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International Congress Environment & Sustainability

ICES 2021

PRESENTATION OF THE II ICES 2021

Central theme

Sanitation of Cities and Sustainable Systems:
Collective Intelligence in Health Crises

The theme of the II CIAS will be guided by the dialogue of the following thematic axes:

Management and management of urban solid waste in times of health crisis:
Objective: to discuss the risks to health and protection of formal and informal workers (street cleaning, garbage collection, selective collection), treatment of new waste produced in series (masks, tests, vaccines: expired, packaging), etc.

Sustainable systems and new environmental dynamics and technologies:
Objective: Discuss  how the implications of sustainability result in social processes and environmental changes  called socio-environmental vulnerability and its challenges in times of pandemic. The  urban socio-environmental vulnerability shows the heterogeneity of the impacts arising from the risks  on the population (urban socioenvironmental risk and vulnerability) This excluding and segregating urban dynamic determines an increasingly vulnerable landscape, marked by the prevalence of the survival strategy that privileges practices of environmental deterioration and increased risk exposure in times of pandemic.

Sustainability, education and socio-environmental vulnerability: challenges of the pandemic
Objective: environmental problems and their relationship between nature and society generate problems and socio-environmental vulnerability, and this has worsened in times of pandemic. In this context, we must think of EE as a transversal and interdisciplinary theme, meaning the integration of knowledge that leads to thinking about sustainability from the meaningful and contextualized teaching/learning process.

Life at the center of urban management and collective intelligence:
Objective: to present the environmental consequences of  urban and population growth There is a growing demand for housing, infrastructure, sanitation, health and education services, among other equipment, which has brought challenges to urban management. Therefore, the management and exploitation of resources and services in urban spaces and areas of the territory need to be discussed in an environmentally rational and balanced perspective. Collective intelligence can be the solution for social innovation of these problems, engaging the urban population to make decisions about the city and proposing new ways to connect society for the common good.

People-environment relationship and sustainability: the challenges of the pandemic:
Objective: to discuss how people think and relate to environments (natural and built), their social norms and how they shape human attitudes and actions that, in turn, alter nature. The person-environment relationship aims to improve the quality of life and environment of all living beings. It assumes that there is a mutual relationship between people and environments and that human actions can favor or prevent the conservation and preservation of the environment. By analyzing and understanding the behaviors and contexts where people are inserted, it is possible to propose strategies that aim at a sustainable way of thinking and acting.

Public policies, health and environment
Objective: to present the contributions of public policies in their implementation, evaluation and results  of programs related to health and the environment, identifying the network of actors involved. Or, evaluate efficiency, effectiveness and/or effectiveness of health and environment policies, relating the proposed objectives of policies and programs with the results obtained.

Solid Waste Valuation: Circular Economy and Innovation
Objective: to discuss the contribution of energy recovery from urban solid waste to the improvement of environmental quality and to promote sustainable development and to present the valorization of solid waste as a centerpiece for innovation. solid waste, for the incorporation of technical changes in the economy and society and consequently for the competitiveness of this alternative source of energy, waste.

Integrated Events

Organizers

General Organization

Maria Eulaidia de Araujo

Dra. Maria Eulaidia de Araujo

IETC - Institute for Entrepreneurial Training and Continuing Education - LERHA - UNIFOR - CE - Brazil.

Organizing Nuclei II ICES

Management Nucleus

Maria Eulaidia de Araujo

Dra. Maria Eulaidia de Araujo

IETC - Institute of Entrepreneurial Training and Continuing Education - Brazil/France

Maria Eulaidia de Araujo

Pascale Martel Naquin

CEFREPAD - France

Eline Prado Santos Feitosa

Eline Prado Santos Feitosa

Federal University of Sergipe - Brazil

 

Wanderlan Santos Porto

Wanderlan Santos Porto

Federal Institute of Sergipe  - Brazil

 

Support / Technical Support
Technology, Information and Communication

Leonardo Lopes Camargo

Leonardo Lopes Camargo

Espaço de Renascer Assessoria e Consultoria - CE - Brazil

 

Isabela Machado De Moraes

Isabela Machado de Moraes

Cesumar University - Unicesumar - PR - Brazil.

Scientific Nucleus

Alba Regina Azevedo Arana

Alba Regina Azevedo Arana

Unoeste - University of the West of São Paulo - Unoeste - SP - Brazil

Adeildo Cabral da Silva

Adeildo Cabral da Silva

IFCE - Scientific Committee Coordinator - CE - Brazil

Gisele Victor Batista

Gisele Victor Batista

Harpy Environment - SC - Brazil

Isabele Picada Emanuelli

Isabele Picada Emanuelli           

Cesumar University - Unicesumar - PR - Brazil

Karla Patricia Martins Ferreira

Karla Patricia Martins Ferreira

Post-Doctorate in Psychology - LERHA-UNIFOR - Brazil

 

Márcia Aparecida Andreazzi

Márcia Aparecida Andreazzi

Federal Institute of Sergipe  - Brazil

 

Cultural Art Center

Maria Clevandira Dias Mota

Maria Clevandira Dias Mota

Portal da Luz and Permaculture Institute - CE - Brazil

Ruana Michela Santos Cardoso

Ruana Michela Santos Cardoso

Federal University of Sergipe - SE - Brazil

Co-organizer

Empreendimentos de Transformacao de Recicláveis
CEFREPAD

CEFREPAD

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