Nádia Jarouche Aun

Researcher focused on food production, organic agriculture, local development, public management and mountain environments. With a multidisciplinary training - undergraduate in Social Communication, Master in Agroecology and Rural Development and PhD in Science, Technology and Agricultural Innovation - she specialized in Applied Public Policies. In addition to knowledge in Research, Analysis and Content Production, she has research work that mainly involves socio-environmental themes: organic agriculture/food production; public policies for organic agriculture; socio-environmental impacts of agriculture; mountain environments; agroecology; social networks and rural networks; relationships established between the most diverse 'types' of actors and the environment in which they live. What motivates and directs my research work is the search for efficient methodologies that serve as guiding tools for the continued action of human activity; think about management and social participation models adapted to the territory; understand the formation/construction of social ties (strong and flexible) and cooperation networks between the most diverse groups of actors. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)