Agroforestry Backyards in the Quilombola Territory of Tipitinga, Santa Luzia do Pará: Spaces for Strengthening the Local Socioeconomy

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Agroforestry backyards are crucial for food security and increasing family income, supporting the socioeconomy.
More than 50% of families have stability in the territory, indicating a strong quilombola identity and community ties.
Field visits and interviews with 18 families revealed a lack of technical knowledge impacting backyard productivity.
Strengthening government assistance and academic outreach is necessary to enhance agroforestry practices and sustainability.

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Qualitative research highlights agroforestry's role in food security and local socioeconomy within quilombola communities.

Maciel et al. (2025) studied this question.

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