Sustainability, Social Development and Public Policies in Brazil

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Sustainability, Social Development and Public
Policies in Brazil

• Ana Maria Girotti Sperandio - PHD
• Postdoc, Professor and Researcher of the
  Department of Preventive and Social Medicine,
  State University of Campinas
• Faculty of Medical Sciences (DMPS/FCM/UNICAMP)
• Potentially Healthy Municipalities Network
  Coordinator

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WE HAVE PROBLEMS

• We represent an environment of diversities,
  social cultural and social differences with
  important local necessities.
• POVERTY, VIOLENCE, ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY,
  DRUGS, TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS, POLLUTION, WATER ISSUES
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BUT, WE HAVE DIFFERENT PUBLIC POLICIES LOOKING
FOR SOLUTIONS
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DIVERSITIES

• In a place, a state, a country with so many
  diversities, we cannot work with
  compartimentalised solutions or with isolated
  policies. Currently we must search the
  integration and interaction of them through
  processes similar to a network, that has
  movements in common directions where we have work
  guidelines, where the individual and collective
  life is the object of the work. (Hancock T, 2007)

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POTENTIALLY HEALTHY MUNICIPALITIES NETWORK

• It is a research project developed by the
  Department of Preventive and Social Medicine of
  the Medical Sciences Faculty of Campinas State
  University in São Paulo -Brazil. It counts on the
  technical support of the PAHO/WHO, Basin
  Committee of the Regional Rivers and 56 members
  Municipalities. In 2009, within 5 States (São
  Paulo, Paraná, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro and
  Amazonas).

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PHMN - AIMS

• support the municipal administrations so that
  they can develop an integrated government
  project
• subsidize managers, technicians, scholars
  (university), organizations and society for the
  construction of public policies that consider
  health promotion and the improvement of life
  quality in their projects.

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PHMN - STRATEGIES

• intersectorial and transectorial actions
• 2) strengthening of different social actors
• 3) construction of practices which establish
  social actors' values and wishes concerning their
  territory mapping individual and colective
  wishes aiming at building a commom agenda of work
  to bring the convergence in terms of solutions

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PHMN STRATEGIES (cont)

• 4) Disclosure of successful experiences in
  Municipalities, inside and outside the Network.
• 5) Envolvement of Mayors, Secretaries,
  Coordinators and the population
• 6) Inter-institutional partnerships
• 7) Groups/ Intersectoral Committees

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GOVERNMENT
UNIVERSITY
SOCIETY
Colaboration to develop Healthy Public Policies
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Universities
Health
O.N.G.
Education
Planing
Community Union
Mayors Office
Turism
Habitation
Administration
Sports
Union
Environment
Companies
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FIVE priorities March 2005
1-Water quality and solid waste
5- Income and Employment generation
2- Security
HEALTH PRODUCTION
4- Health
3- Social Participation
Interfacing and Transversalizing with the Master
Plan (construction, implementation and
monitoring) themes
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RESULTS PHMN
Development Process in Maringá-PR
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RESULTS PHMN
Development Process in Itatiba-SP
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WE HAVE A LAYS AND GROUPS OF THE POPULATION
UNDERSTAND ABOUT WHATS MEAN IF THEY PARTICIPATED,
WHAT IS DIFFERENCE THEY ENVOLVED IN THE
PROCESS.SO, WE HAVE HAD A SUSTAINABLE.
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This continuous work of the network has been
under development in the last 4 years. We were
invited by the National School of Health through
the CPHA Canadian Public Health
OrganizationNow, we have developed through the
project AIPS one of the most successful
experiences. 
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INTERSECTORIAL ACTIONS IN HEALTH PROMOTION
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AIPS

• BRASIL-CANADA PROJECT
• Goiás- Goiânia
• Rio de Janeiro- Manguinhos
• Ceará- Sobral
• Pernambuco- Recife
• Paraná- Curitiba
• São Paulo- Americana

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AIPS- AMERICANA
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PROMOTING HEALTH AND REDISCOVERING CITIZENSHIP IN
THE TERRITORY OF BLUE BEACH, AMERICANA-SP
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AIPS- AMERICANAAIMS

• To construct a map of the relations between the
  people in the community and to verify the impacts
  in the healthful and sustainable local
  development .

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METHODOLOGY

• The collection of data used during the research
  was focal interview in depth, groups, etnography
  and construction of one field diary.

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FIRST STEP EXPOSITION OF OLD PICTURES
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RESULTS
Strenght of the local community agents
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IV WORKSHOP FOR LOCAL PARTNERS
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IV WORKSHOP FOR LOCAL PARTNERS
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RESULTS
A Praia Azul... Uma história construída
coletivamente em Americana, SP
Ana Maria Girotti Sperandio Cristiane
Spadacio (Organizadoras)
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MONITORING

• Individual interviews
• Created documents
• Numbers of meetings
• Number of participants
• Interaction

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RESULTS

• We have had the recuperation of the public
  policies after changing Mayor and a new policies.
• I would like to show you the video the
  Americana Mayor.

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VIDEO AMERICANA
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THANK YOU!!!

• CONTACTS
• Telephone [phone]
• www.redemunicipiosps.org.br
• amgspera_at_uol.com.br
• amgspera_at_fcm.unicamp.br