Young people of popayan city facing climate change. A study from the social representations

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Nilsa Lorena Alvear-Narváez
Victoria Eugenia Ceballos Sarria
Maricela Urbano Bolaños

Abstract

This research was conducted under the project 'Representations to Cli­mate Change: Knowledge, Beliefs and Behaviors of the community in the municipality of Popayán', implemented by the Environmental Studies Group (GEA) at the University of Cauca. Its purpose was to explore the representations addressing climate change in an urban population, as a reference basis for proposing criteria in formulating strategies for edu­cation programs in climate change research that develops, such as 'En­vironmental Monitoring for Climate Change High Andean Agricultural ecosystems (MACACEA) '. In this case study through an instrument demoscopic population between 15 and 29 years of age residing in urban area of Popayan, core issues regarding climate change is presented as: knowledge and beliefs about causes, processes and consequences of cli­mate change, and the importance attributed sources


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Alvear-Narváez, N. L., Ceballos Sarria, V. E., & Urbano Bolaños, M. (2015). Young people of popayan city facing climate change. A study from the social representations. Revista Ingenierías Universidad De Medellín, 14(26), 43–56. https://doi.org/10.22395/rium.v14n26a3

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Nilsa Lorena Alvear-Narváez, Universidad del Cauca

Bióloga. Especialista en Gestión Ambiental Urbana y Educación Ambiental. Estudiante del programa de Doctorado
en Ciencias Ambientales de la Universidad del Cauca-Popayán, Colombia. Investigadora asociada al
Grupo de investigación en Estudios Ambientales de la Universidad del Cauca

Victoria Eugenia Ceballos Sarria, Universidad del Cauca

Bióloga. Especialista en Gestión Ambiental Urbana. Investigadora asociada al Grupo de investigación en Estudios
Ambientales de la Universidad del Cauca. 

Maricela Urbano Bolaños, Universidad del Cauca

Ingeniera Ambiental. Pasante en el Grupo de investigación en Estudios Ambientales de la Universidad del Cauca.

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