SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES AND RESILIENCE: USING DATA TO OVERCOME MUNICIPAL CHALLENGES
Keywords:
Urban Development, Public Management, Municipal Data, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ISO37123Abstract
Este estudo de caso investiga a colaboração entre prefeituras, instituições educacionais, organizações privadas e a comunidade na Serra Gaúcha, Rio Grande do Sul, visando alcançar os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS). O foco está nos desafios enfrentados por Clarice, que lidera uma Comissão sobre Sustentabilidade Urbana numa instituição de ensino superior, em obter dados confiáveis para planejar estratégias de gestão pública adequadas. A região, marcada por severos eventos climáticos, sofre com a falta de dados que impeçam gestores de identificar áreas críticas e avaliar o impacto de suas iniciativas, resultando em descontinuidade nos projetos. O trabalho de Clarice representa uma etapa inicial para um desenvolvimento urbano que integra uma gestão de conhecimento contínua, essencial para responder efetivamente aos desafios locais. Este caso exemplifica as dificuldades na gestão pública, destacando a importância da cooperação entre diferentes atores sociais e a necessidade urgente de sistemas de dados confiáveis para fundamentar decisões informadas. Além disso, enfatiza a relevância da norma NBR ISO 37123, que define indicadores para cidades e comunidades sustentáveis focados em resiliência, proporcionando uma estrutura essencial para aprimorar as práticas de sustentabilidade e resiliência em contextos urbanos.
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