Map of Conflict
Browse using the filters and see how rural conflicts are linked to deforestation, wildfires, mining, water, agrotoxins, violence, and inequality. See below what each filter represents.
Conflicts
The occurrences of rural conflicts are collected annually by the CPT and systematized by the Dom Tomás Balduino Documentation Center – CEDOC.
Wildfires
The fires are measured by INPE. This filter shows the number of fires per municipality, adjusted by land area.
Deforestation
The higher the score, the greater the deforestation in the municipality, as measured by the National Institute for Space Research (INPE). The score is adjusted for the land area of the municipality.
Agrotoxins
The filter shows the number of recorded cases of poisoning due to toxins used in agriculture. Poisoning may be caused by accidents in the handling of these chemicals, in a work setting, or as a result of spraying.
Inequality
Here we compare data which show the quality of life of the population, based on the Municipal Human Development Index (IDH-M): life expectancy, years of schooling, and per capita income.
Water
To use water from rivers, lakes, and other sources for purposes of agriculture and industry, concessions must be obtained from government. This filter shows the number of concessions granted for water use by municipality.
Mining
To carry out legal mining operations, requests are filed with the National Mining Agency (ANM). This filter shows the number of these requests by municipality, adjusted for land area.
Violence
The filter shows the number of hospitalizations due to violence of various kinds. The score is adjusted for the size of the municipal population.
