Ensaio de reordenamento da unidade Kansa-1º Bairro Cidade de Quelimane

Abstract

The constant growth of the Mozambican population in the last decade, the perspective of great future growth and the quantity of problems unsolved so far, necessarily imply a process of economic and urban development of increasing complexity that requires a more general public intervention than has been carried out so far (INPF, 1986). The topicality of this issue has prompted the realization of this study whose theme "Study of the redevelopment of the Kansa site", is part of the discipline of urban planning, which due to its territorial dimension has led to the restriction of the study area. Therefore, a well delimited space was chosen in the city of Quelimane, the Kansa Unit of the 1st Neighborhood. The main objective of this work is to study the feasibility of a medium and long term redevelopment plan of the Kansa Unit in coordination with the resident population: bibliographic consultation to obtain theoretical-conceptual basis; direct observation to the field that allowed to know the place and the forms of occupation of space; the cartographic method that allowed to locate, delimit and identify the object of study and, the techniques were the survey, in the search for concerns and opinions of the residents of the unit under study, because as OLIVEIRA, M(1965: 66) "the urban planner today, to be authentic, must start from the deeply human principle that a city is not only the houses, streets, avenues, squares, etc, but the community that lives and lives in it, with its various groups, its institutions, its way of life, its traditions and its customs" and the interviews that served as data collection to complement the results of the survey. This work is organized into four chapters. The first chapter presents the introduction, the general and specific objectives, the hypotheses, the theoretical framework, and the methodologies used throughout this dissertation. The second chapter is dedicated to the city of Quelimane, to give an introduction of the study site, which is treated in the following chapter, and the fourth and last chapter is the conclusions.

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