Bringing the State Back into the favelas of Rio de Janeiro : Understanding Changes in Community Life after the UPP Pacification Process
For many years, Rio de Janeiro has held the dubious distinction of being one of the world s most beautiful cities, and at the same time, one of the most dangerous. This report is the story of Rio s attempt to break with history and establish a new...
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ABUSE ACCESS TO SERVICES AFFORDABLE HOUSING BASIC SERVICES BETTER SCHOOLS BUSINESS COMMUNITY CAPITAL PUNISHMENT CHILDCARE CHILDCARE CENTERS CITIES CITY LEVEL CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COCAINE COLLUSION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION COMPLAINTS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS CORRUPT CRIME CRIME RATES CRIME STATISTICS CRIMINAL CRIMINALITY CRIMINALS DEATHS DEMOCRACY DEMOLITION DESCRIPTION DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DRUG DRUG DEALING DRUG GANGS DRUG TRADE DRUG TRAFFIC DRUGS DWELLING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC INTEGRATION FAVELA FAVELA RESIDENTS FAVELAS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FORMAL CITY GANG GARBAGE COLLECTION GENDER GUN GUNS HEALTH CARE HEALTH CLINICS HOMES HOMICIDE HOMICIDE RATE HOMICIDE RATES HOMICIDES HOTELS HOUSES HOUSING CONSTRUCTION HOUSING DEVELOPMENT HOUSING UNITS HUMAN RIGHTS INFORMAL HOUSING INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION INHABITANTS INITIATIVE INTERVENTION INTERVENTIONS IRREGULAR HOUSING JUDICIARY LACK OF INCOME LAWS LEADERSHIP LIVING CONDITIONS LOW-INCOME MARIJUANA MEDIA MILITARY REGIME MINISTER MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MURDER MURDER RATES NARCOTICS NATURAL DISASTERS NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOODS OCCUPATION OCCUPATIONS OFFENDER ON URBAN LAND ORGANIZED CRIME PENALTIES PERPETRATOR POLICE POLICE BRUTALITY POLICE CORRUPTION POLICE FORCE POLICE PRESENCE POLITICIANS PRISON PUBLIC AUTHORITIES PUBLIC SAFETY PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PUBLIC WORKS QUALITY OF LIFE RAPE RATES OF CRIME RECENT URBANIZATION REPRESSION RESETTLEMENT RESIDENTS ASSOCIATIONS ROBBERIES ROBBERY RULE OF LAW SECURITY MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS SETTLEMENT SHACKS SLUM SLUM UPGRADING SLUM UPGRADING PROGRAM SLUM UPGRADING PROGRAMS SLUMS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL ENTERPRISES SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INCLUSION SOCIAL INTEGRATION SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL POLICIES SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL SERVICES SPATIAL MOBILITY STATE GOVERNMENT STATE GOVERNMENTS STREET VENDORS SUBURBS SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TEENAGERS TENTS THEFT THIEVES TORTURE TOURISM TOURISTS TRAFFIC TRANSPARENCY TRIALS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN GROWTH URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE URBAN PLANNING URBAN POOR URBAN SERVICES URBAN UPGRADING URBANIZATION VIOLENT CRIMES WEAPONS YOUTH |
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ABUSE ACCESS TO SERVICES AFFORDABLE HOUSING BASIC SERVICES BETTER SCHOOLS BUSINESS COMMUNITY CAPITAL PUNISHMENT CHILDCARE CHILDCARE CENTERS CITIES CITY LEVEL CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COCAINE COLLUSION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION COMPLAINTS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS CORRUPT CRIME CRIME RATES CRIME STATISTICS CRIMINAL CRIMINALITY CRIMINALS DEATHS DEMOCRACY DEMOLITION DESCRIPTION DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DRUG DRUG DEALING DRUG GANGS DRUG TRADE DRUG TRAFFIC DRUGS DWELLING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC INTEGRATION FAVELA FAVELA RESIDENTS FAVELAS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FORMAL CITY GANG GARBAGE COLLECTION GENDER GUN GUNS HEALTH CARE HEALTH CLINICS HOMES HOMICIDE HOMICIDE RATE HOMICIDE RATES HOMICIDES HOTELS HOUSES HOUSING CONSTRUCTION HOUSING DEVELOPMENT HOUSING UNITS HUMAN RIGHTS INFORMAL HOUSING INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION INHABITANTS INITIATIVE INTERVENTION INTERVENTIONS IRREGULAR HOUSING JUDICIARY LACK OF INCOME LAWS LEADERSHIP LIVING CONDITIONS LOW-INCOME MARIJUANA MEDIA MILITARY REGIME MINISTER MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MURDER