S T R A V A L Project

S T R A V A L Project
Studies, training, socio-economical valorization and management of
natural, cultural and monumental property for the promotion of the local
societies of Latin America (Argentina, Brazil and México)
Project Leader: José Luis Briansó Penalva
MEXICAN CREW
- Alonso Guzmán Elia Mercedes
- Arreola Sánchez Mauricio
- Bedolla Arroyo Juan Alberto
- Chávez García Hugo Luis
- Hernández Guízar Juan
- Lara Gómez Cindy
- Martínez Molina Wilfrido
- Quezada Morales Andoni
- Velasco Ávalos Fernando
Exposition STRAVAL
México.
a
México, Michoacán, Morelia.
Population
México
(Country)
Territorial
Extention
on km²
112,336,538
1,964,375
km²
Mexico,
City.
8,851,080
1,495 km²
Michoacán
4,351,037
58,599
km2
Distances Map
(http://mx.lasdistancias.com/distancia-de-morelia-a-ciudadde-mexico)
STRAVAL
?
Studies, Training , Socio-Economical
Valorization and Management of
Natural, Cultural and Monumental Property for
the Promotion of the Local Societies of Latin
America (Argentina , Brazil, México)
When a natural or monumental site is declared as a
protected area such as World Cultural Site, National
Historic Monument , Biosphere Reserve , Natural
Space, etc. a very strong impact undergoes in the
region.
This declaration Involves a large public and private investment which
often affects only the site itself or immediate surroundings.
Often the direct impact is reduced the marginalization of more
distant areas, which in many cases, present unquestionable
heritage values, susceptible of being valorised and recovered in
order to further generate financial resources to promote
economic, social and regional development.
The selected places:
*Cuitzeo del Porvenir
*Indaparapeo
*Huandacareo
*Chucándiro
*Querendaro
*Morelia
*Copándaro
*Ucareo
* Charo
*Los Azufres
The Project.
WP#1 - Scientific, Historical and Cultural Studies.
WP#2 – Socio-Economical Studies
WP#3 - Valorisation of existing potentials.
WP#4 - Dissemination of Results
WP#1 - Scientific, Historical and Cultural Studies
Deliveries
*Health
D.1.1. Needs of each site and their enviroment
*Education
*Housing
Social Development
Media
Urban
Infrastructure
Sports
*Agriculture
*Industry
*Livestock
*Trade
*Fishing
*Handycrafts
*Forestry
*Tourism
Productive Sectors
Culture
Ecology
Comunications
D.1.1. Needs of each site and their enviroment
Social Development
100%
90%
80%
70%
87.5%
87.5%
87.5%
75%
62.5%
60%
50%
50%
37.5%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Lack of medicines, Dissemination and
Not count with
medical equipment promotion of health enough places to
and trained
programs and
provide medical
personnel
disease prevention services, including
mobile medical uni
HEALTH
Not enough
infrastructure
EDUCATION
Rehabilitation and
Creation of
Creation of a plan
maintenance of
opportunities to
that regulate the
existing educational improve the living. urban development
spaces
Give access and
credits for houses
HOUSING
Productive Sectors
80%
75%
70%
62,5%
62,5%
60%
50%
50%
37,5%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Training and technical
Implementation of
Strengthening of the
assistance, including the infrastructure for planting livestock infrastructure
organization, marketing, crops in seasons of low (water points, trails, etc..)
quality improvement,
water (irrigation canals,
planning, and project
deep wells)
profitability
60%
AGRICULTURE
LIVESTOCK
Training and technical
assistance
FISHING
Training and technical
assistance
50%
50%
40%
30%
37,5%
25%
25%
20%
10%
0%
Implementation of programs for Implementation of schemes Training and technical assistance Training and technical assistance
the conservation, restoration that regulate the exploitation of
and reforestation of forest
resources an forest monitoring
resources
systems
FORESTRY
AGROINDUSTRY
INDUSTRY
40%
37,5%
37,5%
35%
30%
25%
25%
25%
25%
Construction of
infrastructure
Regulation of
intermediaries
Regulation of
traders
25%
25%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
Training and
technical
assistance
TRADE
Creating programs Creation of a
for craft fairs with School of Arts,
other
training and
municipalities and
technical
states
assistance
CRAFTS
TURISM
Planning and
inventory of
touristic areas
Promotion and
dissemination of
touristic places as
well as ecological,
archaeological and
historical sites
60%
50%
50%
50%
37,5%
40%
30%
25%
20%
12,5%
10%
0%
Conservation of the road
infraestructure
Conditioning of rural
roads
Improvement and
Construction of new roads
implementation of public
transport
COMUNICATION
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Inadequate coverage
MEDIA
75%
62,5%
50%
37,5%
Improved basic services
Maintenance and
(water, sewage, septic creation of infrastructure
tanks)
for roads and recreation
places (streets, parks,
plazas, theaters, forums)
Creation and
maintenance of
infrastructure for
secondary activities,
tertiary and services
(markets,
slaughterhouses,
cemeteries, bus
terminals)
URBAN INFRAESTRUCTURE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
37,5%
Infrastructure and
Improved equipment and
services of clean waste
infrastructure of the
collection
public security services
80%
75%
CULTURE
70%
SPORTS
62,5%
60%
50%
50%
37,5%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Expansion and maintenance of
the infrastructure to develop Promote actions to rescue and
arts
preserve the culture of
Michoacan (traditions and
talents in music, dance, crafts,
gastronomy, etc..)
