Public security agenda for the sustainability of the people and communities of the northwest semiarid

Having as an object of analysis the public security agenda and aiming at the sustainability of the peoples and communities of the northeastern semiarid region, in particular, of the village Caiçara I, rural area of the city of Paulo Afonso-BA, this paper aims to discuss how such settlements Humans perceive the practices developed by public security institutions, such as the performance of this service sector in the alluded village. To conduct the research, bibliographic material was used; participant observation; applying the form and conducting an interview. The participant observation was conducted with members of the Caiçara I Irrigation Project Association; The applied form was structured with closed questions, with dichotomous and multiple choice answers and interviews were unstructured. For better research development, the use of field diary and video recorder was made. It was found, with the analysis, that it is indispensable the approximation between public security institutions and the communities to which the service is provided, in order to stimulate these peoples to have more in-depth discussions on the subject, enabling greater participation, either individually, collectively or through representatives, aiming, perhaps, for the development of a model appropriate to the factual reality observed.