ENTREPRENEURIAL POSSIBILITIES FOR WOMEN RESIDING IN THE SENADOR NILO COELHO IRRIGATION PROJECT

Objective: This study’s main objective is to describe the rural contexto of the Senador Nilo Coelho Irrigation Project (PISNC), located in the municipality of Petrolina/PE and to presente entrepreneurial activities that can be deve loped by women who reside in the aforementioned irrigation Project aiming to generate income. Method: Considering that this study concerns a theoretical review research with a descriptive bias na based on a qualitative approach, scientific articles, course completion works, master’s dissertations, doctoral theses and books related to the topic in question available on SciELO were consulted; Scopus, and Science Direct. Technical na statistical reports provided by research institutions and entities involved in the implementation and management of the aforementioned irrigation Project were also consulted. Results and conclusion: The results obtained in the study indicate that some of the types of enterprises that can be carried out by women residing in PISNC are: growing vegetables; cultivation of medicinal, spicy, and/or aromatic plants; production of bread, cakes and sweets; among other activities. Finally, it can be concluded that there are diverse possibilities for women residing in PISNC to plan and develop strategies for entrepreneurial activities aimed at generating income for their families and with low-cost initiatives. Research implications: The research on the development of entrepreneurial activities that can be carried out by women who reside in the Senador Nolo Coelho Irrigation Project


INTRODUCTION
The Senator Nilo Coelho Irrigation Project (PISNC) is an important irrigation project located in the city of Petrolina, in the state of Pernambuco, Brazil.A local and regional study for its implementation began in the 1970s and was named after Senator Nilo Coelho, a leading politician from the region who supported the initiative of this project.It consists of an extensive network of canals, dams and irrigation systems that allow the capture of water from the São Francisco River, one of the longest and most important Brazilian rivers with an extension of approximately 2,800 kilometers, which has its source in the Canastra Mountains in the state of Minas Gerais and crosses the states of Bahia, Pernambuco, Sergipe and Alagoas.The São Francisco River is known for its historical, cultural and economic importance, playing a unique role in the lives of the communities living along its banks.As this river advances northeastward it connects towns and strengthens regional trade playing an important role in irrigating agricultural land, providing water for agriculture and livestock.Finally, the river flows into the Atlantic Ocean at the border of the states of Alagoas and Sergipe (SILVA and VARGAS, 2020).
The production of fruit growing in the region where the PISNC is located, is based on unique climatic conditions, combining the constancy of heat and sunshine and with low relative humidity of the air recorded in the semi-arid.In the conception of Lima and Miranda (2001) due to this uniqueness the agricultural activities cultivated in this region can be developed in favorable conditions of plant health, allowing several annual harvests.In this way, it was possible to expand the cultivated area, as well as the volume of agricultural production, mainly of fruit, which supplies the local and regional population.Furthermore, the quality of the fruit produced has aroused the interest of foreign consumers and, therefore, some of the fruit produced is also exported to European and Asian countries.
From this context, the municipality of Petrolina/PE, as well as the surrounding cities have undergone modernization impacts on the culture of irrigated agriculture.Lima and Miranda (2001, p. 612) still point out that the city of Petrolina-PE consists of a "pioneering area in the implementation of large public and private irrigation projects" and, therefore, has undergone changes in the redefinition of its urban and rural space.
Taking into account what is described above, this work has as its main objective to describe the rural context of the Senator Nilo Coelho Irrigation Project, located in the municipality of Petrolina/PE, and, present entrepreneurial activities that can be developed by women who reside in the said irrigation project aiming at the generation of local and family income.
It is hoped that the data obtained in this study can contribute in the social, economic and scientific spheres, as well as in the expansion of knowledge related to possibilities of entrepreneurial economic activities that can be developed by women who reside in the PISNC aiming at the generation of income.

THEORETICAL GROUNDS
The PISNC is considered one of the most important irrigation areas in Brazil, located in a semi-arid Brazilian region, which makes it feasible to produce a variety of agricultural crops due to favorable climatic conditions and efficient irrigation system.As described by De 'Carli et. al., (2021), the Brazilian semi-arid region has a territorial area of 980,133.07 km² and covers 1,135 municipalities, located in 8 states of the Northeast, namely: Alagoas, Bahia, Ceará, Paraíba, Pernambuco, Piauí, Rio Grande do Norte and Sergipe, and, in the state of Minas Gerais.It concerns a territorial area consisting of a number of municipalities with low rainfall and high aridity (DE'CARLI et. al., 2021).
