Políticas Públicas no campo no Assentamento São Francisco no Sul do Amazonas

Abstract

The purpose of this research was to carry out a systematic study, as well as in the led, through a critical analysis, to reflect on policy implementations from the perspective of socioeconomic and environmental development, in a Amazon community of a rural settlement project, as well as to verify the interactions between the peasant community and the environment. The research took place at Project Francisco Settlement Center, located in Canutama, southern Amazonas state, in the area of ​​the deforestation arc, and because it is considered an agricultural frontier, is under pressure from the advancement of agriculture in the region. The research was conducted through interviews aimed at 60 families of settled peasants, as well as documentary analysis. After the data collected, they were tabulated and analyzed from the perspective of historical materialism dialectical. Thus, the lack of basic public policies that favor the rural socioeconomic aspect and not just the agricultural aspect of these Amazonian peasants, as well as the need for greater interaction between public and peasant institutions as well as the need for specialized technical support in their activities. and use of natural resources in the environment. It is necessary to listen to them as they have as their home Amazon forest, with its unique aspects, and thus favor the development of a more egalitarian and liberating society, aiming at human-nature interaction in a more balanced.