Análise técnica do plano municipal de saneamento básico do município de Jataí-Goiás

Abstract

The relevance of basic sanitation planning was reinforced with the enactment of Law 11.445/2007, which establishes national guidelines for sanitation, highlighting the importance of planning in this area. Among the responsibilities assigned to municipalities, as managers of these services, is the preparation of the Municipal Basic Sanitation Plan, which is a strategic planning instrument designed to organize and integrate actions related to water supply, sewage disposal, solid waste management, and urban drainage. This plan defines goals, priorities, and investments, ensuring that sanitation services are efficient, sustainable, and meet the needs of the population. Based on this context, this work aims to analyze the Municipal Basic Sanitation Plan of Jataí, considering its technical content and the indicators used to establish the goals for sanitation services. Furthermore, it aims to identify inconsistencies based on an evaluation conducted using a script adapted for this type of study, utilizing tools and databases from official sources. The plan studied varies in quality and scope according to the evaluation criteria used, and although it has positive aspects, it did not fully meet the minimum content requirements. The Jataí Plan, at the end of the evaluation process, presented a weighted average score of 2.98, characterizing it as a "red" plan, requiring immediate revision. The methodology proposed in this work has strategic evaluation capabilities and is a good tool for evaluating plans.