Operação urbana consorciada Vila Sônia e a possibilidade de diálogo

Este artigo pretende discutir como processos políticos atuantes na cidade de São Paulo criam obstáculos à implantação de políticas de recuperação de rios e córregos urbanos, conferindo especial atenção ao programa de parques lineares. Como uma das diretrizes de seu plano diretor, o município formulou uma política inovadora de recuperação de seus rios e córregos urbanos, com potencial de inaugurar um novo paradigma na gestão dos recursos hídricos na cidade. Entretanto, após quase uma década de sua formulação, essa política ainda parece mais avançada do que a capacidade do poder público para implementá-la. Sua efetividade como política pública urbana e ambiental, visando à construção de uma cidade mais sustentável, depende de um intenso esforço de articulação de ações, desde a promoção e garantia de um debate democrático com os diferentes atores sociais envolvidos, até a implementação de programas intersetoriais, impondo um enorme desafio ao poder público local. Palavras-chave: planejamento urbano; parque linear; município de São Paulo; governança da água; recursos hídricos. Abstract: This paper discusses how political processes taking place in the city of São Paulo become hurdles to the enforcement of public policies designed to restore urban creeks. An innovative policy for restoring urban rivers and creeks, potentially creating a paradigm shift in the management of water resources, originated with the city’s master plan. However, one decade later, the policy remains more advanced than the city’s government implementation capacity. Its effectiveness as an urban and environmental policy towards a more sustainable city depends on joint efforts that represent an enormous challenge to the local political power, requiring promoting and ensuring a democratic debate with participating social actors, as well as the involvement of different municipal departments. Keywords: urban planning; restore urban creeks; city of São Paulo; water resources.

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Smart and Sustainable Cities: The Main Guidelines of City Statute for Increasing the Intelligence of Brazilian Cities

Lima

Chinelli

Guedes

et al. 2020

Sustainability

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The regulation of urban property use is a fundamental instrument for the development of cities. However, most of the norms that set general guidelines for urban policy predate the transformations that the smart city concept has brought about in the way cities are appropriated and perceived by society, and even today, studies on how these regulations collaborate to make cities smarter and more sustainable. This work contributes to filling this gap by investigating the main guidelines of the Brazilian City Statute that have the greatest potential to contribute to having smarter and more sustainable Brazilian cities. To prioritize the sixteen guidelines of the City Statute, the methodology used consisted of a survey carried out with professionals working in the concerned field. The results show that the sixteen guidelines were evaluated as important for increasing the intelligence of cities, of which five were evaluated as having the most priority, these five were related to the governance of cities. Considering the scarcity of resources in Brazilian cities, these five guidelines contribute so that municipal governments can direct their efforts towards what has the most priority.

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Operação urbana consorciada Vila Sônia e a possibilidade de diálogo

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