Relatório Anual 2015 - Inglês

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ANNUAL REPORT
INSTITUTO SOU DA PAZ
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INSTITUTO SOU DA PAZ
A PAZ NA PRÁTICA
STRENGTHENING PUBLIC SECURITY
AND SOU DA PAZ
On behalf of Instituto Sou da Paz, it gives me great
pleasure to present our 2015 Annual Report. Despite a
year marked by political and economic instability in
Brazil, we succeeded in bringing public security and
criminal justice issues to the forefront of the public
debate and positively influencing public security
policies, thus contributing to the creation of a fairer
and less violent society.
Unfortunately, Brazil once again witnessed an unacceptable number of violent deaths, including a significant number of police killings. Likewise, high law
enforcement officer victimization rates reveal a
perverse cycle of lethal violence.
On the other hand, there were significant developments in the field of criminal justice and growing
concern about Brazil’s outdated policing model. For
example, the implementation of custody hearings
and legislative discussions about full-cycle policing
(ciclo completo de policiamento) show that issues that
have long been highlighted by Sou da Paz are finally
beginning to receive attention. Likewise, the fight
against changes proposed by the National Congress
that weaken gun control legislation also gained
momentum nationally, with such bills meeting with
significant resistance. Unilateral efforts to repeal the
Disarmament Statute seem unlikely to succeed.
It was in this context that Sou da Paz completed
another cycle of activities. Our forecasts for the
2013-2015 triennium proved correct, particularly the
organization's decision to focus on reducing homicides throughout the country and robberies in the
State of São Paulo.
While macro-level security indicators paint a dissatisfactory picture of public security, it is undeniable that
the participation of civil society together with public
security authorities and the government as a whole is
key to achieving these goals.
In this respect, Sou da Paz sought to strengthen partnerships with state departments of public security, the
police, departments of social assistance, the Public
Prosecutor’s Office and other actors from the three
spheres of government. At the same time, we publicly
condemned human rights violations and misguided
public security policies. Furthermore, the transparency and legitimacy of crime statistics gained
relevance in 2015, demonstrating the importance of
Sou da Paz’s advocacy efforts to promote adequate
crime indicators and the value of “Sou da Paz Analisa”
– our quarterly bulletin that analyzes the official crime
statistics produced by the Department of Public Security of the State of São Paulo.
In addition to our joint efforts with the government,
Sou da Paz also worked closely with other non-governmental organizations to reduce violence. These
partnerships have played a vital role in much of the
work presented in this report, including criminal
justice research, the defense of the Disarmament Statute in Congress, campaigns to promote public security
priorities, and efforts to reduce recidivism among juvenile offenders. We are proud of participating in a
number of networks and, in doing so, learning from
and helping to strengthen civil society in Brazil.
invest in staff capacity building, promoting debates
with public security experts and deepening our knowledge about criminal justice and security policy. We
know that our strength comes from the soundness of
our work and that this is only possible thanks to a
highly qualified team that is strongly committed to
our mission.
Finally, it is important to note that the achievements
outlined in this report are a result of the combined
efforts of the Instituto Sou da Paz team and partners
and funders who believe in peacebuilding. I would like
to express my sincerest gratitude to all these people
and organizations. It is undeniable that huge public
security and human rights challenges remain; however,
there is no doubt that the path chosen by Sou da Paz
will lead to a more democratic and less violent Brazil.
IVAN MARQUES
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTO SOU DA PAZ
The year of 2015 was also marked by the elaboration
of a new strategic plan for the organization, which
sets out a number of challenging goals for the next
three years. Our decision to continue focused on
reducing homicides in Brazil and robberies in the
State of São Paulo demonstrates that Sou da Paz is
still not satisfied with progress to date. Given that
these offenses account for a major proportion of
violent crime, we are determined to be even more
innovative and incisive in our daily efforts to reduce
them.
With a view to enhancing our effectiveness and impact,
in 2015 Sou da Paz adopted a results-based management approach and strengthened the team with several key additions, including a research expert and fundraising specialist. At the same time, we continue to
INSTITUTO SOU DA PAZ HEADQUARTERS IN VILA MADALENA, IN THE WEST ZONE OF SÃO PAULO.
