Os entraves dos processos da regularização fundiária: estudo de caso no estado de Alagoas

Abstract

Land regularization in Brazil emerges as a response to agrarian conflicts and territorial inequalities, aiming to distribute and legalize land ownership in urban and rural areas. This study, centered in Alagoas, explores the complexity of this process, highlighting challenges such as outdated cadastral records and the lack of information integration among the relevant authorities. To overcome these obstacles, a strategic plan was developed to ensure agility and reduce bureaucratic procedures. Thus, four stages were developed to identify property documentation, analyze the requirements for regularization, acquire technical data, and update cadastral records. With georeferencing and certification as the main procedures for this case, the regularization of the property was completed, providing inputs for applying this action plan in similar contexts.