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1. Montagem de Agenda no Comité Itajaí: Uma Aplicação do Modelo de Kingdon.

Author

Zapelini, Marcello Beckert

Subjects
*AGENDA setting theory (Communication), *WATER utility costs, *WATER resources development, *POLICY sciences -- Methodology, ECONOMIC aspects of decision making
Abstract

The objective of this article is to study agenda setting during the formulation of the Itajaí River Basin Plan by the Comitê Itajaí (Itajaí Committee). In methodological terms, it consists of a qualitative, documentary and field case study, collecting data through documentary research and interview. The studied case was that of the decision to charge for the use of water resources, to which we applied Kingdon's multiple streams model (2003) in order to understand the dynamics of the involved agents' actions in which the combination of the problem, political and policy streams led to the opening of a policy window. Hence, water resource users, acting as policy entrepreneurs, made use of the policy window to modify the formula for charging originally proposed by the Committee's board of directors, thus ensuring a more appropriate instrument for their interests. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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2. Governança, sustentabilidade e equidade no plano de saúde de São José dos Pinhais, Brasil.

Author

Bueno, Roberto Eduardo, Moysés, Simone Tetu, Bueno, Paula Alexandra Reis, and Moysés, Samuel Jorge

Subjects
*POLICY sciences -- Methodology, *HEALTH promotion, *MATHEMATICAL models, *HEALTH policy, *PUBLIC health, *THEORY, *THEMATIC analysis, *DATA analysis software
Abstract

Objective. To analyze the Final Report of the VIII Health Conference and the São José dos Pinhais City Health Program for 2010-2013 and investigate whether these documents addressed the themes of sustainability, governance, and equity and the interfaces between these themes—government policies, power balance, and inclusive processes/impacting results—that make up the Concept Model for Human Development and Health Promotion developed by the authors. Method. This case study analyzed 331 proposals approved for incorporation in the City Health Program. The six thematical categories of the Concept Model were analyzed using ATLAS Ti 5.0 software. The proposals were classified according to the number of themes and interfaces of the Concept Model: full health proposals contained all six categories; partial proposals contained three categories; and incipient proposals contained one category. Results. Of 331 proposals approved, 162 (49%) contemplated the six thematical categories and were classified as full health promotion proposals. Ninety-five (29%) contemplated three categories (partial health promotion). Of these, 38 (12%) addressed Governance, Sustainability, and Government Policies, 33 (10%) addressed Governance, Power Balance, and Equity and 24 (7%) addressed Equity, Inclusive Processes/Impact Results, and Sustainability. Finally, 74 (22%) proposals contemplated only one category and were classified as incipient: 36 (11%) addressed Governance, 27 (8%) addressed sustainability, and 11 (3%) addressed equity. Conclusions. Based on the fact that 49% of the proposals approved were classified as full health promotion, it is considered that the effectiveness of social control and popular participation in the construction of health policies at the local level contribute to the promotion of health in the city. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013

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