Initially, the agricultural production cultivated in the submedian region of the São Francisco River, as can be seen in Figure 1, served only the regional market and, later on, the national market.However, cultivated production has come to meet the high standards of quality and food security demanded by the international market and, as a result, has made possible the export of fruit and other agricultural products to several countries, boosting the local economy.However, as highlighted by Azevedo and Alves (2010), from 2001 onwards, the Petrolina/PE-Juazeiro/BA agricultural complex was recognized as an Integrated Administrative Development Region (RIDE) by Decree No. 4366 of 9 September 2002, which concerns a geographical area formed by municipalities belonging to more than one state and represent "priority areas for the articulation of the actions of the Union in the same social and geoeconomic complex, according to Article 43 of the Federal Constitution" and therefore were established with the aim of implementing the actions of the Union in the same social and geoeconomic complex (AZEVEDO and ALVES, 2010, p. 87).
Figure 2 shows the municipalities that are part of the RIDE in the state of Pernambuco and the municipalities in the state of Bahia (SOBEL and ORTEGA, 2010).They are municipalities located in the São Francisco Valley region, in the submedian course of the São Francisco River, which together have a territorial area of approximately 35 thousand km², and an approximate population of 850 thousand inhabitants (IBGE, 2022).Corroborating what is presented by Sobel and Ortega (2010), Nunes, Silva andSantos (2022, p. 1379) highlight that the RIDE is characterized by "a set of municipalities belonging to two neighboring states with similar socioeconomic characteristics for the implementation of public policies that produce positive effects for the whole territory".According to what is highlighted by Barros (2016), the RIDE Pole Petrolina/PE-Juazeiro/BA was defined by the Brazilian National Congress as being a priority region for investment to minimize social and economic inequalities.Currently, it is possible to observe that this region consists of a pole of technological development of irrigated fruit growing and, as a consequence of this, has become the second center of wine production in Brazil, with an estimated annual production of 7 million liters of wine being represented by 15% of the national production, and, of this percentage, 30% are fine wines, awarded nationally and internationally (BARROS, 2016).Taking into consideration what is presented above, this objective work describes the rural context of PISNC and presents possibilities for entrepreneurial activities that can be developed by women of the said project aiming at the generation of income.
For Lima and Miranda (2001, p. 613) the irrigated fruit growing grown in the RIDE region "results from the consolidation of knowledge of irrigation practices, brought about by the almost three decades of public and private investments in irrigation projects in the region".Although this type of cultivation is not a new phenomenon in the northeastern region, what differentiates "the modern character it assumed from the implementation of the large public irrigation projects, which in this case PISNC was implemented under the responsibility of CODEVASF.At the time it was considered a modern implementation project since, as presented by Lima and Miranda (2001, p. 613), it was configured with the "integration between agriculture and industry, between rural and urban".
According to Araújo (2020, p. 2) "irrigation is the main instrument used by the São Francisco Valley Development Company (CODEVASF) to promote development, stimulate the modernization of agriculture, the installation of agro-industries and the promotion of the regional economy".In addition, Araújo (2020) corroborates what Lima and Miranda (2001) have presented by emphasizing that some of the most important particularities present in the region of the Agricultural Pole of Petrolina-PE/Juazeiro-BA which present advantages for agriculture are: a) Average annual temperature of 27º C; b) average annual precipitation around 350mm; c) insolation of 3,000 hours/year, with 300 days of sun/year; d) evaporation around 2,100 mm/year; e) average altitude of 365 meters; f) Sobradinho lake with 4,214 km² and storage capacity of 34 trillion liters of water (ARAÚJO, 2020, p.3).
In this context, Lima and Miranda (2001, p. 613) emphasize that with the advent of the implementation of PISNC it is possible to notice an increase in economic activities in the municipality of Petrolina-PE and region since agriculture has assumed a place of detachment in the local and regional economy.In addition, there has also been an increase in the population, including the rural population.As a result, and in parallel with "agricultural expansion, there has been a dizzying increase in commercial, service and industrial activities" (LIMA and MIRANDA (2001, p. 615).In this way, it is possible to see that, as mentioned by Lima and Miranda (2001, p. 629), the cultivation of irrigated fruit growing produced in the PISNC "has been imposing itself as an activity of high dynamism in the northeastern economy" and, as a result, "today presents itself with expressive generation of income, employment and currency and with prospects of expansion".

