Public participation for urban sustainability: investigating relations among citizens, the environment and institutions – an ethnographic study

Maiello, Antonella; Christovão, Ana Carolina; Britto, Ana Lúcia; Frey, Marco

doi:10.1080/13549839.2012.729566

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“…Cities are dynamic places, defined not only by physical boundaries, but also by relational moments (Amin & Graham, 1997;Maiello, Christovão, de Paiva, Britto, & Frey, 2012). They are the result of spatial modifications made of the relational interactions of social, economic and political actors.…”

Section: Symbolism and Representation Of Urban Transformationmentioning

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Destruction or construction ? A (counter) branding analysis of sport mega-events in Rio de Janeiro

Maiello

Pasquinelli

2015

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Section: Symbolism and Representation Of Urban Transformationmentioning

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Destruction or construction ? A (counter) branding analysis of sport mega-events in Rio de Janeiro

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Pasquinelli

2015

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“…Neste sentido, Rodrigues e Ichikawa (2015) reforçam a necessidade de uma dinâmica institucional capaz de tratar adequadamente a questão dos resíduos sólidos urbanos. Tais critérios assemelham-se ao posicionamento de Maiello et al (2013) No âmbito da iniciativa privada, é importante ampliar a utilização de tecnologias de informação e comunicação (TIC) para o monitoramento e difusão de informações sobre resíduos sólidos urbanos. O uso de TIC pode ser um mecanismo efetivo para o cumprimento das metas determinadas na Pnrs.…”

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Disposição (Ir)responsável De Resíduos Sólidos Urbanos No Estado Do Ceará: Desafios Para Alcançar a Conformidade Legal

Diniz

Abreu

2018

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O trabalho analisa a disposição (ir)responsável de resíduos sólidos nos municípios do estado do Ceará. A pesquisa é de natureza quantitativa e foi realizada a partir de uma coleta de dados obtida por meio de formulário aplicado aos gestores das secretarias municipais de meio-ambiente, avaliando-se o cumprimento de exigências das Políticas Nacional e Estadual de Resíduos Sólidos. Os dados foram tratados por meio de estatística descritiva e análise de clusters. Contrariando-se as exigências normativas, os resultados demonstram a ausência de um adequado tratamento dos resíduos sólidos gerados nos municípios do Ceará. A pesquisa revelou que, predominantemente, o lixão é o destino final dos resíduos sólidos; não existe controle da quantidade de resíduos gerados e parte da área destinada aos resíduos sólidos é praticamente de livre acesso. De forma preocupante, a maior parte dos municípios do Ceará ainda encaminha seus resíduos hospitalares aos lixões. A pesquisa conclui que os municípios cearenses não cumprem as exigências legais e reforça os desafios do gerenciamento de resíduos sólidos para reduzir a degradação ambiental e as desigualdades sociais.

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“…Britta Kastens and Jens Newig explored the role of the "active involvement" of stakeholders in reducing agricultural nitrate pollution of groundwater and emphasized three factors that lead to successful involvement process: seriousness of the process, commitment of stakeholders, role of environmental NGOs [4]. Maiello Antonella highlighted the existence of concurrent policy mechanisms in the same local environment, which undermines the results of public participation and stressed a politicized organization of the public engagement process so that local environmental governance achieves sustainability [5].…”

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Study on the Dynamic Strategies of Differential Game of Water Pollution Control from the View of Public Participation

Zhen-yun¹,

Chen²

2013

Proceedings of the 2013 International Conference on the Modern Development of Humanities and Social Science

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Water pollution control is a systematic engineering which needs the whole society to participate in, especially the public participation. This paper develops a continuous-time differential game of water pollution control between government and the public with the consideration of dynamic change of pollutants in the rivers. The public determines participation efforts and the government determines its enforcement level. And we obtain a set of feedback Nash equilibrium for the problem. Through analysis on the properties of the equilibrium solutions, some results are derived: The efforts of public participation is positively related to the enforcement level of government; When the government gives a reasonable bonus to the citizens who do well in reporting pollution behaviors of entrepreneurs, increasing bonus will induce an increase of the efforts of public participation. Finally, we make some suggestions to improve the public participation efforts in the water pollution control. keywords-public participation; water pollution control; differential game; feedback Nash equilibrium I.

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Public participation for urban sustainability: investigating relations among citizens, the environment and institutions – an ethnographic study

Cited by 19 publications

References 47 publications

Destruction or construction ? A (counter) branding analysis of sport mega-events in Rio de Janeiro

Destruction or construction ? A (counter) branding analysis of sport mega-events in Rio de Janeiro

Disposição (Ir)responsável De Resíduos Sólidos Urbanos No Estado Do Ceará: Desafios Para Alcançar a Conformidade Legal

Study on the Dynamic Strategies of Differential Game of Water Pollution Control from the View of Public Participation

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