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Interpreting by SWOT analysis, it was characterized by the predominance of
forces, within the internal environment, by institutionalizing a non-innovative practice, since there are consolidated cases on a national and world scale, but in an
innovative format, motivated by the choice of the installed marine area, and for the
choice of the chosen material, considering its shape, composition and also because
it is the first project to be granted environmental licensing. Scoring also in the other
socioeconomic and environmental aspects, considering the reestablishment of the
local biodiversity, passing through to stimulate the activity of artenal fishing.
The monitoring shows an increase in the biodiversity of species of economic
value, at the points of installation of the reefs and the reduction of trawl fishing has
also been identified.
Therefore, what is expected from NbS is the resolution or mitigation of demands,
supporting natural processes to sustain an economy, recognizing natural capital, as
well as the return in economic, environmental and social terms. Therefore, NbS
can be an environmental technology with a significant social impact. NbS practices
run through different perspectives, either to identify their concept or to evaluate
such practices, however all efforts are focused on the search for strengthening this
concept, since it enables applications through scientific knowledge, transforming
them into technology, thus articulating, not in a unilateral man-landscape way, but in
a multifaceted way in terms of perspectives (man-landscape-society), always striving
for sustainable development and its three pillars: social, environmental and economic.
References
Albert C et al (2019) Addressing societal challenges through nature-based solutions: how can
landscape planning and governance research contribute? Landscape Urban Plann 182:12–
21. Available in: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0169204618310715?via%
3Dihub. Last Accessed: 05 Nov 2018
Alberti AL (2010) Variability of the coastal currents of the shallow internal platform, in the resort of
Shangrilá—PR. Dissertation (master’s degree). Federal University of Paraná, Pontal do Paraná,
PR
Bauman Z, Bordoni C (2016) State of crisis. 1st edn. Zahar, Rio de Janeiro
Bernardi LA (2008) Business plan manual: fundamentals, processes and structuring. 1st edn. Atlas,
São Paulo
Bicho L, Baptista S (2006) Porter’s model and swot analysis: business strategies. Polytechnic
Institute of Coimbra, Coimbra Superior Engineering Institute, Department of Civil Engineering
Blau ML, Luz F, Panagopoulos T (2018) Urban river recovery inspired by nature-based solutions
and biophilic design in Albufeira, Portugal. Land 7:141. https://www.mdpi.com/2073-445X/7/
4/141. Last Accessed: 04 Dec 2018
Boaventura D et al (2006) Macrobenthic colonisation of artificial reefs on the southern coast
of Portugal (Ancão, Algarve). Hydrobiologia 555:335–343. https://link.springer.com/article/10.
1007/s10750-005-1133-1. Last Accessed: 04 Dec 2018
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Interpreting by SWOT analysis, it was characterized by the predominance of
forces, within the internal environment, by institutionalizing a non-innovative practice, since there are consolidated cases on a national and world scale, but in an
innovative format, motivated by the choice of the installed marine area, and for the
choice of the chosen material, considering its shape, composition and also because
it is the first project to be granted environmental licensing. Scoring also in the other
socioeconomic and environmental aspects, considering the reestablishment of the
local biodiversity, passing through to stimulate the activity of artenal fishing.
The monitoring shows an increase in the biodiversity of species of economic
value, at the points of installation of the reefs and the reduction of trawl fishing has
also been identified.
Therefore, what is expected from NbS is the resolution or mitigation of demands,
supporting natural processes to sustain an economy, recognizing natural capital, as
well as the return in economic, environmental and social terms. Therefore, NbS
can be an environmental technology with a significant social impact. NbS practices
run through different perspectives, either to identify their concept or to evaluate
such practices, however all efforts are focused on the search for strengthening this
concept, since it enables applications through scientific knowledge, transforming
them into technology, thus articulating, not in a unilateral man-landscape way, but in
a multifaceted way in terms of perspectives (man-landscape-society), always striving
for sustainable development and its three pillars: social, environmental and economic.
References
Albert C et al (2019) Addressing societal challenges through nature-based solutions: how can
landscape planning and governance research contribute? Landscape Urban Plann 182:12–
21. Available in: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0169204618310715?via%
3Dihub. Last Accessed: 05 Nov 2018
Alberti AL (2010) Variability of the coastal currents of the shallow internal platform, in the resort of
Shangrilá—PR. Dissertation (master’s degree). Federal University of Paraná, Pontal do Paraná,
PR
Bauman Z, Bordoni C (2016) State of crisis. 1st edn. Zahar, Rio de Janeiro
Bernardi LA (2008) Business plan manual: fundamentals, processes and structuring. 1st edn. Atlas,
São Paulo
Bicho L, Baptista S (2006) Porter’s model and swot analysis: business strategies. Polytechnic
Institute of Coimbra, Coimbra Superior Engineering Institute, Department of Civil Engineering
Blau ML, Luz F, Panagopoulos T (2018) Urban river recovery inspired by nature-based solutions
and biophilic design in Albufeira, Portugal. Land 7:141. https://www.mdpi.com/2073-445X/7/
4/141. Last Accessed: 04 Dec 2018
Boaventura D et al (2006) Macrobenthic colonisation of artificial reefs on the southern coast
of Portugal (Ancão, Algarve). Hydrobiologia 555:335–343. https://link.springer.com/article/10.
1007/s10750-005-1133-1. Last Accessed: 04 Dec 2018