Modelo de bairro sustentável na localidade de Indudo distrito de Jangamo provincia de Inhambane

Abstract

Cultural alienation is a phenomenon observed in urbanism and space design. Firstly, there is a gradual loss of local identity, as neighborhoods begin to resemble each other, following the same urban models and the urbanization of rural areas. This is behind the feeling of disconnection on the part of residents, who find themselves surrounded by an environment that no longer reflects their history, values ​and way of living. Observing in neighborhoods, especially in rural areas, is an important need to consider and preserve the identity that exists in the vivid ancestry of the region's residents and for the region, consider the form of occupation based on their ancestral experience, and the way of life that their ancestors accomplished, rather than simply adhering to global standards or inducing cultural alienation. A sustainable rural neighborhood is one that updates and values ​traditional knowledge and local practices, revitalizing traditional agricultural techniques The sustainable rural neighborhood model addressed a holistic and culturally sensitive approach while also seeking to improve quality of life and promote environmental and socialsustainability