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Santa Catarina regional development and economic trends
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Santa Catarina is experiencing various developments related to economic growth, infrastructure, and resource management. In the first half of 2026, the state recorded over 63,000 new formal jobs, representing the fourth-largest employment surplus in Brazil. This surge has increased demand for compact real estate, particularly along the Northern Coast, with one-bedroom properties showing high annual profitability. This trend has prompted new residential developments, such as the Ankara Towers in Camboriú, to accommodate professionals near major transit routes. Concurrently, regional organizations are focusing on long-term development As the 2026 election cycle progresses, political and safety. administrative agendas are intensifying. CREA-SC has presented a strategic agenda to 2026 political candidates, emphasizing urban focusing on technical proposals for infrastructure, sanitation, sustainability, and water security. public management. In water management, the electoral sphere, gubernatorial candidate João Rodrigues has held campaign meetings in Lages to discuss priorities in housing, education, and health. Additionally, Senate candidate Jeferson Rocha has advocated for agribusiness verticalization, proposing a shift from grain exportation to the production of finished goods like biofuels. Regarding environmental governance, the Itapocu River Basin Management Committee is addressing recently marked its 25th anniversary. Discussions continue to focus on water resource conflicts and environmental monitoring, alongside audits management challenges, including an audit by the State Court of Accounts regarding water governance. Additionally, the construction industry is prioritizing occupational health policy and safety through national meetings aimed at sharing best practices potential water usage conflicts in professional training and safety standards. São Bento do Sul.
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