Co-diseño de escenarios de zonificación ambiental en zonas de acueductos veredales a partir de aspectos de género, conservación y servicios ecosistémicos en la subcuenca del rio Timbio

Abstract

The primary objective of this study is to assess how gender aspects and co-design approaches influence the environmental zoning of rural aqueducts in the Timbío River basin. It is recognized that women play a crucial role in water conservation and community management of natural resources, making their participation in conservation programs essential. Through a comprehensive evaluation of the supply and demand for ecosystem services, as well as the characterization of women's roles in the use and management of these resources, the study aims to identify priority areas for the conservation and sustainable management of water resources in the ecosystems. This involves promoting equal participation of women in decision-making and the implementation of conservation measures, highlighting their important role as custodians of the Timbío River basin. Adopting a gender and co-design approach in planning will allow for the integration of gender perspectives and needs into environmental management and sustainable development. This will ensure greater equity and efficiency in conservation and water management activities in the region.