Gestão dialógica de projetos socioambientais: desafios da mobilização e autonomia

Abstract

The development of socioenvironmental projects emerges as an efficient strategy to face crucial problems for the maintenance of human life on the planet. Focused on acting in the territory, solving localized social and environmental demands, the potential results of this type of initiative can reverberate to larger scales, reflecting on the multiplication of good practices in the territory and surroundings and even in the creation of public policies to face key issues for sustainable development. Seeking to achieve these results, the manager of socioenvironmental projects needs to create a proper environment for dialogue between territorial actors, where it is possible to create a broad and shared vision of the territory and the establishment of common goals and objectives. Faced with this challenge, dialogism emerges as a reference that provides principles, clarifies processes and offer practices for the performance of managers. The absence of a practical management reference to deal with the specific challenges of socio-environmental projects hinders the practice, development and success of these initiatives. In this way, the objective of this research is to propose a dialogical management technology aimed specifically at socioenvironmental projects that focus on overcoming two main management challenges: social mobilization and the generation of autonomy in the territory. The research results open new ways to rethink the theory and practice of managing social and environmental projects from the perspective of dialogue. In order to contribute to the practice of managers of socio-environmental projects, the results of the research are organized in the form of an applicable and professional knowledge - management technology, as it seeks to assist managers in their daily practices in socio-environmental projects.