Do Casa Verde e Amarela ao Banco Nacional da Habilitação, passando pelo Minha Casa Minha Vida: Uma avaliação da velha nova política de desenvolvimento urbano

This discussion paper seeks to contribute to the Brazilian urban development debate by analyzing the recent legislation that institutes the Casa Verde Amarela social housing program (CVA). Created in 2020, CVA arose from a provisory executive order (MP 996, of August 25) reformed on January 12, 2021, by federal law 14,118. This CVA analysis seeks to contribute to its operationalization in line with recognized rights and constitutional, legal, and binding principles present in international agreements to which Brazil is a signatory, particularly the 2030 Agenda (Sustainable Development Goals SDG) and the New Urban Agenda (NAU). This analysis focus on public policy management and its implementation, considering the structures of Brazilian urban development, both normative and political-social, and urbanistic. The evaluation carried out focuses on CVA management, seeking legal and operational instruments created even before the "program" formalization, in addition to regulations elaborated after and before. This prospective evaluation is necessary to present the CVA and its possible impacts on urban, public, and private managers.