RESULTS: 2013-2015
STRATEGIC
PLANNING CYCLE
These strategic objectives unfolded into the following major
challenges throughout the 2013-2015 triennium:
Enhance the nationwide debate on the prevention and control of homicides and robbery, whereby Sou da Paz made a significant contribution to improving the understanding of the dynamics of
these crimes in Brazil and São Paulo. Initiatives associated with this challenge included:
• Homicide survey conducted in the State of Espírito Santo in 2013
• Assessment of police incident reports of robberies in São Paulo
The completion of the 2013-2015 strategic planning cycle consolidated Instituto Sou da Paz’s
transition process.
• Sou da Paz Analisa quarterly bulletins
Sou da Paz strives to ensure that its image
reflects current activities. In this respect, overcoming the perception that the organization
works exclusively with disarmament campaigns
and violence prevention was essential in 2015.
• Review of socioeducational research in São Paulo
The development of projects and activities that
are consistent with our agenda, combined with
partners who believe in our vision, have allowed
Sou da Paz to take a quantum leap forward in
terms of quality and reach. The result of this
process was the expansion of the organization’s
base of interlocutors in the public security field
and the wide-scale recognition of the organization’s expertise.
• Conference on social technology-sharing
• Report “Where do crime weapons come from? – an analysis of weapons seized in São
Paulo between 2011 and 2012”
• Study of homicides in the city of São Paulo
Furthermore, the decision to prioritize two clear
strategic objectives as opposed to various latent
public security issues strengthened a targeted
action strategy tailored to and consistent with
Sou da Paz’s capacity. Our work is guided by two
core objectives:
• Recommendations for enhancing robbery investigations
Develop state homicide and robbery reduction interventions, where the expected result was the
promotion of innovative joint actions between civil society and public security institutions. Actions
included:
• Improvements in police use of stop and frisk procedures
• “São Paulo Against Crime” – systematic monitoring by the Department of Public Security of the
Reducing intentional
homicides in Brazil
Reducing robberies in
the State of São Paulo
State of São Paulo
• Arms control and disarmament committee
• Community Policing Award
• Assistance for offenders who have recently completed socioeducational measures
"For Sou da Paz, the 2013/2015 strategic planning cycle was an institutional
milestone-a time to make a focused
commitment to combating lethal
violence and robbery and enhance the
sustainability of the organization and
its capacity to grow after its founding
members moved on."
"Sou da Paz innovated in the 2013-2015 triennium by starting an initiative directed at reducing
robberies in the State of São Paulo. Apart from
being a crime that profoundly affects quality of
life, the constant sense of insecurity caused by
the fear of being attacked and the trauma experienced by the victims also affects relationships
between people and between people and the city.
Working towards solutions to this problem
reinforces Sou da Paz’s commitment to a fairer
and safer society."
LUCIANA GUIMARÃES
MELINA RISSO
SUPERINTENDENT OF FUNDAÇÃO BIENAL DE SÃO PAULO
AND FORMER DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTO SOU DA PAZ
RESEARCHER AND FORMER DIRECTOR OF
INSTITUTO SOU DA PAZ
• Priority Agenda for Public Security
No less important, The reshaping of Sou da Paz’s governance structure and the adoption of a
results-based management approach were essential to achieving these objectives. Therefore, the
2013-2015 triennium not only represents the cornerstone of a new approach to organization and
management, but also firmly anchors a new way of addressing the significant public security challenges that the Brazilian government and civil society face.
UNDERSTAND
Developing effective violence reduction initiatives
requires a deep understanding of the problem in
question. That is why Sou da Paz analyzes violent
crime statistics and conducts research regarding
the underlying dynamics of crime.
Find out more about the projects developed in this
core area in 2015.
“SOU DA PAZ ANALISA” BULLETIN
We have been producing the quarterly bulletin “Sou da Paz Analisa”
since 2013. The bulletin interprets official crime statistics produced by
the Department of Public Security of the State of São Paulo. One of the
innovations in 2015 was a deeper analysis of police lethality, which
included references from the international literature on the topic. See the
main highlights of the bulletin below:
STATISTICS ON MASSACRES IN THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO
There were a number of massacres (chacinas) in 2015, including those in
Osasco and Barueri in August. To gain a greater understanding of this
phenomenon, we requested official data through the Access to Information
Law on the locations, victims and investigations of these events. The results
of the study reverberated throughout various important media channels
such as the newspapers Folha de São Paulo and O Estado de São Paulo, and
drew attention to the importance of the publication of these statistics by the
Department of Public Security.
