Participação comunitária no desenvolvimento de um projeto de um sistema de abastecimento de água alimentado por energia fotovoltaica

Abstract

Access to basic sanitation systems must be universalized with alternatives that satisfy local demands. However, remote areas, rural and difficult to access, suffer from deficits or even the absence of these systems. The traditional communities, with emphasis on the remnants of Quilombo, have several deficits, among these, sanitation. In this context, it is of paramount importance to mention the social technologies that have been increasingly potentiating socioeconomic development. Vila Santíssima Trindade is a remnant community of Quilombo that has deficits in all aspects of basic sanitation and deficits in its water supply system. This study aimed to elaborate together with the community of this village, a project for a water supply system powered by photovoltaic energy in order to make the local supply system efficient and sustainable. However, since the advent of the pandemic, this participation has been minimized and therefore requires another approach, and as a solution was used observational research participant and a structured interview with the president of the community association of the community and only a community interaction to present the partial results of the project. The project was designed and modeled using Building Information Modeling in order to achieve an efficient and sustainable project in order to provide the visualization of what is intended to be built.