A regularização fundiária como forma de inclusão social e a ação integrada interinstitucional

Abstract

The right to the city is guaranteed by urban policies and public measures to organize habitable spaces, organizing areas in which people live, interact and constitute themselves as citizens. When state urban policies are silent, municipalities face informal growth, with irregular construction and illegal settlements. Therefore, urban land regularization is a legal instrument for social inclusion. This research was elaborated with the objective of pointing out and describing implemented intersectorally state actions in four cities of Goiás and is structured in three chapters. First chapter addresses experience of repossession of housing in a neighborhood of Caldas Novas will be described. Second chapter describes technical performance of management state team body for housing policy in Goiânia action to regularize housing ownership to residents and third chapter addresses interventions carried out in Cavalcante and Teresina de Goiás in the context of land regularization. human right to serve quilombola communities in those municipalities. Theoretical references approach land tenure regularization as a social right and theories approach intersectoriality in public policies. Methodology chosen is the descriptive case study, with a detailed analysis of the procedures and techniques used by the teams responsible for the implementation of the process. Results show that social interest can override a legal judged situation, bringing dignity to marginalized families and intersectoral practices can create solutions that are coherent with public demands. Integration of sectors for actions shows that land regularization is not an isolated action, but a set of public actions that will result in effecting the right to the city