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Evaluación de los impactos ambientales en los riachuelos de Manaus
(INSTITUTO DE TECNOLOGIA, 2012) BARRETO, Mauro Jorge Melita; NASCIMENTO, Fernanda Souza do; FELIPE, Tereza Rodrigues; NORMANDO, Margareth Neves; SOUZA, Kelen Gomes de; Prof. Dr. Carlos Tavares da Costa Júnior
The study assesses the environmental impacts in the streams of Manaus, caused by disorderly occupation, lack of sanitation, and waste accumulation. Using qualitative and quantitative methods, the research proposes solutions such as bank stabilization and systematic waste collection, emphasizing the role of PROSAMIM in improving environmental conditions and the quality of life for local residents.
Percepção dos Moradores do Igarapé de Manaus Sobre o PROSAMIM e a Prestação de Serviços Públicos em Manaus - AM
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2014) BARRETO, Mauro Jorge Melita; NASCIMENTO, Fernanda Souza do
The present work is a study on the theoretical basis of the perception of the residents of Manaus Igarapé regarding PROSAMIM and public services. The study of human occupation in the stream of Manaus began in 1995 with the presentation of a monograph, which had already precarious environmental care and specific regarding sanitation and the urgency of action to minimize them. Through field research that constituted the application of questionnaires in 53 family units, investigated the perceptions of residents about the conditions, feelings and public interests relating to water, sewer, trash, drainage and tree planting services in Igarapé Manaus-AM. As a result, it was found that as the water service, their situations and feelings decreases successively for sewerage, street cleaning, drainage and afforestation. In all, popular participation, as well as the occurrence of campaigns that could intensify it, as well as collaborating with other aspects questioned, were not desirable. The comparison of results obtained with the principles of human occupation in the socioeconomic and environmental bias concluded that, at different levels, all evaluated services could not be sustained and fully collaborative. Finally, it is suggested that sanitation services and urban environmental resources contribute mutually to the control, management, and provide information to carry out their respective potential, ie, improving quality of life for residents and to raise public awareness, and contribute to socioeconomic and environmental problems in the integration of wastewater Igarapé of Manaus, in order to make them a healthy urban environment.