810 resultados para participatory budgeting
Resumo:
Discusses the formation of urban apparatus that have characterized promote interaction, connection, inclusion and learning within the new paradigm of knowledge, which corresponds to the process of involvement/ knowledge propagation between space and urban space, caused by various combinations. Rescues the importance of physical space in the contemporary city before the increasing spread of cyberspace as one that many theorists seem to be the future of humanity. It also discusses the importance of knowledge in various fields such as Philosophy, Sociology, Education, and especially the Architecture and Urbanism, highlighting the need to think about the city according to this status of knowledge. Shows how the apparatus are found in urban public policy agenda. In this context, used as a model the polygonal 1 of the city of Vitória, consisting of eight communities that call themselves Território do Bem, focusing on how ownership and endogenous production of spaces contribute to the formation of urban apparatus. Also shows the performance of the city of Vitória through the Multiyear Plan 2010/2013, pointing out the actions and the programs that contribute to the formation of urban apparatus. The results show that the apparatus are tools of participatory urban management and city planning, contributing to the process of autonomy and social emancipation
Resumo:
The goal of the present study is mapping the nature of possible contributions of participatory online platforms in citizen actions that may contribute in the fight against cancer and its associated consequences. These platforms are usually associated with entertainment: in that sense, we intent to test their validity in other domains such as health, as well as contribute to an expanded perception of their potential by their users. The research is based on the analysis of online solidarity networks, namely the ones residing on Facebook, Orkut and the blogosphere, that citizens have been gradually resorting to. The research is also based on the development of newer and more efficient solutions that provide the individual (directly or indirectly affected by issues of oncology) with the means to overcome feelings of impotence and fatality. In this article, we aim at summarizing the processes of usage of these decentralized, freer participatory platforms by citizens and institutions, while attempting to unravel existing hype and stigma; we also provide a first survey of the importance and the role of institutions in this kind of endeavor; lastly, we present a prototype, developed in the context of the present study, that is specifically dedicated to addressing oncology through social media. This prototype is already available online at www.talkingaboutcancer.org, however, still under development and testing. The main objective of this platform is to allow every citizen to freely build their network of contacts and information, according to their own individual and/ or collective needs and desires.
Resumo:
Present paper aims at surveying the relevance that brands and identities may have in participatory platforms in the context of oncology. Despite the fact that these platforms provide the same tools to citizens and institutions alike, their capacity for mobilization is distinct. In general, institutions seem to be more successful, although this is not always the case. Discussing the concept of brand and identity, as well as understanding how the differences between citizens and institutions may blur within the context of new media, may contribute to answering the above question. We anchor our analysis on the study of social network Facebook, oncological institutions and citizen support groups, and various health studies. The ultimate goal will be the clarification of the importance of brands and identity as a contributive factor towards new solutions in participatory media
Resumo:
In this paper we present the methodologies and preliminary conclusions of the first phase of the work of construction of audiovisual narratives related to the project “Manobras no Porto”, which will serve as a case study for the main research project entitled: “The Museum of All: Institutional Communication Practices in a Participatory Networked World”. The main objective of this research project is to understand how the use of collective and participatory creation of identities and narratives can contribute to get audiences engaged with cultural institutions and events. We intend to identify the effects and measure the dynamics of participation of audiences in the construction of audiovisual objects, and understand how these may influence the reconfiguration of the missions of the institutions and cultural projects, in the development of societies.
Resumo:
Once delighted by the moving image advent as a new method of realistically presenting reality, the viewer has been reposition himself towards the audiovisual contents he consumes, as he is given the opportunity to create and share his own perspective of that reality. We are living in a new technological setting, governed mainly by factors of interactivity, digital systems and technological convergence. The research project that we will present in this paper focuses on the subject of participatory media and the way cultural institutions are increasingly facing the inevitability of a profound revision of their traditional parameters of unidirectional communication, given the increasing availability of tools for audiovisual production as well as the diversity of networked communication contexts. The Serralves Foundation with its Museum of Contemporary Art, in Porto, Portugal, was the subject of a fi rst study of an empirical nature: a series of audiovisual objects were developed, in order to generate material for analysis and proposition. In this new stage of the project, our aim is to identify new procedures and practices that may be effectively implemented within the institutional universe. We intend to propose effi cient audiovisual communication contexts, including the maximizing of the relationship between institutions and audiences regarding dimensions that are traditionally outside the institutional radar: identity, narrative and affection. The project is currently in the process of surveying and categorization, with the aim of producing a map of different vocations and positions of the various institutions in regards to the aforementioned issues, which require participatory communication.
