O projeto “sanear águas é preservar vidas”: uma prática dialógica e ecojurídica entre a sociedade e o Ministério Público

Abstract

The research aims to analyze the proactive and dialogic performance of the Public Ministry in Domingos Martins, developed throughout the Project “Sanear Águas é Preservar Vidas”, resulting from a partnership with Kautsky Institute, due to the need for investments in basic sanitation. The project has been implemented as an alternative for homes in invisible rural communities that had not had public sewage collection and treatment system, covering the communities of São Miguel and Pedra Branca. The project defined as execution objectives to work on raising awareness and sensitization of residents, installing biodigesters, grease traps and rhizospheric filters, equipment indicated for sewage treatment, which installation happened with the participation of community members in a collaborative and collective effort system. The work was prepared from bibliographical research, using inductive methods, in empirical research through case study, brings references about the trajectory of the Public Ministry and its new constitutional profile of action after the 1988 Brazilian Federal Constitution, its social and legal vocations, where, for the first time and fully, it began to play the role of defender of the society interests. It analyzes whether the new constitutional paradigm granted to the Public Ministry proves to be integrate for a proactive and resolute action, if this way of acting could be combined with the application of ideas of ecopedagogy and life science. Finally, it analyzes the proactive dialogical action of the Public Ministry towards the community, through a socio-environmental project, built on the paradigm of ecopedagogy on life network, with the objective of producing environmental citizenship and social advances.