Housing crisis, far-reaching targets and 'cursed legacy' hinder the definition of a priority agenda on the eve of COP30
Katia Mello on the podcast - This is what it's like to like ESG
Inside COP30" program - BNews
Folha de Pernambuco highlights Diagonal's partnership in the "A Casa é Sua" program
Panorama of favelas and invisibilized communities in the state of São Paulo, Brazil
Social Urbanism gains ground in the fight against violence | Valor Econômico
Check out the article in Valor Econômico, with reflections from our co-president, Kátia Mello, on how social urbanism is making vulnerable territories safer and more humane.
Kátia Mello talks about Social Urbanism on the "Dialogues with Construction" podcast
At the beginning of November, our co-president, Kátia Mello, was the special guest on the 15th episode of the "Dialogues with Construction!" program. During the conversation, Kátia addressed the topic of Social Urbanism, highlighting how this approach transforms vulnerable territories by promoting quality of life and inclusion through qualified urban interventions.
69% of homes in favelas pose health risks to residents - VEJA
Veja highlighted a study carried out by TETO Brasil, in partnership with Insper and Diagonal, which mapped 5,373 homes in favelas. The research revealed that 69% of these homes present health risks, including extreme temperatures and a lack of adequate ventilation.
This data reinforces the importance of initiatives that promote better housing and health conditions for the most vulnerable communities.
What action should we take to change the chaotic scenario of environmental risks? - +COMMUNITY!
On October 18, Katia Mello's article was featured on the Argentinian website +COMUNIDAD! In it, Katia explores the essential attitudes for transforming chaotic urban scenarios in the face of environmental risks, providing insights into how changes in urban practices can make cities more resilient and sustainable. An essential read for anyone interested in social urbanism and sustainability.
Almost 70% of the houses in favelas deal with extreme heat or cold, animal entry and infiltration - EXAME
The study carried out by TETO Brasil, in partnership with Insper and Diagonal, was featured in Exame! The survey analyzed nine favelas in the state of São Paulo and revealed that almost 70% of the dwellings deal with problems such as extreme heat or cold, infiltration and the entry of animals. The survey provides an important insight into living conditions in the communities and reinforces the need for structural action.