SEARCH METHOD
This study concerns a comprehensive theoretical review research of the literature of descriptive bias and qualitative approach (DE'CARLI et. al., 2021).To this end, free scientific articles were consulted in the databases of SciELO (Scientific Electronic Library Online); Scopus; Science Direct andGoogleAcadémico.Also consulted were course completion papers, master's dissertations, doctoral theses and books with PISNC-related themes, technical and statistical data provided by government agencies, research institutions and entities involved in the implementation and management of the PISNC, and, institutional documents made available by the manager of the Company of Development of the São Francisco Valley (CODEVASF), as well as documents made available by the manager of the District of Irrigation Nilo Coelho (DINC).
The descriptors used in the search for the material consulted were: Irrigation Project Senator Nilo Coelho; Irrigation District Nilo Coelho; Development in the Semi-Arid, and; Irrigated Fruit in the Semi-Arid.The material consulted covers the period from 1990 to September 2023.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
The following presents the historical context of the creation and implementation of the PISNC, as well as a description of the current situation of the said irrigation project, and, finally, is described possibilities of entrepreneurial activities that can be developed by women who reside in this space aiming at the generation of income.

Historical Context of the Irrigation Project Senator Nilo Coelho
According to data obtained with the manager of the DINC, the first studies for the implementation of the irrigation project, considering the creation of an economic and social development pole for our region date back to the decade of the 1960s.It was the Superintendence of Development of the Northeast (SUDENE) with advice from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) that carried out a survey about the quality of the soil and the availability of water in the submedian region of the São Francisco River in an area of approximately 60,000 hectares (ha).This research made it possible to carry out a feasibility study for the implementation of a public irrigation project.
From 1969 onwards, CODEVASF, the government organ of the Federal Public Administration linked to the Ministry of Integration, at that time called the São Francisco Valley Commission, began the studies for the creation of an economic development center based on agricultural and livestock production.This year, local agriculture was carried out as a means of subsistence and was mainly produced: corn, beans and cassava, which depended on rain to irrigate them in the winter months or by the capture of water in the riverside areas of the São Francisco River.At that time, the local economy consisted in the rearing and marketing of goats and cattle, which also made it possible to market milk and meat obtained from these animals.There was also retail trade and wholesale of local production goods, given the importance of the two cities, Petrolina/PE and Juazeiro/BA, as warehouse on the trade route of the semi-arid northeast (CODEVASF, 2022).
In 1969 the Superintendence of the São Francisco Valley (SUVALE) carried out a technical-economic feasibility study for an area of 6,000 ha.The feasibility study carried out by CODEVASF took into consideration the water capacity and availability of the São Francisco River, predicted the economic and social transformation of an entire region of arid and barren landscape by the lack of rain, known as caatinga vegetation, enabling the backcountry man conditions of development through the generation of employment, income and, as a consequence, a better quality of life (CODEVASF, 2022).
In 1977, CODEVASF accompanied an executive study project to implement irrigated agriculture as an alternative development of the Petrolina-Juazeiro region in an area of 15,000 ha that, at the time, were part of the Massangano Project and, later, was named Nilo Coelho.Then, CODEVASF signed an agreement with the São Francisco Hydroelectric Company (CHESF) for the construction of the work related to the management and dispersion of water that would irrigate the PISNC from Lake Sobradinho/BA located approximately 50 kilometers away from the city of Petrolina/PE.In 1980 CODEVASF monitored the suitability of gravity irrigation method for the prevailing soil type and recommended the spray irrigation method for agricultural production (CODEVASF, 2022).
The original project works and its extensions were established between the years 1979 to 1983, the year in which the first settlement of producers was carried out.The project became a public perimeter with 41,000 ha of total area being 22,949 ha destined for irrigated agriculture.In the years 1984 to 1986, the initial phase of the work of settlement and agricultural production, the administration of the irrigated perimeter was under the responsibility of CODEVASF.In 1986 the management of the irrigation perimeter was managed by the local producers themselves, who administered the perimeter until 1989.In the same year, the producers created an association which had a representative of each agrovila in order to have a better perception of their local needs.The physical division of the project by nuclei and/or agrovilas facilitated the control and geographical administration of the irrigation project.However, the model of management through association was not successful and, still in the year 1989, the PISNC began to be administered by the model of district management.The district management model has been the management model to date and continues to show constant growth with occupation, including, registering a significant expansion, being today the irrigated area superior to the forecast according to technical studies of Engineering and Agricultural Consulting Ltda, e, Tahal Consulting Engineers (DINC, 2023).

