Trabalho técnico social x meio ambiente nos programas habitacionais públicos brasileiros

Abstract

This paper aims to disseminate the technical work that is developed in the Social Interest Social Programs of the Federal Government and that, although mandatory, is still unknown to a large segment of society. It consists of a literature review organized in four stages. The first presents a historical perspective on social inequalities in our country recording the issues of rural exodus and mass migration to large cities, as well as damage to the environment due to this phenomenon. The second step relates the history of the Policy for Social Housing since its first actions, even in the period of colonial Brazil, through the discussions of land ownership, the early twentieth century, a time when there was much migration to urban centers, the creation of the first agencies to deal with the housing deficit in Brazil, in 1964, culminating in 2003 with the creation of the Ministry of Cities where social development policies began to be treated as priority issues in Government. The third step deals with the rise of Social Work Technical, concept, description and it mandatory in public programs. In conclusion, the study is the Environmental Education a mandatory target within the Social Work Technician.