The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines

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Autor(a) principal: DEL GRANDE,MARIA HELENA
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: GALVÃO,CARLOS DE OLIVEIRA, MIRANDA,LÍVIA IZABEL BEZERRA DE, GUERRA SOBRINHO,LEMUEL DOURADO
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Ambiente & Sociedade (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1414-753X2016000100010
Resumo: Abstract In water scarcity situations, water rationing is a management measure taken in order to ensure equitable access to water. The current study presents some factors that contribute to a situation of water injustice in Campina Grande, a city located in the Brazilian semiarid region, which has been facing a new drought cycle since 2012. The water supply conditions in the households and the users' perceptions about the impacts on their water use routines were monitored for 6 months. Two variables were considered: household income and water shortage risk. Among the main conclusions, the following stand out: (1) the higher the household income is, the higher the water storage capacity and the lower the impacts on the household routines; (2) the poorest sections of the population tend to naturalize the restrictive impacts of the water rationing since they have experienced and lived in a permanent state of water saving.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines
title The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines
spellingShingle The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines
DEL GRANDE,MARIA HELENA
Water rationing
Campina Grande
Water-use-related household routine
Naturalization of the impacts of water rationing
Water injustice
title_short The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines
title_full The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines
title_fullStr The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines
title_full_unstemmed The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines
title_sort The perception of users about the impacts of water rationing on their household routines
author DEL GRANDE,MARIA HELENA
author_facet DEL GRANDE,MARIA HELENA
GALVÃO,CARLOS DE OLIVEIRA
MIRANDA,LÍVIA IZABEL BEZERRA DE
GUERRA SOBRINHO,LEMUEL DOURADO
author_role author
author2 GALVÃO,CARLOS DE OLIVEIRA
MIRANDA,LÍVIA IZABEL BEZERRA DE
GUERRA SOBRINHO,LEMUEL DOURADO
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv DEL GRANDE,MARIA HELENA
GALVÃO,CARLOS DE OLIVEIRA
MIRANDA,LÍVIA IZABEL BEZERRA DE
GUERRA SOBRINHO,LEMUEL DOURADO
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Water rationing
Campina Grande
Water-use-related household routine
Naturalization of the impacts of water rationing
Water injustice
topic Water rationing
Campina Grande
Water-use-related household routine
Naturalization of the impacts of water rationing
Water injustice
description Abstract In water scarcity situations, water rationing is a management measure taken in order to ensure equitable access to water. The current study presents some factors that contribute to a situation of water injustice in Campina Grande, a city located in the Brazilian semiarid region, which has been facing a new drought cycle since 2012. The water supply conditions in the households and the users' perceptions about the impacts on their water use routines were monitored for 6 months. Two variables were considered: household income and water shortage risk. Among the main conclusions, the following stand out: (1) the higher the household income is, the higher the water storage capacity and the lower the impacts on the household routines; (2) the poorest sections of the population tend to naturalize the restrictive impacts of the water rationing since they have experienced and lived in a permanent state of water saving.
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