Current Context of the Irrigation Project Senator Nilo Coelho (PISNC)
Since 1989 PISNC has been managed by DINC, a non-profit civil association which is governed by its own statute, where producers are represented by a board of directors.According to information available on the site, the DINC (2023, p. 3) performs the mission of: "Provide water for irrigation to the users of the Nilo Coelho Senator Project, within the quantitative and qualitative specifications demanded, seeking, evolutionarily, to improve care in a professional way, always keeping the focus on positive results, as well as to ensure and maintain the infrastructure of common use".On the other hand, it has as its vision "To be recognized as the most efficient, effective and well structured institution administering Irrigated Projects in Brazil, promoting the socio-economic well-being of its users and the Region" (DINC, 2023, p.

3).
Currently the association is composed of approximately 2,300 producers who own lots of small, medium and large agricultural production.It is estimated that more than 120,000 jobs will be created directly and indirectly.According to the management, by the beginning of the year 2023, the population of the DINC was approximately 80 thousand inhabitants.According to data available on the website of DINC, currently PISNC has 1,963 lots of small users; 317 lots of small and medium enterprises, and, 53 lots of large companies.According to information provided by CODEVASF ( 2006), together with data from the Ministry of National Integration (2006), and, data obtained with the management of DINC (2023), there are currently 11 housing agro-villages installed and, effectively producing on site, as can be verified in Figure 3 (BOARETO et. al., 2014).In all agrovolitas there is the supply of water and energy.A study conducted by Campos (2008) indicated that by 2008 there were a total of 31 large agricultural enterprises in the PISNC; 55 medium-sized enterprises; 195 small enterprises; and 1,384 small producers.The cultivation of fruit in the PISNC presents the advantages of soil and climate associated with irrigation that allows greater flexibility of production throughout the year taking advantage of the off-season periods of other regions, providing production for the domestic market and/or abroad.In addition, the technological insertion used mainly in the production of fruit on a large scale increases the quality and quantity of production and is in line with what is practiced in the agricultural production of more developed countries concerning sophisticated production, harvesting and post-harvest techniques (LIMA and MIRANDA, 2001).
In a study conducted by Ferreira, Imbirussú and Gonçalves (2014) presented that irrigation systems promoted a major social and environmental economic change in the territory of the Sertão do São Francisco as it raised the generation of employment and, as a consequence, the generation of income, mainly from the local population.These same authors also point out that the irrigation in the PISNC has become more efficient through the implementation of a main channel and a secondary irrigation channel which has allowed to expand the cultivation of several fruits throughout the year, contributing to the agricultural production of the region and to the local, regional, national, and international economy.
Some of the crops produced on a large scale in the PISNC are: 1) Mango -with different varieties, being grown for the local and regional market.The municipality of Petrolina is one of the main mango producing regions in Brazil, and therefore also exported to several international markets; 2) Grapes -especially table varieties.It is considered one of the most prominent agricultural activities in the submiddle San Francisco region.The production of quality grapes is widely recognized, and the region is known for its wineries and production of juices and wines; 3) The production of coconut has also been important since the consumption of green coconut water in Brazil is significant.The drink bottling agro-industries existing today in the São Francisco Valley strengthen the production of the fruit and increase the income of producers in the region; 4) The guava is grown on a large scale, being used both for consumption in natura and for the production of juices and sweets; 5) The cultivation of the banana in its different varieties serve the local and regional market; 6) The cultivation of acerola also receives prominence, since it is used in the consumption in natura, as well as in the production of sweets, pulp and juice.
Other crops such as melon, passion fruit, papaya are also important, but are cultivated in a smaller quantity than the aforementioned.In addition, various vegetables are also grown, such as pepper, onion, chives, lettuce, cauliflower, coriander in individual, collective gardens.Some of these vegetables are also grown in hydroponic systems.
Thus, faced with this reality, it is possible to see that in the RIDE region there are vacancies in various areas, and therefore many people migrated to Petrolina/PE in search of a job opportunity not only in irrigated agriculture, but also in the service sectors that are influenced by agricultural growth.In view of this, we can observe the significant presence of inhabitants coming from neighboring cities, as well as from other states of the Northeast and from other regions of the country.To the present day many workers arrive in the municipality of Petrolina/PE attracted by the growth of irrigated fruit growing that emerges as one of the largest fruit producers in the country (ALVES, 2006).
