Micro marcenarias e sustentabilidade: aproximações entre compromissos globais e estratégicas locais a partir do caso da Região Urbana do Imbirussu em Campo Grande-MS

Abstract

This research sought to establish an approximation between the international commitments assumed by Brazil in favor of sustainable development, based on the 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the strategies to achieve them at a micro and sectoral scale. The analysis begins with a contextualization of international commitments, progressing to the intranational and municipal scale, focusing on Campo Grande -MS. It then concentrates on urban regions and, more specifically, the local furniture sector. The management of solid waste from this sector is addressed as a starting point to reflect on the goals of SDG 12, which aims to ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns. To this end, a diagnosis was conducted to analyze the approach adopted by carpenters in managing their solid waste, also emphasizing the hazardous nature of the materials found. The study highlights how the socioeconomic and environmental dynamics of the furniture sector interact with the urban space, showing that micro-scale actions can significantly contribute to macro-level goals by playing relevant roles in promoting sustainability and advancing global targets.