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Major eventsMajor events’’ social social benefits and other benefits and other

legacies for the city of legacies for the city of Rio de JaneiroRio de Janeiro

Jorge Bittar

Municipal Housing Secretariat1

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Major events:2011 – Peace Games

2012 – Rio+20 Earth Summit

2014 – World Cup

2016 – Olympics/Paralympics

Social legacy

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A legacy plan was produced during the 2005-2008administration, and revised in the currentadministration, after Rio’s selection as Olympic HostCity in Copenhagen in 2009

The city is striving to achieve a new social panoramaby 2016

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18 Police Pacification Units now established

200,000 residents benefited

Target of establishing 40 UPPs across the state by 2016

Recover territory previously dominated by criminals andimplement community policing

Olympic legacy – Pacification policy

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Porto Maravilha (Marvelous Port) project entails public investment of around R$8 billion in:

• restructuring the street network;

• modernizing urban infrastructure;

• implementing a light rail system (VLT);

• restoring the waterfront;

• creating cultural and leisure facilities;

• boosting housing, business and service land use;

• providing urban infrastructure for informal housing districts.

Olympic legacyRevitalization of Port Area

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The project to remodel the Mário Filho (Maracanã) Stadium, besides modernizing sports facilities, will also provide:

• greater comfort for visitors;

• restaurants and entertainment spaces;

• parking facilities;

• integration with metro and railroad stations.

Olympic legacyRevitalizing the Maracanã Stadium

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Olympic legacyTransport

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Olympic legacy – Transport – BRT system

Currently, 16% of city residents use high-capacity transport infrastructure

By investing in BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) lines, integrated with trains, ferries and the metro, 50% of passengers will be using high-capacity transport systems by 2016

BRT (Bus Rapid

Transit) corridors

Transoeste

Transcarioca

Transbrasil

Transolímpica

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Description

Transcarioca

Transoeste

Transolímpica

BRT lines

CONNECTING STATIONS

BRT-Railroad

BRT-Railroad-Bus

BRT-BRT

BRT-Metro

Airport

Margaridas Junction (Via Dutra highway)Transbrasil

•Integrated•High performance•Greater use of high-capacity transport systems


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•Transcarioca – 30,000 passengers per hour in each direction, 39 km, 42 stations, cost: R$1,300 million

•Transoeste – 10,000 passengers per hour in each direction, 56 km, 56 stations, cost: R$800 million

•Transolímpica – 10,000 passengers per hour in each direction, 26 km, 16 stations, cost: R$2,270 million

•Transbrasil – 40,000 passengers per hour in each direction, 20 km, 13 stations, cost: R$1,300 millionAll BRTs will work on a concession basis

•Railroad system – State government to invest around R$2.4 billion

•Metro Line 4 – State government to invest around R$5 billion. The 14-km line linking the South Zone to Barra da Tijuca, and connecting with the Transoeste, will be fully completed in December 2015.

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Olympic legacyHealth

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Olympic legacy – Health

By 2012, 70 family health clinics will have been built aspart of the Family Health program, extending coverage to80% of people who depend on the public SUS system.

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

•A milestone in the restructuring of primary health care and health care management in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro;

•Management priority for the Municipal Health and Civil Defense Secretariat (SMSCD) in strengthening its Family Health Strategy;

•Each clinic has between three and nine Family Health teams and from one to four Oral Health teams.

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•High-quality service;

•Proximity to citizens;

•Local service more able to resolve problems.

Exams performed:

•Daily samples taken for main lab exams;

•Ultrasound diagnosis;

•X-ray diagnosis;

•Electrocardiography.

FAMILY CLINICS

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Planning Area Number of Family

Health centers

Number of Family

Health Teams

Number of Oral

Health Teams

1.0 01 04 02

2.1 03 17 06

3.1 06 41 17

3.2 05 25 10

4.0 01 03 01

5.1 02 11 05

5.2 06 31 13

5.3 11 53 25

TOTAL 35 185 79

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FIRST AID CENTERS (UNIDADES DE PRONTO

ATENDIMENTO, OR UPAS)

• 24-hour service;

• Treat major and minor emergencies;

• Avoid overloading hospitals;

• 10 municipal and 15 state UPAs established so far;

• Population benefited ⇒⇒⇒⇒ 2.5 million;

• Target ⇒⇒⇒⇒ build another 15 UPAs by 2012.

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Olympic legacyEducation

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Olympic legacy – Education

2012 – Double the number of children in municipal nurseries

Thanks to new Infant Development Centers (EDIs), children will be better prepared to start elementary school

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Olympic legacy – Education

Centers PlacesCenters Already Opened 37 6,215New:

EDIs 20

Nurseries 3

Adapted/Remodeled/Rebuilt 14

Being Built 58 11,225Scheduled to open in 2011 44

Scheduled to open in 2012 14

Total (already opened and being built) 95 17,440

* These figures do not include EDIs that are still being planned or the places provided through

agreements and upgrades of existing facilities.