Regarding educational data, the DINC management (2023) informs that by the year 2022 there were 23 municipal schools that offer Infant and Primary Education I, and, 14 state schools that offer Primary Education II and Secondary Education and, Youth and Adult Education (EJA).If there is no school for the child or adolescent in the said Agrovila where he resides, the Municipal Department of Education, through the School for All Program, provides transportation for the student of Basic Education to go to the school closest to his residence.In addition, next to Agrovila 1 is located the Agrarian Sciences Campus of the Federal University of the São Francisco Valley (UNIVASF), which offers higher education courses in: Biological Sciences, Agronomic Engineering, Veterinary Medicine, and Zootechny.It also offers courses Regarding health units, the management of DINC (2023) reports that by the year 2022 there are units of Family Health Post (PSF), and in some Agrovilas there are also Police Posts.There are also supermarkets, restaurants, pharmacies, clothing and footwear stores, bakery, snack bars, among other ventures.According to information provided by the DINC management, in some Agrovilas there are collective spaces that can be used by the local community for sociocultural events, fairs and/or leisure activities for the local community.Some of these events are promoted by the municipal initiative through the Municipal Secretariat of Education Culture and Sports, and, Secretary of Culture of Pernambuco.
Other important municipal services are garbage collection and public transportation.Garbage collection is a service managed by the Infrastructure Secretariat of Petrolina Prefecture and is carried out frequently two to three times per week in some Agrovilas.As for public transport, the service is provided by alternative van-based transport.In relation to leisure services, Petrolina City Hall is investing in the construction of illuminated sports courts, which can be used for various sports, both during the day and also at night (DINC, 2023).

Possibilities for Entrepreneurial Activities that can be developed by the Senator Coelho (PISNC)
As pointed out by Peñaloza, Diógenes and Sousa (2008, p. 156) and quoted by Silva (2022, p. 24), entrepreneurial capacity "is a social change that involves transformations in personal life expectations and family relationships" and that, in some cases, what mobilizes a person towards entrepreneurship, may be due to the search for professional identity and/or personal fulfillment.Related to the woman's entrepreneurial capacity a study conducted by Gimenes et. al., (2017) and cited by Silva (2022, p. 17) presented that, even encountering some difficulties and/or in the face of "obstacles present in the Brazilian economy, women have been gaining strength and creating their own businesses and, in addition to undertaking, fulfill their role of mother and housewife".Rural women who were previously more connected to domestic activities started to take on activities previously described as "masculine" being present in various production processes in the different rural productive activities (RHEIN, 2016).
According to what is presented in the Primer of the SENAR Collection (2017, p. 5), "the high level of sophistication of agricultural operations has defined a new world of work, composed of careers and unprecedented professional opportunities, in all productive chains".Taking into consideration the rural environment where women with entrepreneurial potential reside, it is possible to develop small agricultural activities, such as the production of vegetables which can be marketed at local fairs.In addition, it is possible to find a niche that consumes organic products.A study by Bracht and Werlang (2015), growing short-cycle crops is one of the main rural activities that can enable the generation of work and income in a short period of time.
Another relevant aspect is the frequency of fruit trees in the homes of the Agrovilas, such as mango, acerola, orange, graviola, coconut, guava, lemon, among others, which can be marketed for income.In some homes it is possible to find two or three different types of fruit trees in the same residential backyard, which in turn makes it possible to market them in harvesting periods of each type of fruit (AMORIM, 2023).In addition, it is still possible, with little resources and little infrastructure, to undertake in the production of jams and jellies during the period of harvest of each fruit.Amorim (2023) adds that a possibility of entrepreneurial activity can be the production of candies, since it is an activity that, on a small scale, can be carried out in the kitchen of the residence itself and with little infrastructure.
Another possibility for an enterprise concerns the cultivation of medicinal, aromatic and condimentary plants that is considered an economically viable activity for generating income.
It is an activity that can be cultivated on small farms.Medicinal plants can be grown in small beds, with resources of PET bottles, crates, among others, and can be marketed in rural and urban free fairs (SENAR, 2017).On medicinal, aromatic and condimentary plants, information available in the literature of the SENAR Collection (2017, p. 8) shows that "medicinal, aromatic and condimentary plants differ according to their purpose and their main use" and can make possible income generation for growers.They are easy to market as some of them can have multiple functions, as described below: 1) Medicinal Plants: are used in prevention, relief or cure of diseases.The use is varied, from home-made teas to more elaborate pharmaceutical preparations such as ointments and creams.They are produced to meet the needs of the phytotherapeutic market.2) Aromatic Plants: are species producing essential oils and can be used to flavor cosmetics, hygiene and/or cleaning products, as well as to enhance the flavor in beverages, foods and in the composition of some medicines.3) Seed Plants: are used to give flavor, aroma and color to food.They may be plants with characteristic and well-known aromas, such as black pepper, or almost without aroma, but easily noticeable due to the coloration they give to food, such as urucum.
