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Social mobilization and the implementation of social technologies based on coexistence with the semi-arid have enabled families in the Brazilian Semi-Arid to overcome drought vulnerabilities and gain autonomy from traditional assistance policies. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To examine the evolution of social mobilization and collective action supporting coexistence with the semi-arid climate through agroecology and sustainable public policy in Brazil since the 1990s.

August 19, 2026RedesOpen Access

Mobilização social e ação coletiva no Semiárido Brasileiro: convivência, agroecologia e sustentabilidade

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PDPaulo César Oliveira DinizUniversidade Federal de Campina Grande JLJorge Roberto Tavares de LimaUniversidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco

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Policy analysis demonstrates that decentralized social technologies enhance drought resilience in rural communities, highlighting viable alternatives to traditional emergency relief.

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To examine the evolution of social mobilization and collective action supporting coexistence with the semi-arid climate through agroecology and sustainable public policy in Brazil since the 1990s.
Qualitative policy analysis reviewing social mobilization efforts led by the Articulation in the Brazilian Semi-Arid (ASA) since the 1990s.
Evaluation of institutional experimentalism partnerships established between civil society networks and the federal government starting in 2003.
Assessment of community-level adoption of rural cisterns and decentralized social technologies during recent regional drought events.
Collective mobilization shifted regional development paradigms from reactive drought combat policies to sustainable coexistence frameworks based on agroecology.
Deployment of rural rainwater cisterns and decentralized social technologies mitigated family vulnerabilities during severe drought events.
Institutional partnerships enabled rural households to establish autonomy from historical clientelist drought relief and assistance programs.

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Diniz et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8562eb03308d306e2d5d63 https://doi.org/10.17058/redes.v22i2.9353

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Policy analysis demonstrates that decentralized social technologies enhance drought resilience in rural communities, highlighting viable alternatives to traditional emergency relief.

Mobilização social e ação coletiva no Semiárido Brasileiro: convivência, agroecologia e sustentabilidade

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