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Virtual social networks for water risk management. Analysis in Santa Fe city, Argentina

This paper presents a study on the utility of virtual social networks to promote communication between citizens and the government agencies, and on the possibility of transforming them into a shared governance tool. A neighborhood of the city of Santa Fe-Argentina was selected as a case study, to kn...

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Autores Principales: Venturini, Virginia, Morressi, María del Valle, Grand, María Lucila, Gardiol, Mario Rubén, Finelli, Norma Beatriz
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Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2022
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description This paper presents a study on the utility of virtual social networks to promote communication between citizens and the government agencies, and on the possibility of transforming them into a shared governance tool. A neighborhood of the city of Santa Fe-Argentina was selected as a case study, to know how residents use virtual social networks. A group of neighbors was sensitized to assertively transmit information before, during or after a water event. The methodological instruments use in this work were interviews to residents of the neighborhood and an online surveys of Santa Fe citizens in general. The results allowed to approximately understand the view of the neighbors about the use of social networks and communication, as well as their problems and capabilities.   
author Venturini, Virginia
Morressi, María del Valle
Grand, María Lucila
Gardiol, Mario Rubén
Finelli, Norma Beatriz
spellingShingle Venturini, Virginia
Morressi, María del Valle
Grand, María Lucila
Gardiol, Mario Rubén
Finelli, Norma Beatriz
Virtual social networks for water risk management. Analysis in Santa Fe city, Argentina
author_facet Venturini, Virginia
Morressi, María del Valle
Grand, María Lucila
Gardiol, Mario Rubén
Finelli, Norma Beatriz
author_sort Venturini, Virginia
title Virtual social networks for water risk management. Analysis in Santa Fe city, Argentina
title_short Virtual social networks for water risk management. Analysis in Santa Fe city, Argentina
title_full Virtual social networks for water risk management. Analysis in Santa Fe city, Argentina
title_fullStr Virtual social networks for water risk management. Analysis in Santa Fe city, Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Virtual social networks for water risk management. Analysis in Santa Fe city, Argentina
title_sort virtual social networks for water risk management. analysis in santa fe city, argentina
publisher Universidad Nacional del Litoral
publishDate 2022
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spelling oai:bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar:article-119532022-10-17T11:47:23Z Virtual social networks for water risk management. Analysis in Santa Fe city, Argentina Redes sociais virtuais na gestão de riscos hídricos. Análise na cidade de Santa Fe, Argentina Redes sociales virtuales en la gestión del riesgo hídrico. Análisis en Santa Fe ciudad, Argentina Venturini, Virginia Morressi, María del Valle Grand, María Lucila Gardiol, Mario Rubén Finelli, Norma Beatriz This paper presents a study on the utility of virtual social networks to promote communication between citizens and the government agencies, and on the possibility of transforming them into a shared governance tool. A neighborhood of the city of Santa Fe-Argentina was selected as a case study, to know how residents use virtual social networks. A group of neighbors was sensitized to assertively transmit information before, during or after a water event. The methodological instruments use in this work were interviews to residents of the neighborhood and an online surveys of Santa Fe citizens in general. The results allowed to approximately understand the view of the neighbors about the use of social networks and communication, as well as their problems and capabilities.    En este trabajo se presenta un estudio sobre el uso de las redes sociales virtuales para promover la comunicación entre ciudadanos y gestores, y sobre la posibilidad de transformarlas en una herramienta de gestión compartida. Se trabajó como caso de estudio, en un barrio de la ciudad de Santa Fe-Argentina, para conocer cómo usan los habitantes las redes sociales virtuales. Se sensibilizó a un grupo de vecinos para transmitir asertivamente información en forma previa, durante o posterior a un evento hídrico. Los instrumentos metodológicos utilizados en este trabajo fueron entrevistas a vecinos del barrio y encuestas en línea a ciudadanos en general. Los resultados permitieron comprender en forma aproximada la visión de los vecinos sobre el uso de las redes sociales y la comunicación, así como sus problemas y potencialidades.   Este documento apresenta um estudo sobre a utilidade das redes sociais virtuais para promover a comunicação entre cidadãos e gerentes governamentais, e sobre a possibilidade de transformá-las em uma ferramenta de gestão compartilhada. O objetivo era determinar a aceitação social das redes sociais virtuais para a gestão dos riscos relacionados à água.   Foi realizado um estudo de caso em um bairro da cidade de Santa Fé, Argentina, para descobrir como os habitantes utilizam as redes sociais virtuais. Um grupo de vizinhos foi sensibilizado para transmitir informações assertivamente antes, durante ou depois de um evento aquático. As ferramentas metodológicas utilizadas neste trabalho foram entrevistas com vizinhos na vizinhança e pesquisas on-line com cidadãos em geral. 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