Resumo:
In the city of Rio de Janeiro, the management agencies of environmental conservation units of the park type have been attempting to meet five primary objectives set by the National System for Conservation Units (NSCU), using participatory management guidelines for these units. Two of these objectives relate to the development of recreation activities that involve contact with nature and ecological tourism. This article presents the analyses and conclusions regarding the implementation of collaborative strategies with businesses to achieve such objectives; it is part of a series of research studies having a broader scope. Case studies were conducted in eight parks by means of dozens of interviews with managers and other interested social actors, as well as by documentary research and direct observation. The results suggest that the ecotourism objective is still far from being reached, and that the collaborative strategies used are not sufficient to compensate for the organizational, material and human limitations that encumber these agencies. It was also concluded for the sample that there lacks a strategic vision on the part of the three branches of government involved in the management of these parks in the sense of viewing ecotourism in the city's conservation units as a powerful means to foster local sustainable development.
Resumo:
The participation of citizens in public policies is an opportunity not only to educate them, but also to increase their empowerment. However, the best way for deploying participatory policies, defining their scope and approach, still remains an open and continuous debate. Using as a case study the Brazilian National Agency of Electric Energy (Aneel), with its public hearings about tariff review, this paper aims at analyzing the democratic aspects of these hearings and challenges the hypothesis of many scholars about the social participation bias in this kind of procedure. This study points out a majority participation of experts, contrasting with the political content of discussions. And, this way, it contributes to a critical analysis of the public hearings as a participatory tool, indicating their strengths and their aspects which deserve a special attention.
Institutional Development for Good Governance: the role of intermediary NGOs in Pará state, Amazonia
Resumo:
The paper analyses the roles of intermediary NGOs for linkages between government and rural communities in carrying out socio-environmental development programs as a mean of institutional development for good governance. In particular, the paper focuses on the Proambiente program that was carried out in Pará State, Amazonia, Brazil. This program was the first experience of a socio-environmental development program in Brazilian Amazonia that took into account local communities' demands to link environmental conservation and small-scale family-based rural production. Methodologically, the research was based on qualitative analysis and used semi-structured interviews for data collection. The paper shows that NGOs as intermediaries between government and rural communities is a significant mechanism to promote the strengthening of the power of local communities, to create bridges between federal government and local communities; and to stimulate participatory processes by engaging rural communities' culture and knowledge in socio-environmental development program as Proambiente.
Resumo:
O estudo desenvolvido no presente documento teve como alvo um edifício antigo construído entre 1930 e 1940 no concelho de Coruche, com construção característica da sua época. Numa fase inicial analisou-se de que forma se comporta o edifício em termos térmicos e energéticos, com base nas metodologias de cálculo apresentadas pelo regulamento térmico em vigor (RCCTE, 2006), e de seguida foram analisadas várias soluções existentes para a reabilitação térmica e energética do edifício que poderá ser concretizada, essencialmente devido às soluções para isolamento térmico das paredes, pavimentos e cobertura, assim como devido às soluções para vidros e caixilharia dos vãos envidraçados. Numa fase posterior, foi estudada a aplicação isolada das várias soluções de reabilitação consideradas, tendo sido simulada a aplicação de várias espessuras de isolante para as soluções da envolvente opaca e vários tipos de vidro duplo e caixilharia para as soluções da envolvente envidraçada, de forma a perceber-se a implicação que cada uma tem quanto à variação das necessidades energéticas do edifício. Por fim, foram calculados os custos de aplicação das várias soluções estudadas, com auxílio de um software de orçamentação, de forma que estas possam ser comparadas em termos da relação custo/benefício, em que, o benefício de cada solução será a variação provocada nas necessidades energéticas do edifício com aplicação da mesma. Assim, procurará encontrar-se para o edifício em estudo não só as soluções mais vantajosas em termos energéticos mas também as mais rentáveis, e procurará perceber-se se um investimento numa intervenção de reabilitação deste género conduzirá a um período de retorno do investimento reduzido, que possa ser considerado aceitável.
