Urban furniture and the COVID-19 pandemic: when the access to drinking water for vulnerable populations becomes even more crucial

Autores

  • Tatiana Casali Ribeiro Mendes
  • Karine Dias de Jesus
  • Antonio Ferreira Colchete Filho

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17271/2318847286820202726

Palavras-chave:

Urban furniture. COVID-19. Water.

Resumo

This paper regards the relationship between urban furniture, the access to drinking water, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Fundamentally, the coronavirus widespread has highlighted all kinds of social inequalities, including the poor access to potable water in some nations. Given that, one can ask how urban furniture may possibly make a difference regarding this specific matter. Hence, the present study aims to mind the manufacturing of specific urban furniture for the COVID-19 pandemic in countries where urban planning is inadequate and potable water is exclusive for some. In order to analyze these concerns, this paper adopted a qualitative approach and it is both a bibliographic and documental research. Additionally, reports produced by Brazilian Department of Health and official government data on sanitation and urbanization were extensively examined. In conclusion, urban furniture is a relevant mean for fighting the Sars-CoV-2 pandemic and its consequences to vulnerable populations.    

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Biografia do Autor

  • Tatiana Casali Ribeiro Mendes
        
  • Karine Dias de Jesus
      
  • Antonio Ferreira Colchete Filho
     

Publicado

21-12-2020

Como Citar

MENDES, Tatiana Casali Ribeiro; JESUS, Karine Dias de; COLCHETE FILHO, Antonio Ferreira. Urban furniture and the COVID-19 pandemic: when the access to drinking water for vulnerable populations becomes even more crucial. Revista Nacional de Gerenciamento de Cidades , [S. l.], v. 8, n. 68, 2020. DOI: 10.17271/2318847286820202726. Disponível em: https://publicacoes.amigosdanatureza.org.br/index.php/gerenciamento_de_cidades/article/view/2726. Acesso em: 3 dez. 2024.