THE DNA OF FIREARMS CAMPAIGN
UNDERSTANDING POLICE LETHALITY
In partnership with the Public Prosecutor’s Office of
the State of São Paulo, we conducted a study that
traced over 2,000 firearms used in robberies and
homicides to discover the main firearms supply
sources and help the police combat the illegal
trafficking of firearms. We also advocated for changes to regulations on the manufacturing of firearms
and ammunition in Brazil.
With a view to recommending strategies to reduce
police killings, in 2015 we analyzed over 560 “deaths
from police intervention” registered between 2013
and 2014 in the capital of the State of São Paulo. The
study’s findings and methodology will be published
in 2016.
ANALYSIS OF NEW METHODOLOGY FOR PRODUCING
AND DISSEMINATING DATA ON PEOPLE KILLED BY THE
MILITARY POLICE
THE FLOW OF CASES THROUGH SÃO
PAULO’S JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
MONITORING THE APPLICATION OF THE
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES LAW
THE BOGOTÁ PROTOCOL
Sou da Paz conducted a survey of the organizations
that make up São Paulo’s juvenile justice system in
order to explore how the flux of offender proceedings
is organized. This qualitative study also included an
appraisal of socioeducational measures based upon
the perceptions of key stakeholders.
Together with the Center for the Study of Security
and Citizenship (Centro de Estudos de Segurança e
Cidadania – CESEC), we conducted a study regarding the impact of the Precautionary Measures Law
(12.403/2011) on provisional detentions in the cities
of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
One of the editions of the “Sou da Paz Analisa” Bulletin was dedicated
to crime statistics production procedures with a view to clarifying the
criteria adopted by the Department of Public Security of the State of São
Paulo and demanding greater transparency with respect to the classification of police killings in the state.
Sou da Paz participated in the "Conference on the Quality of Homicide
Data in Latin America and the Caribbean", held in Bogotá (Colombia) in
September. The conference discussed guidelines for the production and
publication of homicide statistics by countries in the region. One of the
editions of "Sou da Paz Analisa" was dedicated to assessing the compliance of state statistics with these guidelines.
“In May 2005, together with
UNESCO, we published the Map
of Violence in São Paulo. In view
of the systematic decline in homicide rates in the state, we thought
it necessary to explore the factors
that caused this reduction to
inform initiatives in other areas
where violence is endemic. We
discovered that one of the major
factors was the existence of Instituto Sou da Paz, which has
contributed over the years to
promoting the formulation and
effective implementation of public
security policies and prevention
measures, guided by the values of
democracy, social justice and
respect for human rights”.
JULIO JACOBO WAISELFISZ
COORDINATOR OF VIOLENCE STUDIES
AT THE LATIN AMERICAN FACULTY OF
SOCIAL SCIENCES (FLACSO)
“One of the key success factors of
the public security policy implemented in the State of Espírito Santo
between 2011 and 2014 – systemized within the “State Present in the
Defense of Life program” (Programa Estado Presente em Defesa
da Vida) – was a methodologically
structured management model
incorporating the monitoring and
evaluation of strategic indicators. In
this respect, Instituto Sou da Paz
made an invaluable contribution to
the program through its analysis of
homicides”.
ÁLVARO DUBOC FAJARDO
DEEPENING OUR KNOWLEDGE OF HOMICIDES
In 2015, Sou da Paz conducted three studies in partnership with the Ministry
of Justice as part of the “Thinking about Public Security Program”.
FEDERAL POLICE CHIEF
CHIEF DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE STATE
OF ESPÍRITO SANTO
FORMER SECRETARY OF STRATEGIC
ACTIONS OF THE STATE OF ESPÍRITO SANTO
The first comprised a survey to collect data on homicides in the cities of
São Paulo, Campinas and Guarulhos, in partnership with the Center for Crime and Public Security Studies (Centro
de Estudos de Criminalidade e Segurança Pública - CRISP/UFMG) and the Fundação João Pinheiro (FJP/MG).
