“Sanitation and Urban Development: Legal Frameworks in Brazil and Canada” explores the essential role of sanitation and sustainable urban development, comparing the legal systems of Brazil and Canada. It examines how the right to water and sanitation is included in the laws of both countries and how these legal frameworks impact both urban and rural areas. From challenges in Indigenous communities in Canada to innovative solutions in Brazil's urban regions, the book provides a detailed analysis of strategies for achieving sustainable development. This book is perfect for environmental law professionals, urban planners, and anyone interested in global public policy. It offers a clear view of how legal systems can promote social justice and environmental sustainability.
