Sanitation, Urban Poverty and the Bolsa Família Programme

'The last thing one finds when doing a work is what one should put first, for then all things being caused and causing, helped and helping, mediately and immediately, and all being related by a natural and insensible bond that connects the most distant and most different, I believe it is as impossible to know the parts without knowing the whole as it is to know the whole without knowing the parts in particular.' (Pascal, Pensée, 1978).

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Nutritionist graduated from the Federal University of Ouro Preto (2012) and holds a Master's degree in Health and Nutrition, research line: Collective Health, from the same university (2016). She works on studies of the Bolsa Família Programme, socio-environmental determinants of poverty and socio-spatial segregation of vulnerable groups.