Financiamentos de projetos de tecnologias sociais: impactos na implantação de serviços de saneamento

Abstract

Sanitation services are part of the basic demands required by a population, however the coverage of this service remains inefficient in different regions of Brazil. In this sense, Social Technology has emerged as an interesting alternative that adds traditional knowledge to academia to solve such demands. This study aims to present the flow of bid bids proposed by funding institutions over the years 2018 to 2020 aimed at funding Social Technology projects in sanitation. For this, the methodological procedures used were documentary research, with a basic, purely theoretical and qualitative and quantitative approach, adopting as data source the notices available on the digital platforms of governmental and non-governmental institutions. Through systematic content analysis, presenting specific phases divided into five stages of work, thus, data are presented that make it possible to identify that the involvement of entities promoting actions aimed at ST's, aimed to contribute with the government to achieve the objectives of the Millennium Development Goals, which is a global action, whose purpose is to fight challenges related to environmental, social and economic issues. It was also found that despite the increase in the contribution of resources destined to SW's, there were no considerable improvements in the expansion of sanitation services offered. The regions that had the most accredited projects in this area were the North and Northeast regions, with even greater deficits in these services.