Requalificação urbano-ambiental na 2ª etapa da Vila da Paz, em Teresina-PI: avaliação da aderência às metas territorializadas do ODS 11

Abstract

This technical-scientific report, submitted in the form of a master's dissertation, assessed the adherence of the urban and environmental upgrading intervention implemented in the second stage of Vila da Paz, in Teresina, Piauí, Brazil, to the localized targets of Sustainable Development Goal 11. The research adopted a qualitative, applied, documentary and evaluative approach and was structured as a single-case study. The corpus comprised eleven technical, social, environmental, cartographic, administrative and socioeconomic documents, mainly covering the period from 2020 to 2025. The analysis addressed eight dimensions: housing and involuntary displacement; infrastructure and drainage; mobility and accessibility; public spaces; socio-environmental risks; environmental management; citizen participation; and institutional and operational sustainability. Targets 11.1, 11.2, 11.3, 11.5, 11.6 and 11.7 were selected and localized, with Target 11.b used as a complementary reference. The qualitative matrix comprised 45 indicators classified as adherent, partially adherent, non-adherent or insufficient data, based on explicit criteria and traceable documentary evidence. The results identified seven adherent indicators, 25 partially adherent indicators, eight non-adherent indicators and five indicators with insufficient data. The strongest correspondences were found in risk identification, the relationship between territorial problems and technical solutions, the definition of institutional responsibilities and negotiation processes related to involuntary displacement. The main weaknesses concerned mobility, accessibility, public spaces, post-intervention follow-up of affected people, infrastructure monitoring and operational continuity. It was concluded that the intervention showed differentiated and predominantly partial adherence to SDG 11, with greater consistency in diagnosis, planning and institutional coordination than in physical completion, functioning and continuity of actions. As the professional master's technical product, the Technical Guide for Sustainable Urban and Environmental Upgrading was developed and is presented in full in Appendix E.