MURDER RATES NARCOTICS NATURAL DISASTERS NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOODS OCCUPATION OCCUPATIONS OFFENDER ON URBAN LAND ORGANIZED CRIME PENALTIES PERPETRATOR POLICE POLICE BRUTALITY POLICE CORRUPTION POLICE FORCE POLICE PRESENCE POLITICIANS PRISON PUBLIC AUTHORITIES PUBLIC SAFETY PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PUBLIC WORKS QUALITY OF LIFE RAPE RATES OF CRIME RECENT URBANIZATION REPRESSION RESETTLEMENT RESIDENTS ASSOCIATIONS ROBBERIES ROBBERY RULE OF LAW SECURITY MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS SETTLEMENT SHACKS SLUM SLUM UPGRADING SLUM UPGRADING PROGRAM SLUM UPGRADING PROGRAMS SLUMS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL ENTERPRISES SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INCLUSION SOCIAL INTEGRATION SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL POLICIES SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL SERVICES SPATIAL MOBILITY STATE GOVERNMENT STATE GOVERNMENTS STREET VENDORS SUBURBS SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TEENAGERS TENTS THEFT THIEVES TORTURE TOURISM TOURISTS TRAFFIC TRANSPARENCY TRIALS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN GROWTH URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE URBAN PLANNING URBAN POOR URBAN SERVICES URBAN UPGRADING URBANIZATION VIOLENT CRIMES WEAPONS YOUTH World Bank Bringing the State Back into the favelas of Rio de Janeiro : Understanding Changes in Community Life after the UPP Pacification Process |
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For many years, Rio de Janeiro has held
the dubious distinction of being one of the world s most
beautiful cities, and at the same time, one of the most
dangerous. This report is the story of Rio s attempt to
break with history and establish a new kind of state
presence in its favelas. This report documents how life in
the favelas is changing as a result of the Police
Pacification Unit (UPP) pacification effort, as seen through
the eyes of favela residents themselves. This study used a
qualitative, case-study approach and consisted of
observations, focus groups, and key informant interviews in
four favelas. The study fits into the broader territorial
approach to urban and social development that the World Bank
has been supporting in both the state and city of Rio de
Janeiro, and for which the historical alliance between
federal, state and municipal governments in Rio has been
crucial. These projects have focused on strengthening
planning and management of urban growth in the metropolitan
region, promoting the provision of affordable housing with
access to infrastructure and service, and supporting the
implementation of a targeted, comprehensive social
development program for the urban poor. Under the social
development agenda, the Bank has been providing support to
Social UPP since its design stage, in 2010, through
technical assistance services to strengthen social
governance and territorially-based monitoring and evaluation. |
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Bringing the State Back into the favelas of Rio de Janeiro : Understanding Changes in Community Life after the UPP Pacification Process |
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Bringing the State Back into the favelas of Rio de Janeiro : Understanding Changes in Community Life after the UPP Pacification Process |
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Bringing the State Back into the favelas of Rio de Janeiro : Understanding Changes in Community Life after the UPP Pacification Process |
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Bringing the State Back into the favelas of Rio de Janeiro : Understanding Changes in Community Life after the UPP Pacification Process |
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Bringing the State Back into the favelas of Rio de Janeiro : Understanding Changes in Community Life after the UPP Pacification Process |
