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The thesis presented will talk about carrying out a reliability study applied to the water balance of Moinhos, where a proposal for intervention in a mining company will be shown. The importance of the reliability study will also be analyzed, since the loss of water through leaks resulting from excess pressure is a major obstacle in the management of water supply systems. Thus, this study revolves around responding to climatological aspects that affect water balance variables. This work is justified by the importance of carrying out a reliability study on the water balance of Moinhos, aiming to know the water availability in the region. The general objective of this dissertation is to present a proposal for a densimeter installation service to control the water balance of Moinhos in a mining company. In the specific objectives, concepts about the objects of study of the research will be presented, in addition to investigating the energy consumption by the studied company, describing the process of installing densimeters, until the evaluation of the expected results. The methodology used to carry out this study will be qualitative and bibliographic research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study aimed to analyze the extent to which economic growth and access to basic sanitation influence the municipal economic development of the northern region of Brazil, measured by the FIRJAN Index of Municipal Development (IFDM). For this, a panel of data between the years 2005-2016 was used, analyzed using descriptive statistics and quantile regression techniques. The results showed that the service with sewage services and water supply is still far from universalization, giving rise to public policies to expand access. In the regression models analyzed, it was found that sectoral GDPs positively influence development in most of the analyzed quartiles. On the other hand, basic sanitation services had a different result than expected: water supply was negatively associated with the IFDM, which can be attributed to the drop in the percentage of the population served between 2005 and 2013. less developed municipalities, which may be associated with the low provision of these services in the region. This study sheds light on the need for public policies aimed at expanding access to sanitation in the region, with emphasis on water supply and sanitary sewage services, enabling improvements in development rates and contributing to an increase in quality of life of citizens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective of the article is to analyze the impact of the National Sanitation Plan (Planasa) in the State of Mato Grosso (MT). The initial chronological milestone highlights the year Planasa was implemented, and the final milestone highlights the year in which the public financing program for sanitation, implemented by the Civil-Military Regime, ended. The analysis will focus on the following aspects: (1) state government initiatives aimed at promoting basic sanitation; (2) the performance of Companhia Saneamento do Estado de Mato Grosso (Sanemat); and (3) the numbers that record the gradual expansion in the water supply and sewage collection networks. Within this scope, the article was subdivided into four sections. The first corresponds to the Introduction and presents an overview of sanitation in Mato Grosso, before the creation of Planasa. The second highlights the period between the implementation of the Plan and the creation of the State of Mato Grosso do Sul, which occurred in 1977. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article explores the significance of precipitation and drought in ecosystems, particularly focusing on the various types and impacts of drought on agricultural, forestry and socio-economic systems. It delves into the definitions and classifications of drought, highlighting its effects on water availability, agriculture, hydrology and society. Additionally, it discusses the assessment methods for drought, including standardized drought indices like the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI).

This paper aimed to present an analysis of public policies and the universal supply of drinking water in the municipality of Itaituba, in the state of Pará, Brazil. The methodology used was exploratory research, made possible through a bibliographic survey and interviews. In 2017, information from IBGE indicated that 46.53% of households in Itaituba were served with treated water supply services by the state (COSANPA) and municipal (CASITA) agencies. The survey found that 4,140 homes are supplied by CASITA, with untreated water. It was concluded that, in the municipality of Itaituba, public policies are still at a much lower level of execution, estimating that around 50% of the households in Itaituba do not receive drinking water from either agency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The organic and agroecological production, by promoting sustainable water management, contributes to the conservation of water resources. This affinity underscores the need for institutional interaction between the two sectors. In this perspective, the central objective of this article is to map and quantify the spatial distribution of organic production by hydrographic basins and sub-basins in the State of Paraná and to demonstrate aspects of intersectoral institutional coordination focusing on basin plans and the composition of their respective Hydrographic Basin Committees. The concentration of organic producers is higher in the Upper Iguaçu, Ribeira, Middle and Lower Iguaçu, and Upper Tibagi basins. The integration of water resources themes into plans and structures related to organic production is more significant than the reverse. In the basin plans of Upper Iguaçu and Ribeira Affluents, Litorânea, and Paraná 3, there are specific actions aimed at promoting organic production and agroecology. In the composition of the Hydrographic Basin Committees of the State of Paraná, the segment associated with organic production that is most present is the governmental, followed by representations linked to traditional communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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ABSTRACT Objective: This study aimed to assess the consistency of data regarding the provision of fluoridation in Brazilian municipalities with water supply systems. Methods: Official data from the National Basic Sanitation Survey and the National Information System on Sanitation for 2017 were compared. Results: Out of 5,570 municipalities in Brazil, 4,546 (81.6%) had water supply systems. The agreement between data sources was 84%, with a Kappa of 0.668, indicating substantial agreement. However, the estimates of fluoridation provision exhibited an average discrepancy of 8.1 percentage points, ranging from 1.2 points in the Central-West region to 21.4 points in the Northeast region. Conclusion: To address these inconsistencies, it is essential to enhance information sources, ensuring more reliable data for health, sanitation authorities, and society at large.

