Output 2.2. Extension services incorporate state policies SLM for areas at risk of desertification and provide targeted support to the Hinterland Alto.
The technical assistance and rural extension (ATER) should be seen as one of the key initiatives of the Project. Changing paradigms of action and incorporate practices that promote SLM require a specific strategy that addresses the challenges are the integration between the various bodies and institutions, incorporating new concepts of natural resource use, and new patterns of social organizations and forms transmission of knowledge. The establishment of an integrated interagency technical assistance in the region will be a priority to respond to these challenges. For this Output, the responsibility for implementing the MMA and SEMARH, the key stakeholders involved are ATER companies operating in the region in case the EMDAGRO and CFAC, and educational institutions and extension (IF Sergipe, Agricultural Schools), in addition to the collective of contextual education associated with civil society (RESAB) organizations within the NCCD and GPCD. Parallel areas of local intervention design will be incorporated in this process as specific practices for conducting field work environments, providing a reference for activities ATER, credit scale in ASD and development of local productive arrangements, involving projects that promote SLM and production processes based on natural resources (harvesting, agro-ecology), as is the case of notices of MDA, MDS and actions of the FIDA Project Dom Távora and APLs developed by SEDETEC.
