O Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida (PMCMV) em Campo Grande/MS: uma análise do processo de segregação socioespacial a partir do cotidiano da mulher

Abstract

Considering socio-spatial segregation as a guiding concept for analysis, this research considered the housing production of the Minha Casa Minha Vida Program (PMCMV) - Track 1, with an emphasis on the daily reality of women. It addresses the status of women in housing policies, with a view to understanding the production of urban space in Campo Grande-MS. The case study of Residencial Jardim Canguru provides an insight into the social reality present there. The study explores the interaction between female residents and the urban space, by evaluating access to infrastructure and essential services. Adopting a qualitative approach, the methodological procedures include a bibliographic survey, secondary data analysis, fieldwork, participant observation, questionnaires, semi-structured interviews and accompanied urban walks. The analysis revealed socio-spatial segregation, evidenced mainly by the residents' low level of interaction with the central area and the rest of the city, difficulties in mobility, long commuting times, insecurity in and around the residential area, the residents' low level of schooling, poorly paid and informal jobs, and lack of a support network to look after their children.