100%
90%
Expansion of existing
infrastructure
87,5%
80%
70%
Maintenance of existing
installations
62,5%
ECOLOGY
60%
50%
40%
37,5%
37,5%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Implementation of programs for Implementation of campaigns Implementation of programs of Equipment and training to the
the good management and about separation, reuse, recycling reforestation and combating fires organizations responsibles for the
control of wastewater and solid
and waste disposal
and pests
waste management
waste
WP#1 - Scientific, Historical and Cultural Studies
D.1.2. Inventory of each place identifying resources
and potential to further socio-economic recovery
*Augustinian Convents of the XVI and XVII century
*Roads *Archaeological sites *Museums *Traditional Houses
Tangible Cultural
Heritage
Murals in the Ex-Agustinian Convent of Charo.
Natural Sulfur lagoon in “Los Azufres” .
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonytapia/6993371721/in/photostream/)
(http://www.turismoenmexico.net/los-azufres/)
Natural Heritage
(Including geological
heritage)
Agustinian Church in the municipality of Charo.
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonytapia/6993377435/in/photostream/)
Cuitzeo Lake . (http://blog.estudioax.com/estudioax/un-atardecer-en-el-lago-de-cuitzeo)
*Religious festivities
*Commemorations of patriotic dates
*Fairs for the promotion of local products
Traditional Bull that announce the beginning of the lent..
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/21199166@N04/6894839511/)
Intngible Cultural
Heritage
Handycrafts
Representation of the death of Christ
(http://www.panoramio.com/photo/54167056)
* Objects manufactured with plant fibers (Baskets, tortilleros, hammocks, mats, rugs, hats)
*Production of cotton textiles
*Pottery (Pots, pans, fruit arrangements)
*Manufacture of wooden furniture
Gastronomy
Objects made of plant fibers
(http://www.patzcuaro.com/artesania/fibras_vegetales.html)
Main dishes of the municipalities.
(http://www.patzcuaro.com/artesania/fibras_vegetales.html) http://www.tripadvisor.com.mx/ShowUserReviews-g150795-d1232728r123119476-Tamales_y_Atoles_Any-Zihuatanejo_Pacific_Coast.html
WP#2 – Socio-Economical Studies
D2.1. Comparative study between socio-economic
aspects of the site and the protected surrounding areas as
well as the factors that impede the equalization between the
two populations.
Measuring Poverty
80,0
Percentage of the Total Population Living in Poverty
70,0
CHARO
60,0
CHUCÁNDIRO
COPÁNDARO
%
50,0
CUITZEO
HIDALGO
40,0
HUANDACAREO
30,0
INDAPARAPEO
MORELIA
20,0
QUERÉNDARO
10,0
ZINAPÉCUARO
0,0
Population in
Population in
Population in
Vulnerable
Vulnerable
Pupulation Non Poor
situation of poverty situation of moderate situation of extreme Population for Social Population for Their and Non Vulnerable
poverty
poverty
Needs
Incomes
Social Privation
%
100,0
90,0
CHARO
80,0
CHUCÁNDIRO
70,0
COPÁNDARO
60,0
CUITZEO
50,0
HIDALGO
40,0
HUANDACAREO
30,0
INDAPARAPEO
20,0
MORELIA
10,0
QUERÉNDARO
0,0
ZINAPÉCUARO
Population with at least one social need.
Population with at least three social needs.
Indicators of Social Needs
100,0
90,0
80,0
70,0
60,0
50,0
40,0
30,0
20,0
10,0
0,0
Educative deficiency
CHARO
CHUCÁNDIRO
Access to health services
COPÁNDARO
Access to social security
CUITZEO
HIDALGO
Quality and living spaces
HUANDACAREO
INDAPARAPEO
Access to the basic
services in the houses
MORELIA
QUERÉNDARO
Access to alimentation
ZINAPÉCUARO
Economic Welfare
80,0
CHARO
70,0
CHUCÁNDIRO
60,0
COPÁNDARO
CUITZEO
%
50,0
HIDALGO
40,0
HUANDACAREO
INDAPARAPEO
30,0
MORELIA
20,0
QUERÉNDARO
ZINAPÉCUARO
10,0
0,0
Population with lower income that the minimum welfare
line
According to the analysis of
the results, the municipalities
with the highest poverty level
is Chucándiro followed by
Indaparapeo .
Population with lower income that the welfare line
1. Chucándiro
6. Queréndaro
2. Indaparapeo
7. Huandacareo
3. Cuitzeo
8. Charo
4. Copándaro
9. Hidalgo
5. Zinapécuaro
10. Morelia
1,000
Charo
0,900
Charo
Chucándiro
0,800
2001
Copándaro
0,700
Cuitzeo
0,600
Huandacareo
0,400
1434
Queréndaro
0,100
Zinapécuaro
1133
1000
866
Morelia
0,200
Cuitzeo
Hidalgo
1299
1001
Indaparapeo
0,300
Copándaro
1501
Hidalgo
0,500
Chucándiro
1944
1777
Place
Value of the HDI
National Level
Human Development Index
1217
1029
Queréndaro
115
1
Charo
Chucándiro
Copándaro
Cuitzeo
Hidalgo
Huandacareo
Indaparapeo
Morelia
Queréndaro
Zinapécuaro
Degree of
Marginalization
Average
Average
Average
Average
Average
Low
Average
Very Low
Average
Average
Indaparapeo
Morelia
501
0,000
Municipality
Huandacareo
Zinapécuaro
Marginalization Index.|Scale 0-100
30,0000
Charo
25,0000
20,0000
15,0000
Chucándir
o
Copándar
o
Cuitzeo
Hidalgo
10,0000
5,0000
0,0000
Huandaca
reo
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