RA 2006 abrinq.indd - Fundação Abrinq

Participation in the “Não Bata, Eduque” Network (Don’t Beat, Educate) as a memberof administration group along with Save the Children - Sweden, Andi, Comunicarte,the Parliamentary Front for the Rights of Children and Adolescents, the Xuxa MeneguelFoundation, the Proteger Project and the ProMundo Institute.Support for the drawing up of notes for the Bill to eradicate physical and humiliatingpunishments and the national campaign to deal with this problem.In the field of social-educational measures, the Abrinq Foundation participated in drawing upthe plan of action for the Inter-sectorial Committee for Municipalization of the Social-EducationalMeasures in Open Environments, coordinated by the São Paulo Municipal Departmentof Social Assistance and Development (SMADS) and by Febem-SP. This committee also has theparticipation of civilian social organizations responsible for carrying out social-educationalmeasures in open environments, the Polis Institute, Regional SAS and CMDCA.In the greater metropolitan region of São Paulo, together with the Movimento CriançaPrioridade 1, of the Greater ABC Inter-municipal Consortium, composed of the municipalitiesof São Bernardo do Campo, Santo André, Diadema, São Caetano do Sul, Rio Grandeda Serra, Ribeirão Pires and Mauá, the foundation contributed to the structuring of themonitoring and assessment project for carrying out the social-educational measures, whichshould be finalized in 2007.Alongside the Ministry of Labor, the Department of Public Policy for Employment, Petrobras,the Roberto Marinho Foundation, the Pão de Açúcar Institute, the Ethos Institute, theGol de Letra Foundation and the Associação de Franquias Solidárias, among other organizations,Abrinq participated actively in the discussion on the continuity of the mobilizationactions for the campaign aimed at regulating the Lei do Aprendiz.Aware of the how important social articulation is for the control and monitoring of publicpolicies, the Abrinq Foundation believes in networking. This being so, to assure the monitoringand assessment of the commitments assumed by the president elect when he signedthe “Termo de Compromisso Presidente Amigo da Criança”, the Amiga da CriançaMonitoring Network was created, composed of non-governmental organizations multilateralbodies that act in the field of childhood and adolescence. The Network is supportedby the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (Unicef), the InternationalLabor Organization (ILO) and Save The Children/UK.During the year of 2006, the Monitoring Network mobilized itself to produce the II Reporton the monitoring of the commitments assumed by the Brazilian State in the document“Um Mundo para as Crianças (MPC)” and by the Lula administration, in the PresidenteAmigo da Criança e do Adolescente Plan.The main emphasis of this report is to take a look at what has been done in the last fewyears and how the variables have behaved in relation to the goals and commitments.Its central aim is to extract useful recommendations, based on empiric evidence, that contribute toimproving the policies for childhood and adolescence in Brazil, in the understanding that the commitmentassumed by Brazil before the United Nations Organization are not exclusive to the Unionor to the Federal Government, but to the Brazilian State – on its three levels – and to society.Organizations that comprise the Amiga da Criança Monitoring NetworkAção EducativaÁgere Cooperação em AdvocacyAgência de Notícias dos Direitos da Infância - ANDIAldeias Infantis SOSAPAE de São PauloAssociação de Voluntários para o Serviço Internacional – AVSICampanha Nacional pelo Direito à EducaçãoCentro de Referência, Estudos e Ações Sobre Crianças e Adolescentes – CECRIACentro de Recuperação e Educação Nutricional – CRENCidadania, Estudo, Pesquisa, Informação e Ação – CEPIACIPÓ – Comunicação InterativaComitê Nacional de Enfrentamento à Violência Sexual contra Crianças e AdolescentesComunidade Baha´iEcos – Comunicação e SexualidadeFórum Nacional de Prevenção e Erradicação do Trabalho Infantil - FNPETIFundação ABRINQ pelos Direitos das Crianças e dos AdolescentesFundação OrsaFundo das Nações Unidas para a Infância e a Adolescência – UNICEF.Grupo de Apoio à Prevenção à Aids - GAPA – BAInstituto ÂmbarInstituto Brasileiro de Administração para o desenvolvimento - IBRADInstituto de Estudos Socioeconômicos - INESCInstituto Ethos de responsabilidade SocialInstituto Latino Americano das Nações Unidas para a Prevenção do Delito e Tratamento dodelinquente - ILANUDInstituto PromundoInstituto Sou da PazInstituto Telemig CelularMissão CriançaMovimento Interfóruns de Educação Infantil do Brasil – MIEIBRede Sou de AtitudeOrganização Internacional do Trabalho – OITOrganização das Nações Unidas para a Educação, a Ciência e a Cultura – UNESCOPlan Internacional BrasilPólis – Instituto de Estudo, Formação e Assessoria em Políticas SociaisPrograma das Nações Unidas para o Desenvolvimento – PNUDSave the Children - UKSociedade Brasileira de PediatriaVisão MundialViva RioAWARENESS OF BRAZILIAN REALITY IN RELATION TO THE RIGHTSOF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTSBrazil’s regional diversity leads to a necessary adaptation of all political and social actions. In acountry like Brazil, it is not possible to act using standardized solutions for the social problems.Also, some aspects of Brazilian reality are still fairly unknown due to the lack of data andtherefore they are often not be considered in their full complexity and importance by thepublic administrators when they are drawing up their social policies, programs and actions.The identification of such problems and their specifics, as well as the later construction ofproposals for intervention, requires the constant production of knowledge regarding thereality and the rights of Brazil’s children.67