Agroecological experiences and intersections with the human right to water: a systematic review of literature in applied social sciences1
This research presents the results of a systemic literature review—establishing several inclusion and exclusion criteria based on the proposal of Tranfield, Denyer and Smart (2003)—which analyzed the state of the art regarding agroecological experiences and their intersections with the human right to water, starting with a question: The texts included fell into categories that emerged from the analysis: articles on practical experiences in agroecology; articles on the uses of water; articles on perceptions of the need for water management.