Gestão sustentável participativa transnacional: o direito de acesso a água potável, saneamento e sua governança global

Abstract

Currently, the debate on water use, sanitation and its sustainable management, both at the national and international levels, has brought the need for procedures for a transnational concerted regulation to the States, International Organizations and private entities in the creation of its global governance. In this sense, within a discursive ethics of communicative action worked by Habermas and Apel, the conception of water as a subjective right (fundamental human right) and, at the same time, a common good contributes to overcoming the classical dichotomy between public and private, according to an environmental rationality in which, even as one of the Sustainable Development Objectives (SDOs), its treatment takes place in a concerted way, (re)creating a new context in which such a resource can be efficiently made available and shared with mankind.