Puntos de comercialización de pescado tras la instalación del Complejo Hidroeléctrico Belo Monte en la cabecera del municipio de Altamira, Pará

Resumen

The implementation of the Belo Monte Hydroelectric Complex was widely debated and provided the municipality of Altamira, the state of Pará, with numerous structural and socioeconomic changes, which reflected in various production chains in the region, such as artisanal fishing and fish trade. The main differences are the displacement of families, relocation of some commercial points, changes in fishing areas, and others. Even so, the fishing activity continued to be practiced, and the consumption of fish was maintained. Given the highlight of this production chain, we can observe the use of geotechnologies for decision-making that guarantee monitoring and ensure the sustainability of the fishing activity due to its importance as a source of food and income generation for the municipality. In this scenario, the objective of this study with the use of geotechnologies is to identify the points of sale of fish in the city's headquarters and identify the perception of the change in fish consumption habits after the implementation of the Belo Monte hydroelectric complex.