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okr-10986-132302021-04-23T14:03:06Z Bringing the State Back into the favelas of Rio de Janeiro : Understanding Changes in Community Life after the UPP Pacification Process World Bank ABUSE ACCESS TO SERVICES AFFORDABLE HOUSING BASIC SERVICES BETTER SCHOOLS BUSINESS COMMUNITY CAPITAL PUNISHMENT CHILDCARE CHILDCARE CENTERS CITIES CITY LEVEL CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COCAINE COLLUSION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY LEADERS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION COMPLAINTS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS CORRUPT CRIME CRIME RATES CRIME STATISTICS CRIMINAL CRIMINALITY CRIMINALS DEATHS DEMOCRACY DEMOLITION DESCRIPTION DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DRUG DRUG DEALING DRUG GANGS DRUG TRADE DRUG TRAFFIC DRUGS DWELLING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC INTEGRATION FAVELA FAVELA RESIDENTS FAVELAS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FORMAL CITY GANG GARBAGE COLLECTION GENDER GUN GUNS HEALTH CARE HEALTH CLINICS HOMES HOMICIDE HOMICIDE RATE HOMICIDE RATES HOMICIDES HOTELS HOUSES HOUSING CONSTRUCTION HOUSING DEVELOPMENT HOUSING UNITS HUMAN RIGHTS INFORMAL HOUSING INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION INHABITANTS INITIATIVE INTERVENTION INTERVENTIONS IRREGULAR HOUSING JUDICIARY LACK OF INCOME LAWS LEADERSHIP LIVING CONDITIONS LOW-INCOME MARIJUANA MEDIA MILITARY REGIME MINISTER MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MURDER MURDER RATES NARCOTICS NATURAL DISASTERS NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOODS OCCUPATION OCCUPATIONS OFFENDER ON URBAN LAND ORGANIZED CRIME PENALTIES PERPETRATOR POLICE POLICE BRUTALITY POLICE CORRUPTION POLICE FORCE POLICE PRESENCE POLITICIANS PRISON PUBLIC AUTHORITIES PUBLIC SAFETY PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PUBLIC WORKS QUALITY OF LIFE RAPE RATES OF CRIME RECENT URBANIZATION REPRESSION RESETTLEMENT RESIDENTS ASSOCIATIONS ROBBERIES ROBBERY RULE OF LAW SECURITY MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS SETTLEMENT SHACKS SLUM SLUM UPGRADING SLUM UPGRADING PROGRAM SLUM UPGRADING PROGRAMS SLUMS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL ENTERPRISES SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INCLUSION SOCIAL INTEGRATION SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL POLICIES SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL SERVICES SPATIAL MOBILITY STATE GOVERNMENT STATE GOVERNMENTS STREET VENDORS SUBURBS SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TEENAGERS TENTS THEFT THIEVES TORTURE TOURISM TOURISTS TRAFFIC TRANSPARENCY TRIALS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN GROWTH URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE URBAN PLANNING URBAN POOR URBAN SERVICES URBAN UPGRADING URBANIZATION VIOLENT CRIMES WEAPONS YOUTH For many years, Rio de Janeiro has held the dubious distinction of being one of the world s most beautiful cities, and at the same time, one of the most dangerous. This report is the story of Rio s attempt to break with history and establish a new kind of state presence in its favelas. This report documents how life in the favelas is changing as a result of the Police Pacification Unit (UPP) pacification effort, as seen through the eyes of favela residents themselves. This study used a qualitative, case-study approach and consisted of observations, focus groups, and key informant interviews in four favelas. The study fits into the broader territorial approach to urban and social development that the World Bank has been supporting in both the state and city of Rio de Janeiro, and for which the historical alliance between federal, state and municipal governments in Rio has been crucial. These projects have focused on strengthening planning and management of urban growth in the metropolitan region, promoting the provision of affordable housing with access to infrastructure and service, and supporting the implementation of a targeted, comprehensive social development program for the urban poor. Under the social development agenda, the Bank has been providing support to Social UPP since its design stage, in 2010, through technical assistance services to strengthen social governance and territorially-based monitoring and evaluation. 2013-04-22T16:53:11Z 2013-04-22T16:53:11Z 2012-10 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/10/17431077/bringing-state-back-favelas-rio-de-janeiro-understanding-changes-community-life-after-upp-pacification-process http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13230 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Social Analysis Economic & Sector Work Latin America & Caribbean Brazil |