Outorga onerosa do direito de construir e segregação urbana: o caso da cidade de Goiânia (GO)

Abstract

The dissertation examines the implementation of the Charge for Additional Building Rights (OODC) and its relationship with urban segregation in Goiânia. Through document analysis and literature review, the study assesses the effectiveness of the OODC as an instrument to regulate land use and redistribute the benefits of urban development. The findings indicate that, in Goiânia, due to challenges in governance and implementation, the use of OODC has contributed to over-densification in already privileged neighborhoods, while the funds collected have been largely ineffective in addressing the needs of more vulnerable areas. The capacity to counterbalance the trend towards the worsening of socio-spatial segregation is limited. The research highlights that for the OODC to fully achieve its objectives, more effective integration with other urban policies is needed, along with stricter oversight and management of resources