Banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO: HÉLIO FERREIRA DE CASTRO NETO

Uma banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
STUDENT : HÉLIO FERREIRA DE CASTRO NETO
DATE: 29/01/2025
TIME: 09:00
LOCAL: Porto Velho
TITLE:

Public Policies and Riverside Communities in the Amazon: A Case Study of Sao Carlos do Jamari and Cavalcante in Baixo Madeira

KEY WORDS:

Riverine communities; Baixo Madeira; Multiterritoriality; Territorial planning; Socio-spatial justice; Public policies

PAGES: 91
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: Geografia
SUBÁREA: Geografia Humana
SPECIALTY: Geografia Urbana
SUMMARY:

This research aims to analyze the territorial and socioeconomic organization of the riverside communities of Sao Carlos do Jamari and Cavalcante, located in Baixo Madeira, Porto Velho/RO. The study investigates the challenges faced by these populations, such as the lack of basic infrastructure, land tenure insecurity, and the impacts of environmental disasters, such as the 2014 flood and the 2024 drought. Using concepts of multiterritoriality, socio-spatial justice, and well-being, the research seeks to understand the relationships between territory, identity, and cultural practices in these communities. The study aims to identify the conditions that hinder access to effective public policies, analyzing how the lack of territorial planning and social exclusion affect the local quality of life. The objective is to understand how these factors impact social organization, cultural practices, and economic development in riverside communities. Additionally, the research proposes solutions for the sustainable development of these populations, with an emphasis on participatory public policies. It highlights the importance of integrating local needs into territorial planning, promoting respect for cultural practices, and recognizing the territorial rights of these communities. Strengthening identity and economic valorization, through sustainable practices, are key elements for building a fairer and more inclusive future for these communities. The research is based on technical visits, document analysis, and interviews with local residents, aiming to provide guidelines that can support the formulation of more inclusive public policies tailored to the realities of Baixo Madeira. These guidelines aim to promote the autonomy of the communities and sustainable development, respecting their cultural and territorial specificities. In summary, the study seeks not only to diagnose the problems faced by the riverside communities of Sao Carlos do Jamari and Cavalcante but also to propose ways to strengthen their autonomy, including the creation of public policies that address their social, economic, and cultural needs in a participatory and inclusive manner.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Presidente - 1057610 - LUCIANA RICA MOURAO BORGES
Interno - ***.488.903-** - ISAQUE DOS SANTOS SOUSA - UEA
Externo ao Programa - 396644 - CLARIDES HENRICH DE BARBA - UNIRExterna ao Programa - 3359259 - LUCILEYDE FEITOSA SOUSA - UNIR