Land subdivision - Law and legislation - Brazil
Land subdivision legislation in Brazil—guilty of promoting insecure housing tenure?
... federal legislation on land subdivision approved in 1979 and its local implementation by municipalities contributed to increase housing infor- mality from 1980 to 2000, a period of marked ...
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ARTIGO_Optimal subdivision of land in agrarian reform projects - an analysis using genetic algorithms
... optimal land subdivision using genetic algorithms ...Gerais, Brazil. This implementation was based on the land aptitude and its productivity ...lots and another of ...testing ...
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URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES CONSIDERING TRANSFORMATIONS IN PROPERTY LAW IN BRAZIL
... social and environmental risk, with different causes and ...housing and land use informality sprawl in public water supply areas or in areas where there is a risk of soil or water ...
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Carbon Sequestration Associated To The Land-use And Land-cover Changes In The Forestry Sector In Southern Brazil
... use, and the factors that contribute to this restoration scenario are the population awareness, access to information, international protocols, environmental law, and rural-urban migration [12, ...
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Law and social mediation in land conflicts involving territorial rights and traditional communities “fundos e fechos de pasto” in Bahia
... Bahia, Brazil, to win legal recognition by the State, in order to regularize the ownership of their traditional areas of collective grazing, which are coveted by would-be owners, squatters and development ...
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OCUPAÇÃO DE ENCOSTAS E LEGISLAÇÃO URBANÃ?STICA EM VIÇOSA (MG) / Slope occupation and urbanistic legislation in the Viçosa city - Minas Gerais - Brazil / Slope occupation and urbanistic legislation in the Viçosa city - Minas Gerais - Brazil
... relations and contradictions between the social environmental problems in the social surroundings at Viçosa City and the urbanistic ...federal and distric laws and the reveal of a ...
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Socioeconomic Changes and Land Use and Land Cover of the Northern Region of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
... was and remains subjected to environmental legislation related to the preservation, conservation and management of natural resources, such as the Forest Code (Law ...1965), and the ...
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Brazil: the pressure points in labor legislation
... Labor legislation seems to substantially affect the work relationships (wages, hours, and payment practices) not just in Brazil’s regulated sector – which would be expected – but also those of illegal ...
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Law of the land or law of the platform? Beware of the privatisation of regulation and police
... forgotten”; and the enlisting of a number of intermediaries into a voluntary scheme to counter “illegal hate ...regulation and police functions, which is the extraterritorial application of a national ...
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Labor legislation and the size of informal sector in Brazil
... recognize and define the informal sector. As the Brazilian law requires that employees have a signed card in order to work, one of the first definitions was to consider an informal worker as one that did ...
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Revision of the Portuguese Land Use Law: Impacts on Planning Policies
... urban legislation hasn´t yet dealt properly with the issue of the urban real estate property (Monteiro, 2008): the Land Use Law did no more than regulating land acquisition and trading ...
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Drug counterfeit and penal law in Brazil
... first, and maybe the most important of all, is the need to educate the authorities about the importance of intellectual property legislation enforcement, and of the protection of intel- lectual ...
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Indigenous Land Right in Brazil: A comparison between the letter of the law and it's applications
... On January 8, 1996, the executive branch issued a new decree (1775/ 96) which introduced major changes to the process of demarcation of indigenous lands. More specifically, Article 2, paragraph 8, gave non- indigenous ...
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Land law and polygamy in the Bamiléké tribe in Cameroon
... literacy and the disclosure help of modern law, families, Cameroonian women and also Bamiléké women began to consider the rights of women to have access to land as men did, even if the areas ...
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International law, constitutional law, and public support for torture
... international law slightly reduces public support for ...war, and there may be good reasons for respond- ents to be more responsive to information on international law when considering conduct during ...
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Effects of land reform on agricultural productivity and income in Brazil
... of land reform projects inspired many other case studies and focused ...income and job generation, and food production for ...representativeness, and compared ...water, and ...
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A model of rural conflict: violence and land reform policy in Brazil
... The mode! presented in the previous section can be used to examine the effect of govemment policy on rural violence. Govemment policy can affect several of the v[r] ...
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Should voters be afraid of hard budget constraint legislation? Fiscal responsibility law in Brazilian municipalities
... rules and introduces new ...effective and for two consecutive years; c) prohibition of spending commitments that exceed one budgetary period during the last year of tenure of executives at any level of ...
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Food allergen labeling: compliance with the mandatory legislation in Brazil
... adults and 8% of children with increasing evidence of increased prevalence (Gupta et ...soybeans, and wheat (Sánchez & Sánchez, ...signs and symptoms (Boyce et ...wheezing and slurred ...
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The cultural dissemination of garrafadas in Brazil: a parallel between popular medicine and sanitary legislation
... sanitary legislation in ...complaints and adverse events with Anvisa (National Agency of Sanitary ...sanitary legislation, but legitimized by popular ...
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