Since 2002, IEME Brazil has been involved in the management and execution of social work related to government resettlement programs. The social team of IEME has extensive experience in the development of social work design, planning and execution activities aimed at housing programs, including not only the operationalization of projects but also support for the promotion of human development.

You can count on the experience of IEME Brazil for the success of habitat improvement.

METHODOLOGY

• Initial contacts and mobilization of the population involved
• Household sealing and family registration
• Socioeconomic and organizational research of families
• Georeferencing of information
• Monitoring and social management of families awaiting transfer to the final housing unit
• Monitoring of family transfer processes
• Conduct participatory processes to discuss actions planning and projects to be implemented
• Monitoring and monitoring of special cases
• Preparation and community organization for coexistence in a condominium
• Training to adapt families to the new living space
• Follow-up of families in the post-occupation phases
• Monitoring and evaluation of work steps Monitoring of family transfer processes and results achieved

BENEFITS OF SOCIAL MANAGEMENT

Government programs for urban interventions and structural remodeling interfere in the lives of people affected by construction. Many of these occupations are made up of precarious settlements, high population density, deficiencies in infrastructure and accessibility to urban services.

The social work developed in these cases softens the impacts caused by the changes, creating a follow-up process that takes into account the identity bonds and the specific reality of the families. Capacity-building for income generation, socio-environmental education and community empowerment contributes to greater sustainability in these interventions.

The transfers of families to new urban settlements and housing estates can bring a higher quality of life, from the development of practices that make them more autonomous.