Diagnóstico, problemáticas y perspectivas para el desarrollo de la piscicultura a pequeña escala en la IX Región de la Araucanía-Chile
Diagnóstico, problemáticas y perspectivas para el desarrollo de la piscicultura a pequeña escala en la IX Región de la Araucanía-Chile
Authors
Dantagnan Dantagnan, Patricio
Bórquez Ramírez, Aliro
Quevedo Ruíz, Javier
Valdebenito Isler, Iván
Bórquez Ramírez, Aliro
Quevedo Ruíz, Javier
Valdebenito Isler, Iván
Authors
Date
2012-01-10
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Keywords
Acuicultura rural - Piscicultura
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Abstract
Este trabajo sintetiza el desarrollo de la Acuicultura Rural a Pequeña Escala (ARPE) en la IX Región de la Araucanía-Chile. Aborda la disponibilidad de los recursos naturales, los problemas jurídicos y administrativos a los cuales esta actividad está sujeta. La ARPE, es una actividad que no ha recibido la misma atención que la acuicultura industrial, aunque en la IX Región de Chile es donde la ARP se ha desarrollado con más intensidad en los últimos años. Es reconocido que la ARPE es una alternativa que podría proveer un adecuado suministro de proteínas y de ingresos para personas de bajos recursos. Se entrega una breve historia del desarrollo de la Acuicultura Rural en la IX Región y un análisis técnico de 44 piscicultoras. El trabajo concluye con un análisis de las ventajas y desventajas que tiene el desarrollo de la ARPE en Chile y la IX Región.
This work gives an overview of the development of Small Scale Rural Aquaculture (ARPE) in the IX Region of the Araucania-Chile. The availability of natural resources and its legal and administrative problems, are discussed. The ARPE, has not received the same attention as the industrial-level aquaculture, although the ARPE achieved its most important expansion in the IX Region during recent years. It is recognized that ARPE is an alternative production system that could provide an adequate supply of protein and complementary income for persons of low-income. The paper gives a brief history of the development of rural aquaculture in the IX Region and a technical analysis of 44 registered fish farms. This paper concludes with an analysis of advantages and disadvantages in the development of ARPE in Chile and in the IX Region.
This work gives an overview of the development of Small Scale Rural Aquaculture (ARPE) in the IX Region of the Araucania-Chile. The availability of natural resources and its legal and administrative problems, are discussed. The ARPE, has not received the same attention as the industrial-level aquaculture, although the ARPE achieved its most important expansion in the IX Region during recent years. It is recognized that ARPE is an alternative production system that could provide an adequate supply of protein and complementary income for persons of low-income. The paper gives a brief history of the development of rural aquaculture in the IX Region and a technical analysis of 44 registered fish farms. This paper concludes with an analysis of advantages and disadvantages in the development of ARPE in Chile and in the IX Region.