región de aisén - chile: dos décadas de ordenamiento territorial y propuestas de estrategias y modelos de desarrollo sustentable/ region aisen - chile: two decades of land use and proposed strategies and models for sustainable development
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Abstract
Por más de dos décadas, en la Región de Aisén, en la Patagonia chilena, se vienen proponiendo modelos y estrategias de desarrollo innovadoras en busca de sustentabilidad. Estas propuestas han estado acompañadas con diversos intentos de ordenamiento territorial, aprovechando su escasa ocupación, lo cual en el último tiempo ha colisionado con intereses económicos./For over two decades, in the Aisen Region in the Chilean Patagonia, have been proposing models and innovative development strategies for sustainability. These proposals have been accompanied by various attempts land, drawing a low occupation of the territory, which in recent times has clashed with economic interests.
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| Authors | ;Hartmann, Peter |
| Journal | The Pan African medical journal |
| Year | 2009 |
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DOI: 10.5354/0717-5051.2009.7
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