Confea/Crea System: Efforts to Mitigate the Impacts of Rain in Rio Grande do Sul

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/05/2024 at 16:37

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The Confea/Crea System and Mutual is working to help communities affected by heavy rains in Southern Brazil, especially in Rio Grande do Sul. Crea-RS, through its regional inspectors, is offering support and assistance in the affected municipalities.

Actions of Crea-RS – Crea-RS is mobilizing its regional inspectors to assist municipalities, government, and communities, using official vehicles to provide support in the cities where it has offices. The organization implemented the Technical Responsibility Annotation (ART) at no cost for the public sector involved in the reconstruction of infrastructures, and Mútua-RS has made a non-reimbursable financial benefit available for situations of natural disasters.

Government Collaborations

Technical Cooperation Agreements with state departments for inspection and drafting reports on affected properties are being expedited. The president of Confea, Vinicius Marchese, emphasized the importance of strengthening the dialogue on urban planning, climate emergency, and the environment to prevent future disasters.

Solidarity and Guidelines

Crea Gaúcho expressed solidarity with the population and detailed the ongoing actions. The president of Crea-RS, Nanci Walter, advises people to avoid traveling and to contact the Civil Defense or Fire Department if needed. The State Government has a PIX for donations, directed entirely to the flood victims.

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Commitment to Reconstruction

The Confea/Crea System and Mutual, alongside other organizations, is committed to the reconstruction of the affected areas, demonstrating solidarity and cooperation to ensure adequate support and effective restructuring.

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Confea/Crea System: Efforts to Mitigate the Impacts of Rain in Rio Grande do Sul

The Confea/Crea System and Mutual is working to help communities affected by heavy rains in Southern Brazil, especially in Rio Grande do Sul. Crea-RS, through its regional inspectors, is offering support and assistance in the affected municipalities.

Government Collaborations

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Confea/Crea System: Efforts to Mitigate the Impacts of Rain in Rio Grande do Sul

The Confea/Crea System and Mutual is working to help communities affected by heavy rains in Southern Brazil, especially in Rio Grande do Sul. Crea-RS, through its regional inspectors, is offering support and assistance in the affected municipalities.

Government Collaborations

Solidarity and Guidelines

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Billions of barrels on the equatorial margin could lead Amapá to double its oil production in Brazil — the state wants to enter the route of companies in the Campos Basin, attract investments, and boost jobs and businesses in the oil and gas sector.

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