People with disability in rural areas of half south of RS: an analysys of the 2010 Census
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https://doi.org/10.17058/redes.v21i3.5744Keywords:
People with disability. Rural area. Census.Abstract
The present study is a result of an analysis of the 2010 Census, applied by IBGE, related to person with disability in rural areas located in 8 cities of half south of RS. The aim is to discuss the methodology of the Census and how the database is constructed, by the comprehension of the term disability. At this level, was performed a documental research to understand the definition of disability in the federal law, what enabled conclude that the number of person with disability in Brazil – in rural or urban areas – increased from previous Census, according with the definition adopted from IBGE and law. Analyzing the variant about gender, the database shows that the number of women with disability is higher than men with disability, both in rural and urban areas. But analyzing the number of person with disability in general, in rural areas the number is higher than in urban, independent of the gender. The results indicates that rural areas are more vulnerable and shows the importance in consider this elements to develop public policy directed to people with disability and towards the social development in this regions.Downloads
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2016-09-30
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People with disability in rural areas of half south of RS: an analysys of the 2010 Census. (2016). Redes , 21(3), 180-195. https://doi.org/10.17058/redes.v21i3.5744