02276naa a2200277 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001902400280006010000190008824501550010726000090026252013980027165000170166965300170168665300290170365300340173265300210176665300090178765300300179665300370182670000230186370000190188670000170190570000250192277300510194721100642019-10-30       2019    bl uuuu     u00u1 u    #d7 a10.3390/su111130982DOI1 aHANISCH, A. L.  aEvaluating sustainability in traditional silvopastoral systems (caívas)blooking beyond the impact of animals on biodiversity.h[electronic resource]  c2019  aCaívas are traditional silvopastoral systems that occur in the Araucaria Forest biome, Southern Brazil, in which animal production and erva-mate extraction are integrated. Participatory research was conducted in caívas in the Northern Plateau, Santa Catarina State, to identify strategies to intensify pasture use and increase animal productivity. To better understand the outcomes of these strategies, a sustainability assessment was conducted in properties that participated in the research (improved caívas; IC) and those that did not (traditional caívas; TC). The Sustainability Assessment of Food and Agriculture Systems (SAFA) tool 2.0.0 for smallholders was chosen as it evaluates the productive unit as a whole using environmental, social, economic, and governance indicators and is tailored for small-scale production. All evaluated indicators showed higher scores for IC properties in relation to TC. In general, the SAFA analysis showed that when evaluated as productive systems, TCs are a strategic option for rural development, as 65% of their indicators were evaluated as good. With the support of rural outreach and research and the adoption of appropriate technologies, this percentage increased to 86% in ICs. These results confirm that with adequate support caívas can significantly contribute to the development of more sustainable livestock farming in Southern Brazil.  aAgroforestry  aAgrofloresta  aConhecimento tradicional  aIndicador de sustentabilidade  aManejo florestal  aSAFA  aSustainability indicators  aTraditional ecological knowledge1 aNEGRELLE, R. R. B.1 aBONATTO, R. A.1 aNIMMO, E. R.1 aLACERDA, A. E. B. de  tSustainabilitygv. 11, n. 11, June 2019. 16 p.