Resumo:
Mestrado em Intervenção Socio-Organizacional na Saúde - Área de especialização: Políticas de Administração e Gestão de Serviços de Saúde.
Resumo:
Dissertação apresentada à Escola Superior de Comunicação Social como parte dos requisitos para obtenção de grau de mestre em Audiovisual e Multimédia.
Resumo:
OBJECTIVE: Various support measures useful for promoting joint change approaches to the improvement of both shiftworking arrangements and safety and health management systems were reviewed. A particular focus was placed on enterprise-level risk reduction measures linking working hours and management systems. METHODS: Voluntary industry-based guidelines on night and shift work for department stores and the chemical, automobile and electrical equipment industries were examined. Survey results that had led to the compilation of practicable measures to be included in these guidelines were also examined. The common support measures were then compared with ergonomic checkpoints for plant maintenance work involving irregular nightshifts. On the basis of this analysis, a new night and shift work checklist was designed. RESULTS: Both the guidelines and the plant maintenance work checkpoints were found to commonly cover multiple issues including work schedules and various job-related risks. This close link between shiftwork arrangements and risk management was important as shiftworkers in these industries considered teamwork and welfare services to be essential for managing risks associated with night and shift work. Four areas found suitable for participatory improvement by managers and workers were work schedules, ergonomic work tasks, work environment and training. The checklist designed to facilitate participatory change processes covered all these areas. CONCLUSIONS: The checklist developed to describe feasible workplace actions was suitable for integration with comprehensive safety and health management systems and offered valuable opportunities for improving working time arrangements and job content together.
Resumo:
Trabalho de relatório de Estágio de natureza científica para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Engenharia Civil na Área de Especialização em Edificações
Resumo:
Num contexto de mudança a nível de hábitos sociais em que impera a necessidade de comunicar de uma forma mais natural e instantânea quanto possível, o cada vez mais informado e exigente consumidor tem vindo a adquirir um papel mais participativo na comunicação e construção das marcas. Se outrora assistíamos passivamente a uma comunicação unidirecional e desprovida de interactividade, hoje impera a possibilidade de podermos manipular ou construir conteúdos de acordo com as nossas necessidades e preferências individuais. Neste contexto, a comunicação nos novos meios tecnológicos tem procurado responder à dispersão de atenção por parte do consumidor, que se socorre simultaneamente de diversos ecrãs. Porém, no ecrã em que o novo consumidor mais despende o seu tempo, e com o qual ainda se sente mais à vontade, a televisão, a comunicação interactiva ainda se encontra pouca explorada. Para os profissionais de publicidade, e sobretudo para os anunciantes, o conceito de publicidade interactiva, quando inserida no meio televisivo, é deveras recente, carecendo de um maior aprofundamento teórico e empírico. Tendo em vista este aprofundamento, o objectivo geral deste trabalho consiste na caracterização do panorama da publicidade interactiva na televisão em Portugal tendo como termo de comparação o estrangeiro. A dissertação assumiu a forma de um estudo exploratório e misto sequencial, desenvolvido com base na análise de conteúdo de um conjunto de casos nacionais de Publicidade Interactiva na Televisão fornecidos pelo MEO e de casos estrangeiros publicados na Internet. Assentando a análise numa grelha própria, procurou caracterizar-se o panorama actual da Publicidade Interactiva na Televisão nacional tendo como termo de comparação o que se passa lá fora, do ponto de vista dos conteúdos, da partilha destes, da dependência de um second screen e dos objectivos subjacentes aos anúncios. Foi possível concluir com este estudo que, apesar de a Publicidade Interactiva na Televisão se encontrar mais desenvolvida no estrangeiro, em Portugal observaram-se características singulares e positivas, o que aponta que nos encontramos a evoluir a passos largos para alcançar melhores experiências interactivas.
Resumo:
Relatório de Estágio para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Engenharia Civil na Área de Especialização de Edificações