Santiago, Fernanda Santos; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9052-4083; https://lattes.cnpq.br/7073242480515178
Resumo:
his ethnography was produced based on qualitative approaches and participant observation
with the aim of analyzing the social effects caused by large developmental projects in the oil
sector and eucalyptus plantations at Pindobal Farm, a rural community in the municipality of
Alagoinhas, state of Bahia. With the protagonists of the residents, the observations and analyzes
start from their perspectives and the social effects indicated in the research are the result of
ethnographic processes and interviews. In this sense, this dissertation is organized in two
chapters, in the first, I present the Pindobal Farm and introduce information about the socio environmental mitigation projects based on my professional experiences in the development of
socio-environmental conditions and as a researcher participating in actions undertaken by large
local enterprises. In the second chapter, I approach in more detail the social effects from the
experiences and perspectives of the residents of the community using excerpts from the
interviews, photographs and the interweaving of narratives of the interlocutors to the
anthropological theory. Finally, I present the considerations indicating that the social effects
caused by the large developmental projects in operation in the locality, and their implications
in the lives of the residents of Fazenda Pindobal, until the present day, can be understood as
ineffective and the mitigation occurs discreetly. and without major positive results in the lives
of residents.