A Ambivalência Do Desenvolvimento E a Busca De Novas Vias Para a Sustentabilidade

Jacobi, Pedro Roberto; Giatti, Leandro Luiz

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“…However, the lack of explicit reference to the SDGs in the Santiago Health Plan, as well as the lack of knowledge of the relationship between some SDGs and PHC activities in São Paulo are concerning. Jacobi and Giatti (2015) state that the search for compliance with the SDGs requires reflection and actions based on the dialogue between constraints and local, regional, national, and global perspectives. In this sense, goal 17.14 of SDG 17 is clear in pointing out the need for coherence between sustainable development policies.…”

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Convergences between primary health care planning and the Sustainable Development Goals: an evaluation of municipal health plans in Brazil and Chile

Rebolledo

Giatti

2022

Saude soc.

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This study addresses the importance of Primary Health Care (PHC) to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), assessing convergences between two municipal PHC agendas and the 2030 Global Agenda. For this purpose, the PHC actions included in the municipal health plans of Santiago, Chile, and São Paulo, Brazil, were evaluated by content analysis. Results showed that the PHC actions planned in Santiago contributed to 14 SDGs while in São Paulo, the actions contributed to the entire 2030 Agenda, although both plans lacked references to the SDGs. Thus, the PHC actions provided in municipal agendas are essential to achieve the SDGs. However, this relationship is not adequately reported, which can compromise the investment of greater resources in this sector. Therefore, a greater alignment between local, national, and global action plans and policies is required, as well as integrated and continuous training for communities and health teams and a greater use and diffusion of technologies already available in regional and intersectoral approaches to municipal health plans.

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Convergences between primary health care planning and the Sustainable Development Goals: an evaluation of municipal health plans in Brazil and Chile

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Giatti

2022

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“…This scenario is reflected in international agreements, treaties and conventions that preach rules among the signatory countries, aiming at environmental conservation in the process of sustainable development. Therefore, it is necessary to have a harmonious integration between socio-spatial aspects and natural characteristics, thus revealing an environmental justice (Ioris, 2009;Jacobi & Giatti, 2015;Pellizzaro, L., Hardt, C. Hardt, M. Hardt & Sehli, 2015).…”

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Systematic Review Study: A Comparative Analysis of the State of the Art of Green Criminology

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Turatti²,

Flores

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Understanding the complex phenomena related to environmental damage requires multidisciplinary analyzes capable of producing different scientific perspectives. Based on the problems arising from issues involving environmental damage to natural resources, Flores, Konrad and Flores (2017) evaluated the studies about green criminology globally, using articles retrieved from indexed publications and available in digital databases. The present study aimed to survey the contributions that were added since the previous survey, to contribute to the understanding of what constitutes the essence of green criminology. To meet this purpose, we analyzed scientific articles published after the period investigated by Flores, Konrad and Flores (2017), which also allowed the comparison with the existing data. We employed a qualitative approach and the methodological procedure was a systematic bibliographic review. We concluded that in the last three years there has been an advance in studies about green criminology. Still, there has been a limited number of studies published in this area. Research on the theory may be limited by political and geographical issues that inhibit the plurality of spatial and local perceptions regarding the theme. Also, they restrict preventive actions to environmental damage due to lack of knowledge and research, as the theory acts directly on preventive measures and protection of nature.

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“…The overvaluation of the economic issue as a development goal -as in mining projects and the construction of large enterprises -and the belief that economic growth can meet social demands are obstacles to have an integrated view of the various dimensions of sustainability (JACOBI, GIATTI, 2015), including the reduction of inequality and vulnerability (MARCHEZINI, 2015;MARCHEZINI;WISNER;SOLD, SAITO, 2017). This overvaluation became clearer from the second half of the twentieth century, when the developmental ideal of the Brazilian government drove major transformations that were reflected in the urbanization process.…”

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Vulnerability, health and disasters in São Paulo coast (Brazil): challenges for a sustainable development

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A large part of the world’s population lives in cities, with growing estimates for the coming years. Many agglomerations are in areas of greater vulnerability, such as the coast. Demographic growth demands a larger area, with expansion of public services and more local infrastructure. Economic growth, usually confused with development, can increase the risks of epidemics and disasters, when people start to live in risk areas and there is inequality in the provision of basic services. This work, within the scope of the joint evolution of the health sector and sustainable development as strategies to reduce vulnerability, makes a methodological cut for the coast of the state of São Paulo - Brazil, with analyzes of the connections with socio-environmental disasters data. The municipalities in this study present a good structure for monitoring the risk of disasters, but it is not enough to promote a sustainable development.

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A Ambivalência Do Desenvolvimento E a Busca De Novas Vias Para a Sustentabilidade

Cited by 12 publications

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Convergences between primary health care planning and the Sustainable Development Goals: an evaluation of municipal health plans in Brazil and Chile

Convergences between primary health care planning and the Sustainable Development Goals: an evaluation of municipal health plans in Brazil and Chile

Systematic Review Study: A Comparative Analysis of the State of the Art of Green Criminology

Vulnerability, health and disasters in São Paulo coast (Brazil): challenges for a sustainable development

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