Local perception about the public sanitation policy of the Carahá River in the city of Lages/SC: a preliminary study
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https://doi.org/10.6008/CBPC2237-9290.2020.002.0010Keywords:
Sanitation, Perception, Pollution, Carahá RiverAbstract
Lages is an important city in the Plateau of the State of Santa Catarina, which has been making efforts to improve its sewage treatment structure. However, one of its rivers, the Carahá, which runs through the most densely occupied region of the municipality, receives waste at various points and is perceived by the local population more as a sewer channel than a river. This paper presents an exploratory research out which identified the current perception of the resident community nearby around the Carahá River about municipal public acting and policies in the area of sanitation, with the intention of supporting more complete studies in the future.
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