Participação de stakeholders na bricolagem social voltada à agricultura familiar

Abstract

There has been a growing interest in issues related to stakeholder participation, particularly in supporting social enterprises in family farming to carry out their activities, fulfill their economic and social roles, and contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Grounded in the theory of social bricolage, this research proposes the development of a model demonstrating how family farming entrepreneurs leverage stakeholder participation to implement social bricolage in contexts of resource constraints. Conducting three complementary and sequential studies, the research begins with a systematic literature review, which presents the state of the art regarding stakeholder participation in the context of bricolage. The second study explains how stakeholder participation occurs in social bricolage within family farming associations. The third study analyzes the forms of stakeholder collaboration that enhance opportunities for family farming enterprises. Finally, the last chapter of the dissertation presents the final considerations, including a framework that consolidates the studies and introduces the model of stakeholder participation for family farming associations, addressing the research question. The findings contribute theoretically to the understanding of stakeholder participation within the theory of social bricolage. Empirically, the research provides a model for family farming enterprises to improve their performance and outcomes.