Understand the geographical relationship between the risk areas and the race/color of the inhabitants

Maps have demonstrated the presence of spatial inequality produced by racial segregation within the Rio de Janeiro region. But what are the origins of risk faced by the inhabitants?
On this map, you can see some of these risks. It is not perfect, many things are missing, but it is a means to have understanding of the city, set priorities, and structure strategies.
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What could you find on basemap?
Each colored dot represents an inhabitant. The color depends on how inhabitants answered the question "What race or color you are" from the 2010 IBGE survey (Branco, Preto, Amarelo, Pardo ou Indígena). Data are old, but we are already waiting for the next survey in 2021

1 point = 1 inhabitant

Branca

Preta

Amarela

Parda

Indigena

What levels could you review?
The levels you can find on this map are just some of the possible risk sources. Working together we can identify other levels, correlate them and manage these risks.


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The IBGE and the Centro Nacional de Monitoramento e Alerta de Desastres Naturais - CEMADEN define the risk area as susceptible to be affected by natural and/or induced phenomena or processes that cause adverse effect. People who inhabit these areas are exposed to physical integrity damage, material and property losses.


Área de risco BATER

IBGE, Population in risk areas in Brazil 2018

For each geometry the total number of inhabitants and the percentage by race/color are provided.

Fogo Cruzado is a collaborative digital platform that collects data on armed conflict in the metropolitan regions of Rio de Janeiro and Recife.


Occurrence

FOGO CRUZADO 2016-2020

Each geometry provides date and number of people injured or killed among civilians and security officers from October 1, 2016 until September 30, 2020

Fogo Cruzado datalab, the Grupo de Estudos dos Novos Ilegalismos da Universidade Federal Fluminense, the Núcleo de Estudos da Violência da Universidade de São Paulo, Disque-Denúncia and Pista News digital platform provided data to develop the map of armed groups in Rio de Janeiro for 2019


Comando Vermelho

Terceiro Comando Puro

Amigo dos amigos

Milicia

Em disputa

Fogo Cruzado, Disque-Denúncia, GENI-UFF, NEV-USP, PistaNews 2019

Each geometry identifies which armed group prevails in that territory

IBGE defines the "Aglomerado Subnormal" as a form of land occupation for housing purposes in urban areas and, in general, characterized by an irregular urban pattern, lack of essential public services and location in areas with restricted occupation. In these areas, generally live populations with more precarious socioeconomic, sanitation and housing conditions. Subnormal agglomerates have an extremely high density of buildings, which may facilitate the dissemination of pandemic like COVID-19.


Aglomerado Subnormal

IBGE, Aglomerados Subnormais 2019

For each geometry the total number of inhabitants and the percentage by race/color are provided. Regarding the estimate of occupied households, the data is based on the 2010 Demographic Census data.

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