL IN SOUTH AMERICA
SOLAR ENERGY EVOLUTION IN SOUTH AMERICA
ENERGY POLICIES IN SOUTH AMERICA TO PROMOTERENEWABLE ENERGIES. FOCUS ON SOLAR PV
Electricity Markets and Renewable Energy Policies
Regulatory Instruments in Use for Fostering Solar PV
Solar PV Targets in South American Countries.
SOLAR PV IN ECUADOR AS A CASE STUDY
Generalities of Power Generation in Ecua
The Promotion of Solar PV in Ecuador
The Impact of Support Schemes to Foster Solar PV in Ecuador
Challenges of Solar PV in Ecuador
Chapter 7PROTECTED HORTICULTURE OF ECUADOR:PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
ABSTRACT
COUNTRY CHARACTERIZATION
Environmental Aspects
Geography
Climate
Socio-Economic Aspects
Population and Social Affairs
Economy
HISTORICAL REVIEWS IN AGRICULTURALTECHNOLOGIES
The Aboriginal Period
The "Incario"
The Colonial Era
Independence and the Colombian Stage
The Republican Era
AGRICULTURAL CHARACTERIZATION
Land Tenure, Plot Size, Rainfed and Irrigated Agriculture
PROTECTED HORTICULTURE
Types of Structure for Protected Agriculture
Development of Protected Horticulture in the Tropics
Evolution of the Implementation of Protected Crop Development in Ecuador
STUDY FOCUSED ON PLANNING ZONE 8 IN ECUADOR
Agroclimatic Parameter Evaluation
Wind
Rainfall
Temperature
The Soil
The Water
Design of Structures Adapted to the Coastal Region
Implementation of Structural Elements
Implementation of Polymers as Covers
EVALUATION OF THE CURRENT SITUATION OFAGRICULTURE IN ECUADOR ACCORDING TO THEOBJECTIVES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT(AGENDA 2030)
Sources
Chapter 8THE EVOLUTION OF GENDER ROLESIN RURAL ECUADOR: THE CASE OFTHE CACAO VALUE CHAIN
EVOLVING GENDER ROLES IN ECUADOR
STUDY STYLE
METHODS
Survey Design
Joint Interview Process
RESULTS
Gender Roles in Household Decision-Making
Gender Roles in Cacao Production
ABOUT THE EDITORS
CONTRIBUTORS
INDEX
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Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-5361-9533-2
OCLC:
1250089550

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