2017
DOI: 10.20947/s0102-3098a0005
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Demografia, planejamento territorial e a questão habitacional: prognóstico da situação habitacional do Litoral Norte Paulista

Abstract: Técnicas de análise demográfica são indispensáveis para o planejamento urbano, pois mudanças nos regimes populacionais se relacionam diretamente à produção e reprodução do espaço nas cidades. A questão habitacional é central nessa relação, já que o ambiente construído é predominantemente composto de residências. Todavia esses temas ainda não têm sido frequentemente abordados de forma conjunta. O objetivo desse artigo é discutir tais relações e mostrar, em um exercício prático de prognóstico para a região do Li… Show more

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“…In Brazilian coastal zones, fast urban growth is of large interest and concern in terms of LULCC and landscape changes. The region known as the "Northern Coast of São Paulo State" (NCSP) has a strong touristic vocation and has shown one of the highest annual rates of population growth in the country (1.6% from 2015 to 2016), twice as large as the state average (FSEADE, 2016) and caused mostly by migration from other regions and from local rural areas to urban centers (Carmo, Marques, & Miranda, 2012;Rosemback et al, 2017). Economical interests in infrastructure development and expanding agricultural frontiers have been discussed as the main drivers of urban sprawl and deforestation in tropical ecosystems (Geist & Lambin, 2002), and the natural and cultural landscapes of the Northern Coast of São Paulo State are presently threatened by inefficient management of the increasing urban growth, leading to forest fragmentation and losses of biodiversity (Ab'Sáber, 1986;Dean, 1996;Ribeiro, Metzger, Camargo Martensen, Ponzoni, & Hirota, 2009) To control the impact of urban sprawl and to protect the Atlantic Forest, any form of human settlement is strictly forbidden in more than 80% of the NCSP territory, according to several environmental and land use policies and laws.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…In Brazilian coastal zones, fast urban growth is of large interest and concern in terms of LULCC and landscape changes. The region known as the "Northern Coast of São Paulo State" (NCSP) has a strong touristic vocation and has shown one of the highest annual rates of population growth in the country (1.6% from 2015 to 2016), twice as large as the state average (FSEADE, 2016) and caused mostly by migration from other regions and from local rural areas to urban centers (Carmo, Marques, & Miranda, 2012;Rosemback et al, 2017). Economical interests in infrastructure development and expanding agricultural frontiers have been discussed as the main drivers of urban sprawl and deforestation in tropical ecosystems (Geist & Lambin, 2002), and the natural and cultural landscapes of the Northern Coast of São Paulo State are presently threatened by inefficient management of the increasing urban growth, leading to forest fragmentation and losses of biodiversity (Ab'Sáber, 1986;Dean, 1996;Ribeiro, Metzger, Camargo Martensen, Ponzoni, & Hirota, 2009) To control the impact of urban sprawl and to protect the Atlantic Forest, any form of human settlement is strictly forbidden in more than 80% of the NCSP territory, according to several environmental and land use policies and laws.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Peri-urban and urban increases, land abandonment and rural decreases: why have people moved to cities?The fast observed urban expansion in NCSP (167% of dense urban and 26.6% of periurban from 1985 to 2015) can be linked to urban population growth, which went from 87,777 inhabitants in 1980 to 223,914 in 2000 and 281,800 in 2010, as a result of migration to urban centers (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia eEstatística, 1980Estatística, , 2000Estatística, , 2010. In 1970, 81% of the censused population was classified as urban, increasing to 95% in 1980 and more than 98% in 1991, 2000 and 2010(Carmo et al, 2012; IBGE, 1970 IBGE, , 1980 IBGE, , 2000 IBGE, , 2010Rosemback et al, 2017) Inostroza et al (2010). have investigated different cities in South America and shown that population growth was a very important driver for urban expansion during the second half of the 20th century, led mostly by emigration from rural areas to the cities.…”
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“…Após dias com o número de infectados crescendo e com recordes de mortes devido ao congestionamento do sistema de saúde, o qual chegou a sua capacidade máxima, implementou-se a quarentena no país 37 . Day 38 O ordenamento territorial 40 , meio ambiente 41 , alocação adequada de empresas 42 , estudos populacionais 43,44 e saúde pública 45,46 As dinâmicas econômicas são diversas frente as diferentes condições edafoclimáticas presentes no estado, tendo polos tecnológicos, complexos gesseiros, monocultura da cana-de-açúcar, turismo e agronegócio de exportação como exemplos de sucesso no território em questão 47 .…”
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“…De acordo com Cesse (2007), Miranda et al (2016) e Rosemback et al (2017), ao longo do século XX, o Brasil sofreu mudanças de cunho econômico e demográfico, que geraram desdobramentos na saúde e no ambiente, até os dias atuais.…”
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