O USO DA CARTOGRAFIA NO MAPEAMENTO COLABORATIVO/PARTICIPATIVO NA ANÁLISE DOS PROBLEMAS URBANOS NA ALDEIA BANANAL, AQUIDAUANA/MS

Abstract

Cartography is extremely relevant to society, as it allows the knowledge of the geographic space, assisting in territorial planning and in the collection of information on the use of land and natural resources, collaborating for the management of territories. One of the techniques used in cartography is collaborative/participatory mapping, especially in traditional communities, as it is carried out according to the vision of social actors about their territories in the identification of problems of various kinds. The scope of this work was to carry out the technique of participatory mapping, collaborative in the identification of urban socioenvironmental problems, in the Bananal village, which belongs to the Terena ethnic group and is located in the Taunay/Ipegue Indigenous Land, in the municipality of Aquidauana/MS. The representation of the urban problems had the participation of all the residents of the village, who identified in a previously prepared map, The main problems they analyze They were: water supply, garbage, fires and potholes. Through the reported problems, some reflections were made on the causes and effects of these problems to later be appreciated, discussed and analyzed to obtain possible solutions by the public bodies of the municipality of Aquidauana.