Ranking das prefeituras da região Sul do Brasil: uma avaliação a partir de critérios estabelecidos na Lei de Acesso à Informação

Bernardes, Marciele Berger; Santos, Paloma Maria; Rover, Aires José

doi:10.1590/0034-7612119279

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“…The absence of broad analyses published on the operation of law 12.527 -especially in terms of passive transparency -represents a significant gap in our understanding of public administration in Brazil. Most extant works analyze active (website-based) transparency, and do so in one or a limited number of jurisdictions (Bairral, Silva and Alves, 2015;Bernardes, Santos and Rover, 2015;Cruz et al, 2012;Figueiredo and Gazoni, 2016; for an exception, see Lunkes et al, 2015;Matos et al, 2013;Souza et al, 2013;Staroscky et al, 2014). While the information governments publicize as active or open data transparency can be cherry-picked, 'sanitized' , or heavily mediated by officials (Michener and Bersch, 2013:239), passive transparency obliges officials to meet the unanticipated information demands of citizens within fixed timeframes.…”

Section: Da Opacidade à Transparência? Avaliando a Lei De Acesso à Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Of the 115 ATI laws around the world, the authoritative Right-to-Information Rating (RTI-Rating) now ranks Brazil's as the 22 nd strongest -on paper. 2 The basis for Brazil's ATI law resides not only in the constitution (especially article 5 [XXXIII]), but in laws enacted throughout the 1990s and 2000s, such as those on Administrative Improbity, the Fiscal Responsibility Law, and the "Clean Slate Law" (Ficha Limpa), among others (Bernardes, Santos and Rover, 2015).…”

Section: Background On Law 12527/2011mentioning

confidence: 99%

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From opacity to transparency? Evaluating access to information in Brazil five years later

2018

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How well is Brazil’s access to information (ATI) law working five years after passage? And what can be done to improve it? Drawing on official data as well as nine evaluations of compliance with ATI obligations, interviews with policymakers, and archival research, this paper provides descriptive and inferential statistics on compliance with ATI requests and indicators of implementation. Results show that less than one in every two requests in Brazil obtains a response from agencies, and more than 50% of requests exceed the time limits established in the law. Evidence of weak commitments to ATI are also illustrated by the paucity of several key indicators of compliance, including statistics on requests, declared commitments to ATI, ATI-specific platforms for making requests, and designated oversight institutions. Brazil urgently needs to invest in greater information management, empowering oversight institutions to implement and adjudicate ATI obligations.

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Section: Da Opacidade à Transparência? Avaliando a Lei De Acesso à Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Background On Law 12527/2011mentioning

confidence: 99%

From opacity to transparency? Evaluating access to information in Brazil five years later

2018

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“…Na literatura, é possível encontrar diferentes trabalhos nos quais os autores avaliam o efeito desta lei no processo democrático. Em Bernardes, Santos e Rover [3], por exemplo, os autores fizeram uma análise de como a lei está sendo implementada pelas prefeituras da região Sul tendo em vista o cumprimento das disposições nela estabelecidas. São diversos os serviços disponibilizados sejam na esfera federal, estadual ou municipal.…”

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Democracia digital: uma análise sobre recursos e aceitação

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Oliveira

Paula

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Anais Do Simpósio Brasileiro De Sistemas De Informação (SBSI)

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RESUMOO avanço tecnológico tem influenciado a relação entre o governo e o cidadão. Nesse cenário, surge o tema Democracia Digital que estimula o Estado na adoção de estratégias que viabilizem a atuação do cidadão não como cliente das informações disponibilizadas, mas como agente catalisador da democracia. Paralelo a esta vertente, observa-se as mudanças no que diz respeito ao entendimento do exercício da cidadania. Contudo, a democracia digital é um fenômeno que necessita de elucidação tanto em relação aos diversos recursos disponibilizados quanto à aceitação dessas novas possibilidades de participação social. Neste artigo, será descrita uma pesquisa exploratória que procurou compreender este fenômeno. O estudo foi realizado a partir de três linhas de ação: revisão bibliográfica, análise de recursos disponíveis e pesquisa de opinião. Nesta última, foram entrevistadas 220 pessoas através de um questionário online. A investigação mostrou que há diferentes iniciativas que convergem para graus de democracia digital semelhantes. Além disso, a pesquisa de opinião indicou um nível consistente de aceitação da utilização da tecnologia neste contexto. ABSTRACTTechnological advances have influenced the relationship between government and citizen. In this scenario, the Digital Democracy theme that encourages the state to adopt strategies that enable the performance of the citizen not as a client of the information provided, but as a catalyst for democracy, arises. Parallel to this, changes can be observed with regard to the understanding of citizenship. However, digital democracy is a phenomenon that requires clarification both in relation to the various resources available as in the acceptance of these new possibilities for social participation. In this article, an exploratory study that sought to understand this phenomenon will be described. The study was conducted from three lines of action: literature review, analysis of resources available and survey research. In the survey, 220 people were interviewed via an online questionnaire. Research shows that there are different initiatives converge to similar degrees of digital democracy. Moreover, the survey showed a consistent level of acceptance of the use of technology in this context.

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“…The Brazilian Freedom of Information Act was published on November 18, 2011, but only came into force 180 days later on May 16, 2012. Since then, many works have been developed to investigate the effectiveness of the law (LUCENA et al, 2014;RAUPP;PINHO, 2014;BERNARDES;SANTOS;ROVER, 2015;RAUPP;PINHO, 2015;COMIN et al, 2016;CRUZ;SILVA;SPINELLI, 2016;ROSA et al, 2016;ANDRADE;VIEIRA;BIANCHI;KRONBAUER, 2017). Most of these works show low effectiveness of the law.…”

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The online platforms of the Audit Courts of Brazilian states after six years of the Freedom of Information Act

Raupp

2019

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This article presents the results of a study to understand the empirical reality of the platforms of the Audit Courts of Brazilian states after six years of the Freedom of Information Act. In addition to the courts of the 26 states, the Audit Court of the Federal District was also considered. Descriptive research was used for a documentary study, with a predominantly qualitative approach. Observation protocol was used to collect the data. In the theme of this study, the same information request was sent to all Audit Courts and the data was submitted to descriptive analysis. The online platforms evaluation model was developed based on literature. The theoretical framework discusses topics such as transparency and online platforms. All platforms have indicators that can be improved using the analyzed model. For those who received the highest scores, it is assumed that the effort to reach the "optimal" condition of the model (maximum score) is lower, unlike those that received the lowest scores. Most courts' platforms were evaluated as "optimal". The study shows that there is room for the online platforms to improve in the indicators 'communication', and 'login and receipts', observing that the scores for the indicator 'barriers' are already high.

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Ranking das prefeituras da região Sul do Brasil: uma avaliação a partir de critérios estabelecidos na Lei de Acesso à Informação

Cited by 26 publications

References 1 publication

From opacity to transparency? Evaluating access to information in Brazil five years later

From opacity to transparency? Evaluating access to information in Brazil five years later

Democracia digital: uma análise sobre recursos e aceitação

The online platforms of the Audit Courts of Brazilian states after six years of the Freedom of Information Act

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