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To mitigate the problems derived from the water shortage in the semi-arid northeastern region, the São Francisco River Integration Project (PISF) is being developed, transferring waters from the São Francisco River to other watersheds in the states of Pernambuco, Ceará, Rio Grande do Norte, and Paraíba. The sustainable management of these flows will be vital to guarantee their uses. This research aimed to evaluate scenarios of water allocation for public supply and irrigated agriculture, in order to assist in the management of water resources and the maintenance of these uses in the upper course of the Paraíba River (PB), East Axis of the PISF. The evaluation of multiple uses was carried out through the analysis of the permits issued for the Poções and Epitácio Pessoa reservoirs in 2019. Water allocation scenarios were undertaken considering the presence and absence of the PISF waters, based on the application of the AcquaNet model. The most significant water demands identified were, in Poções reservoir, public supply (1), and in Epitácio Pessoa reservoir, public supply (1) and irrigation (583). The water allocation scenarios showed deficits in meeting public supply and for irrigation in the simulations with and without PISF waters; however, in the scenarios involving PISF or when it provided a greater flow, these deficits were reduced. The results of this research provide information that contributes to decision-making for sustainable water management and to ensure the multiple uses of water, contributing to the improvement of the quality of life of the beneficiary population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The availability of quality water for various activities has been decreasing across the planet, as a result of human actions and degrading natural events. In this context, it appears that river basins are considered the most appropriate units for managing natural resources in the ecosystem, as they present different landscape characteristics that influence the selection of soil and water management practices. To this end, knowledge about the hydrological behavior of the Gavião River Basin was used using orbital data and geoprocessing techniques together with statistical analyzes with the aim of characterizing the environment and morphometric characteristics. Analysis of the data and results obtained for the Gavião River Watershed allowed us to conclude that the organization of the drainage network has an area of approximately 10,112 km² and a perimeter of 781 km. The slope in the range 3-8% corresponds to 29.61% of the basin area, considered moderately inclined. The Gavião River was approximately 340 km long. According to the results, it can be stated that the study area appears to be less susceptible to flooding under normal precipitation conditions, that is, excluding events of abnormal intensities, due to the fact that the compactness coefficient presents a value far from of the unit and, regarding its form factor, display a low value. Thus, there is an indication that the basin does not have a circular shape, and therefore has a tendency towards an elongated shape. The data showed approximately 188% of the study area is covered by forest formation, 56.53% occupied by savanna formation, and 36.49% with the use of pasture. The information obtained enables decision-making for the conservation and adequate management of water resources in the region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper makes a geomorphometric analysis of the high wathershed of Ribeirão Santa Marta (BHRSM), with the objective of evaluating the water behavior of this hydrographic unit, which is quoted as a future source of water supply for the city of Iporá (GO). The study was carried out using mathematical modeling, remote sensing products and geoprocessing techniques. The data used in the study were obtained from the Digital Elevation Model (DEM) of the Brazilian Geomorphometric Database (TOPODATA). Among the various geomorphometric indices described in the literature, those that best portray the infiltration and surface runoff of rainwater were selected. The organization of the data, the geoprocessing techniques and the elaboration of the cartographic products of the hydrographic basin were carried out using the Geographic Information System (GIS) QGIS. The results of the indices, analyzed together, indicated that the BHRSM is more favorable to surface runoff. This shows that the basin has a more active hydrological behavior, that is, the water flows more easily, being unfavorable for recharge and water storage. Thus, the data indicate that the BHRSM may have a compromised permanence flow to meet the public supply of Iporá (GO) in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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