Acordo de pesca como instrumento de gestão participativa na Amazônia
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Universidade do Estado do Amazonas
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This research approaches the fishing agreements as an instrument of fishery
participatory management developed in the Amazon. It describes the environment of
várzea as the scenario of relationships that are established as from the use of a resource of
public access like fish; and as the main areas of fishery in inner waters of the Amazon. The
fishery community-based agreements, developed from pressures over environments of
lakes of ribeirinhos communities are the main instrument of participatory fishery
management and they have been presented as a promising way to control conflicts, reduce
over fishing and increase fishing productivity in the lakes. However, the research also
focuses on the need of monitoring and evaluating this instrument in order to have
consolidated results in the purpose of management. One of the challenges of this
community-based co-management is to guarantee the public access and the appropriate
management of fishing resource before the antagonistic interests of users over the resource.
It approaches, yet, under a legal analysis, the only legal document, the normative
instruction IBAMA n. 29/02, which determines in specific forms, clear criteria for the
creation of these agreements, aiming to generate complementary rules to fishing laws;
besides the new concepts of fishing determined by the Law n.11.959/2009. The analysis of
fishing agreements is done, also considering the participatory management that has been
developed in the region of Urubu River, in the town of Boa Vista do Ramos/AM, taking
into account socioeconomic aspects of the communities and the impressions of the
inhabitants about the validity and efficacy of the rules in the Portaria IBAMA N. 11/2003.
In this study, it’s discussed that the participation of users in natural resources management,
like fish, is fundamental, but before organizational structures strengthened with the ability
of mobilization, coordination and representation of the group, with leaders who are able to
act as interlocutors in the processes of co-management. In this aspect, the communities in
the region of Urubu River in Boa Vista do Ramos still need development. The lack of
articulation between this communities and involvement with the local fishing organization
can be pointed as important reasons for the decadence observed in the valid fishing
management; however this agreement has also presented positive aspects like the control
of conflicts around the fishing activities and the feeling of abundant fish, even in its
beginning.