Las ecoaldeas como modelo de desarrollo y el caso del api-turismo en los asentamientos sostenibles
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2022.20.077Palabras clave:
Ecoaldea, Medioambiente, Economía verde, Api-turismo, Desarrollo sostenibleResumen
El estudio de las ecoaldeas se caracteriza por la heterogeneidad de sus fuentes, siendo de gran interés la delimitación de su marco teórico y empírico para el conocimiento de su estructura, funciones y sus perspectivas pioneras junto con su futuro a la luz de las políticas internacionales en sostenibilidad. Se utiliza una triangulación metodológica (estructural, comparativa e hipotético-inductiva) para desarrollar la aproximación al concepto, evolución, estatus y su rol en el contexto de una economía verde, circular y sostenible. Además, la apicultura como actividad fundamental dentro de la Red Ibérica de Ecoaldeas (RIE) en España ha sido examinada mediante la realización de encuestas y se demuestra inexistente. Así, se plantea el apiturismo como un paradigma aplicable para la inserción de actividades regenerativas más acordes con las demandas actuales y un nicho turístico que potencialmente contribuye a los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS).
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