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O presente estudo realizou uma abordagem descritiva sobre as condições de vida das famílias de algumas comunidades quilombolas do estado do Tocantins. Mediante a aplicação de questionário estruturado, foram entrevistadas 414 famílias, distribuídas em 21 comunidades quilombolas do Estado. A partir das entrevistas, observou-se que as comunidades estavam formadas por maior percentual de quilombolas do gênero masculino, na faixa etária adulta. Muitas famílias apresentaram renda de até um salário mínimo, valor possibilitado também pela ação do Programa Bolsa Família, que complementa a renda dessas famílias. Além disso, uma porcentagem significante dos moradores exercia atividade de lavoura e ou artesanato, e a maior parte da população possuía como nível de escolaridade o Ensino Fundamental I (5º ano). Os resultados deste trabalho revelaram que, apesar de ter melhorado o acesso das comunidades quilombolas às escolas, muitas famílias são de baixa renda e ainda não possuem saneamento básico e energia elétrica nas suas residências. Portanto, as informações aqui apresentadas podem contribuir para a implementação de políticas públicas direcionadas para as comunidades quilombolas do Tocantins. Palavras-chave: Comunidades Negras, Socioeconômico, Políticas Públicas. Analysis of the life conditions of quilombolas communities in Tocantins, Brazil ABSTRACT: The present study carried out a descriptive approach on the living conditions of families in some quilombola communities in the state of Tocantins. Through the application of a structured questionnaire, 414 families were interviewed, distributed in 21 quilombola communities in the State. From the interviews, it was observed that the communities were formed by a higher percentage of male quilombolas, in the adult age group. Many families had an income of up to one minimum wage, a value also made possible by the Bolsa Família Program, which complements the income of these families. In addition, a significant percentage of the residents engaged in farming and/or handicraft activities, and most of the population had Elementary School I (5th grade) as an educational level. The results of this study revealed that, despite having improved the access of quilombola communities to schools, many families are low-income and still lack basic sanitation and electricity in their homes. Therefore, the information presented here can contribute to the implementation of public policies aimed at quilombola communities in Tocantins. Keywords: Black Communities, Socioeconomic, Public Politics. Análisis de las condiciones de vida de las comunidades de quilombolas en Tocantins, Brasil RESUMEN: El presente estudio llevó a cabo un enfoque descriptivo sobre las condiciones de vida de las familias en algunas comunidades de quilombolas en el estado de Tocantins. Mediante la aplicación de un cuestionario estructurado, se entrevistó a 414 familias, distribuidas en 21 comunidades de quilombolas en el Estado. A partir de las entrevistas, se observó que las comunidades estaban formadas por un mayor porcentaje de quilombolas masculinas, en el grupo de edad adulta. Muchas familias tenían ingresos de hasta un salario mínimo, un valor también posible gracias al Programa Bolsa Familia, que complementa los ingresos de estas familias. Además, un porcentaje significativo de los residentes se dedicaba a actividades agrícolas y/o artesanales, y la mayoría de la población tenía la Escuela Primaria I (5to grado) como nivel educativo. Los resultados de este trabajo revelaron que, a pesar de haber mejorado el acceso de las comunidades de quilombolas a las escuelas, muchas familias tienen bajos ingresos y aún carecen de saneamiento básico y electricidad en sus hogares. Por lo tanto, la información presentada aquí puede contribuir a la implementación de políticas públicas dirigidas a las comunidades de quilombolas en Tocantins. Palabras clave: Comunidades Negras, Socioeconomico, Políticas Públicas. ; ABSTRACT: The present study carried out a descriptive approach on the living conditions of families in some quilombola communities in the state of Tocantins. Through the application of a structured questionnaire, 414 families were interviewed, distributed in 21 quilombola communities in the State. From the interviews, it was observed that the communities were formed by a higher percentage of male quilombolas, in the adult age group. Many families had an income of up to one minimum wage, a value also made possible by the Bolsa Família Program, which complements the income of these families. In addition, a significant percentage of the residents engaged in farming and/or handicraft activities, and most of the population had Elementary School I (5th grade) as an educational level. The results of this study revealed that, despite having improved the access of quilombola communities to schools, many families are low-income and still lack basic sanitation and electricity in their homes. Therefore, the information presented here can contribute to the implementation of public policies aimed at quilombola communities in Tocantins. ; ABSTRACT: The present study carried out a descriptive approach on the living conditions of families in some quilombola communities in the state of Tocantins. Through the application of a structured questionnaire, 414 families were interviewed, distributed in 21 quilombola communities in the State. From the interviews, it was observed that the communities were formed by a higher percentage of male quilombolas, in the adult age group. Many families had an income of up to one minimum wage, a value also made possible by the Bolsa Família Program, which complements the income of these families. In addition, a significant percentage of the residents engaged in farming and/or handicraft activities, and most of the population had Elementary School I (5th grade) as an educational level. The results of this study revealed that, despite having improved the access of quilombola communities to schools, many families are low-income and still lack basic sanitation and electricity in their homes. Therefore, the information presented here can contribute to the implementation of public policies aimed at quilombola communities in Tocantins. ; ABSTRACT: The present study carried out a descriptive approach on the living conditions of families in some quilombola communities in the state of Tocantins. Through the application of a structured questionnaire, 414 families were interviewed, distributed in 21 quilombola communities in the State. From the interviews, it was observed that the communities were formed by a higher percentage of male quilombolas, in the adult age group. Many families had an income of up to one minimum wage, a value also made possible by the Bolsa Família Program, which complements the income of these families. In addition, a significant percentage of the residents engaged in farming and/or handicraft activities, and most of the population had Elementary School I (5th grade) as an educational level. The results of this study revealed that, despite having improved the access of quilombola communities to schools, many families are low-income and still lack basic sanitation and electricity in their homes. Therefore, the information presented here can contribute to the implementation of public policies aimed at quilombola communities in Tocantins.