The Zero Hunger Project was one of the most famous of the Citizenship’s Projects. But there is more. See below what we have done in the past, as Citizenship Institute.
A program of studies, surveys and discussions to identify obstacles and suggest practical measures to boost local development initiatives already underway to increase its size and scope and to encourage new potential to emerge.
A comprehensive diagnosis and a proposed set of guidelines and policies for youth, produced with the participation of Brazilian youth, as well as experts and social actors involved with the issue.
Seminars and studies by experts that produced ideas and input for the discussion of political reform expected by the country, addressing issues such as campaign finance, party loyalty and the obligatory vote.
In 15 months of activities, resulted in a thorough analysis of the problem of public safety and proposed a series of consistent and viable actions.
A series of meetings, studies, debates and seminars that provided a comprehensive diagnosis of the energy crisis that led to the “big blackout” in 2001 – and offered a set of proposals to resolve the crisis.
A proposal for a nutritional security policy for Brazil produced by experts, NGO representatives, researchers, grass-roots organizations and social movements.
With the collaboration of many sectors linked to the issue, the project presented practical solutions to the problem of housing shortage in Brazil, beginning with the innovative concept of “decent housing”.