In addition to entrepreneurial activities related to agriculture some women can still undertake in the area of confectionery which consists in the production of cakes, pies, sweets and savories that concerns a comprehensive business type, since, these foods are present at different times, whether with friends, family, business meetings, diverse celebrations (RAÍCES, 2003).
In order to raise the potential of the citizen to undertake in the municipality of Petrolina/PE was implanted in 2015 the Municipal Agency of the Entrepreneur (AGE Petrolina) which consists of an Indirect Administration Authority of the Petrolina Municipal Government and aims to make information and guidance possible for people who seek to invest in enterprises in the city (SAMPAIO NETO et. al., 2022).It also offers various services, such as, guidelines related to registration as an Individual Micro Entrepreneur (MEI), guidelines on credit line offers, conducts training activities and professional qualification related to the enterprise.It also promotes fairs and events, among other initiatives, which can awaken and enable entrepreneurial initiatives, as well as contribute to the strengthening of entrepreneurship, generation of jobs and income, besides providing innovation, stimulus to the consumer market and the growth of the local economy.
In the municipality of Petrolina/PE there is also an agency of the Brazilian Service of Support to Micro and Small Companies (SEBRAE), a private entity that has as its premise "to promote the competitiveness and the sustainable development of small businesses and to foster entrepreneurship to strengthen the economy of Pernambuco".Thus, SEBRAE offers courses and/or training that can enable the micro-entrepreneur to "have excellence in the development of small businesses, contributing to the construction of a fairer, more competitive and sustainable state" (SEBRAE, 2009, p. 4).It also allows future micro-entrepreneurs training related to the planning of the enterprise, as well as a strategic analysis about the market and product to be developed, potential of future clients, costs and prices, taxes and fees, costs of opening and legalizing the enterprise, competitors, suppliers and lines of financing, among other aspects that are important to know before starting a venture.

FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
With the realization of this study it is possible to realize that the PISNC had its origins in the need to raise and diversify the local and regional economy in the semi-arid of the submiddle São Francisco.It is located in the rural area of the municipality of Petrolina/PE and has a national relevance due to agricultural production, mainly in the production of fruit growing which stands out in an expressive way due to the modern and efficient irrigation system, which allows diversified cultivation of fruits, vegetables and other agricultural products.PISNC is considered one of the most important agricultural enterprises in Brazil and therefore occupies a prominent position in irrigated agriculture in the Brazilian semi-arid region.Large-scale, diversified agricultural production has contributed significantly to job creation, increasing farmers' incomes, and has also contributed to the export of agricultural products.
In this study, it was possible to know that some of the possible entrepreneurial activities that can make possible the generation of income for women who reside in the PISNC are: the cultivation of small and short cycle agricultural crops, such as vegetables and vegetables that can be marketed at local fairs; the commercialization of the surplus fruit that is produced in the very backyard of the residences; the production of jams and jams during the harvest period of each fruit; the cultivation of medicinal, aromatic and condimentary plants; the production of cakes, pies, salts and sweets; among others.
Moreover, in this study it is still possible to realize that, like every process of change, entrepreneurship in the rural environment can be conceived as a form of development, a search for opportunity directed towards the change and/or transformation of a rural economic reality and generation of income.Given the importance of movement and economic development in the RIDE Polo Petrolina/PE-Juazeiro/BA, it is hoped that this research can contribute to discussions and reflections related to the theme of rural women entrepreneurs.Finally, it should also be noted that this work does not exhaust the possibilities of finding different answers, and therefore it is suggested that further research be carried out in relation to the questions presented in this study.
in: Specialization in Hospital Practices in Dogs and Cats; Master's Degree in Agronomy and Plant Production; Master's and Doctorate in Animal Science; Master's and Doctorate in Material Sciences; and; Master's and Doctorate in Veterinary Sciences in the Semiarid.On the other hand, in Agrovila 4 is located the Campus Zona Rural of the Federal Institute of Education Science and Technology of the Sertão Pernambucano (IF Sertão PE), which offers the Integrated Middle Course in Agriculture; Subsequent in Agriculture, Subsequent in Agroindustry and Subsequent in Zootechny; Bachelor in Agronomy, and, Technology in Viticulture and Oenology.It also offers courses of Specialization in Soil and Water Management, and, Specialization in Post-harvest of Fruit and Vegetables.