** Of the total of 95 units, the Municipal Housing Secretariat is responsible for 27.

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Olympic legacySport

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Olympic legacy – Sport

The Municipal Sport and Leisure Secretariat runs systematic sport activities spread out in:

13 “Olympic villages”

190 Rio em Forma Olímpico (Rio in Shape for the Olympics) centers

Population benefited: 150,035

Population benefited: 165,604

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Olympic legacy – Housing

Components255,757 homes tobenefit up to 2020

55,066 housing unitsauthorized up to 2011

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Olympic legacy Housing

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Phase1 (planning / construction under way): 72,952 homes – completion planned for 2012

Phase 2 (IAB contest – to be contracted in 2011): 89,059 homes – completion planned for 2016

Phase 3 (remaining units) 93,746 homes – completion planned for 2020

Atlantic Ocean

Guanabara Bay

Sepetiba Bay

Baixada Fluminense region

Units to benefit from urban improvements

Total investment: R$8 billionTotal investment: R$8 billion


• Babilônia /Chapéu Mangueira

• Barão (S. José Operário)

• Chapadão / Chico Mendes

• Colônia Juliano Moreira

• Complexo de Manguinhos

• Complexo da Penha

• Guarabu

• Joaquim de Queiroz (Complexo do Alemão)

• Morro da Coroa

• Morro da Providência

• Nova Brasília (Complexo do Alemão)

• Nova Jerusalém / Pedreira / Parque Nova Cidade de Acari

• Nossa Senhora da Guia (Complexo do Lins)

• Vila Caramuru / Mineiros / Vila Amizade

List of favelas to benefit from key urban infrastructure work

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PHASE 1 PHASE 1 -- MORRO DA MORRO DA PROVIDÊNCIAPROVIDÊNCIA

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PHASE 1 PHASE 1 -- COLÔNIACOLÔNIA JULIANOJULIANO MOREIRAMOREIRA

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PHASE 1 PHASE 1 -- Pedreira

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PHASE 1 PHASE 1 -- Chapadão / Chico Mendes

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PHASE 1 PHASE 1 -- Vila Caramuru / Mineiros / Vila Amizade

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PHASE 1 PHASE 1 -- COMPLEXOCOMPLEXO DO DO ALEMÃOALEMÃO

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PHASE 1 PHASE 1 -- COMPLEXOCOMPLEXO DA DA PENHAPENHA

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Olympic legacyHousing

Supply of social housing

House Building

June 10, 2011

PLANNED(MSs = minimum salaries)

LICENSED CONTRACT WITH CAIXA BANK

0 to 3 MSs 51,282 21,937 12,450

3 to 6 MSs 20,211 14,579 7,547

6 to 10 MSs 38,285 20,125 9,065

109,778 56,641 29,062


CURICICAJACAREPAGUÁ

CAMORIM

RIOCENTRO

RACE TRACK

METROPOLITAN CENTER

AV. EMB. ABELARDO BUENO

PROJAC

LOCATION

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PARQUE CARIOCA

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PARQUE CARIOCA

HOW IT WILL BE

HOW IT IS NOW

MARACANÃN.S. LUZ CHURCH

LUIZ GONZAGA NORTHEAST TRADITIONS FAIR

SÃO JANUÁRIO

FIOCRUZ

MANGUEIRA RAILROAD STATION

ROCHA

JACAREZINHO

BENFICA

MANGUEIRA

MANGUINHOS

HOSPITAL MUNIICIPAL

MUNDIAL SUPERMARKET

DELFIM MOREIRA CITY SCHOOL

MARIA DE CERQUEIRACITY SCHOOL

CARDEAL LEME CITY SCHOOL

ESTAÇÃO METRÔ TRIAGEMTRIAGEM RAILROAD STATION

LOCATION

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CARIOCA NEIGHBORHOOD

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PROJECT SITE


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PLAN


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Resettlement

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In which situations is it necessary?

Natural disasters

High-risk areasGeological or geotechnical

Floods

Disease


Resettlement

Strips of land along railroads, highways, pipelines, etc

Permanent habitat preservation areas

Nature Conservation Units

For road or other urban infrastructure work

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Resettlement

FORMAL AREACity Public Works Secretariat (SMO), Public Prosecution Office, City Finance Secretariat (SMF)

Legal instrument:

Expropriation for public utility

Decree Law 3,365 of June 21, 1941, which states:

Judicial proceeding

Compensation for “fair prior value in cash”

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INFORMAL AREA Municipal Housing Secretariat (SMH)

Legal instrument:

Decree 20,454 of August 24, 2001, which mandates:

Participation of benefited population

Improvements in housing conditions

The choice between four alternatives

New housing unit

Compensation for improvements

Assisted purchase

Social rent


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How the Municipal Housing Secretariat (SMH) proceeds

Notification

Social technical work (approach)

Registration

Evaluation

Negotiation

Payment or signing of Minha Casa, Minha Vida contract

Identification and notification done in advance by sub-municipal governments


Technical

Social

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RECENT EXPERIENCE

YEARASSISTED

PURCHASECOMPENSATION FOR

IMPROVEMENTSSOCIAL RENT

MINHA CASA,MINHA VIDA

2009 512 181 1333,308

2010 596 1,068 3,673

UP TO MAY 2011 104 571 1,358 700

TOTAL 1,212 1,820 5,184 4,008


TOTAL 7.040

≅≅≅≅ 25% For road or other infrastructure work

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The work to build BRT corridors will require expropriation of

formal areas and resettlement in informal areas. The last ones

are responsibility of the SMH, which has been resettling and

compensating families for the following projects:

•TransCarioca•TransOeste•TransOlímpica•Sambódromo•Mangueira Metro Station


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