O programa minha casa minha vida: uma política pública por excelência

Abstract

The lack of decent housing for the population is a major problem that persists in the country, causing difficulties in economic and social development. Thus, the PMCMV came to ease this housing deficit, where the population that earned between zero and ten minimum wages had the opportunity to purchase their own homes with the facilities that the program provided. In this sense, the interest in studying and understanding the program arises to verify what effects it has generated. The objective of the present study is to analyze the scope achieved by the Minha Casa Minha Vida program from 2009 to 2020 in Brazil. Descriptive research was used with a literature and document review to present the housing policies and the construction of the program, in addition to the collection of secondary data that will be used to build the heat maps, and they provide support to analyze the evolution of the program. The results obtained point to a disparity among the states, in which some have had more money coming from the program than others; therefore, those most impacted by the program have had more units contracted and delivered, and consequently, the same has happened with the distanced units