Social participation gives more quality to public policy projects

Economist Paulo Tafner, CEO of IMDS, said the next project will be to create a platform to expose internationally successful public policies. According to Tafner, this “base” should help municipalities “look for simple ideas for everyday problems.”

One example is a technique of home improvement in Ecuador, with the use of cement and anti-thermal materials, which prevents the death of children from respiratory problems (more information on this page). All programs will be audited. The discussion on the need to include the theme of social mobility in the national agenda has been held for a long time in Imds, according to Tafner.