DOI: 10.11606/d.3.2006.tde-07122006-163515
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Transporte e exclusão social: a mobilidade da população de baixa renda da Região Metropolitana de São Paulo e trem metropolitano

Abstract: Trens Metropolitanos (CPTM). Desta forma, busca-se entender os padrões de viagens da população de baixa renda estudada, em face das suas limitações de renda e da eventual segregação espacial e, posteriormente, diante dos resultados obtidos, propor programas de Gerenciamento da Mobilidade, que potencializem a sua mobilidade.

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“…This result reaffirms the existence of association between incidence and HDI, also observed in this study. The number of exported infected cases can directly influence the possibility of a larger secondary cases in community and capitals with a higher percentage of disease transmission among poor people who don't travel, and initially who in principle, show lower risk of exposure (KUCHARSKI et al, 2020;ROSA, 2006). In general, this population has less access to educational, information and health resources.…”
Section: Rc: 48481mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This result reaffirms the existence of association between incidence and HDI, also observed in this study. The number of exported infected cases can directly influence the possibility of a larger secondary cases in community and capitals with a higher percentage of disease transmission among poor people who don't travel, and initially who in principle, show lower risk of exposure (KUCHARSKI et al, 2020;ROSA, 2006). In general, this population has less access to educational, information and health resources.…”
Section: Rc: 48481mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These cities have been chosen because they are the most advanced ones in Latin America regarding these issues, and because in all of them some sort of exercise of air quality valuation has been performed. In the Metropolitan Zone of the Valley of Mexico (MZVM) various studies are analyzed: the World Bank /RIVM study [Cesar, Dorland et al 2000], studies made by the team led by Dr. Mario Molina [Molina and Molina 2002], and the recent co-benefits evaluation of the reduction of greenhouse gases [McKinley, Zuk et al 2003] For Sao Paulo we will analyze the evaluation of the Integrated Plan for Urban Transportation (IPUT) [da Costa, Saldiva et al 1999] prepared for the World Bank, and the analysis of PROCONVE's impacts on the population's health [Braga, Pereira et al 2002] and its monetary valuation [Ortiz and Serôa da Motta 2002] of the first part of the IES 24 project of the USEPA in Sao Paulo.…”
Section: Part II Case Studies In Latin Americamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nesse contexto, políticas públicas focadas no transporte público tornam-se essenciais para mitigar as disparidades socioespaciais e melhorar o acesso a oportunidades de emprego para a população que reside nos subúrbios (Rosa, 2006).…”
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