The second study aimed to characterize homicides in Brazil and the main public policies that address the problem,
focusing on initiatives in the States of São Paulo and Paraná. Strengthening our partnership with the Brazilian
Jurimetrics Association, the final study explored the processing of homicide cases in three states (Santa Catarina,
Alagoas and São Paulo), in order to reduce the backlog of homicide investigations.
The findings of these three studies will be published in 2016.
DEVELOP
One of the characteristics of Sou da Paz’s work is intervention through projects directed at the groups most
affected by violence and organizations that work directly
with public security.
Follow our projects in this area via our site: www.soudapaz.org
COMMUNITY POLICING AWARD
The seventh edition of the Community Policing
Award (Prêmio Polícia Cidadã), which identifies best
practices in policing in the State of São Paulo, was
held in 2015. A total of 54 projects were received
from 600 police officers. Those most effective in
reducing robbery were awarded cash prizes during a
public ceremony at the Municipal Theatre of São
Paulo in 2016. Apart from recognizing good policing
practices, Sou da Paz follows up the experiences in
order to enhance and replicate the actions.
POLICE INCIDENT REPORTS: ROBBERY
INVESTIGATIONS IN SÃO PAULO CITY
Since 2014, Sou da Paz has been studying robbery
and the measures taken by the Civil Police of the
State of São Paulo to address this phenomenon. In
2015, we published the results of a study on the
quality of police incident reports on robbery. Subsequently, with the direct participation of the civil
police, we initiated a research project to explore the
flow of robbery investigations that involved a series
of visits to police stations. One of the results of the
publication of the report was the elaboration of a
proposal to improve criminal records in São Paulo
and the presentation of the proposal to various
government actors.
POLICE STOP AND FRISK PROCEDURES
Since 2010, we have been working with the Military
Police of the State of São Paulo to improve the use of
police stop and frisk procedures. Actions include
appraisals, helping the police to develop strategies to
supervise the use of these procedures, and training on
internal communication and police communication with
the public. This strategic initiative not only enhances
police effectiveness in fighting crime, but also reduces
abuses and improves police-community relations.
BUILDING BRIDGES PROJECT
This project provides training on effective educational
practices with young offenders to teachers and principals from five state schools in Brasilândia to help them
become “School-Community Mediators” (Professor
Mediador Escolar e Comunitário - PMEC). The project
shall be replicated in 2016 in 10 schools.
CONTRIBUTING TOWARDS IMPROVING
SOCIOEDUCATIONAL MEASURES
In 2015, we carried out an appraisal and elaborated an
individual action plan for Semi-open Regime Socioeducational Measures Services (Serviços de Socioeducational measures em Meio Aberto - SMSE/MA) in Freguesia do Ó and Brasilândia in the North Zone of the capital.
The aim was to strengthen the socioeducational care
team and improve the effectiveness of interventions
with young offenders. This initiative will be replicated in
2016 with a view to providing the same support for
municipal services.
“The ‘DNA of firearms’
campaign was only possible
due to the partnership and
accumulated experience of
Instituto Sou da Paz. The
merit of the campaign is in
denouncing
the
total
absence of state control
when it comes to marking
and tracing firearms”.
“The São Paulo City Council
Department
of
Social
Welfare and Development
faces huge challenges and,
in our search to improve our
services, we have qualified
partners who share our
belief in absolute respect for
the dignity of a happy ending
for adolescents and young
people. In 2015, Instituto
Sou da Paz was one of the
key partners in this quest”.
“The work of the police is only
good when its results are felt
by society. The partnership
between the Military Police of
the State of São Paulo and
Instituto Sou da Paz resulted
in the collection of extremely
important data on police stop
and frisk procedures that
allows us to rethink certain
practices and improve them”.
REINALDO ZYCHAN
MÁRCIO ELIAS ROSA
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE
OF SÃO PAULO
LUCIANA TEMER
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES OF
THE SÃO PAULO CITY COUNCIL
COLONEL OF THE MILITARY POLICE
OF THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO
FORMER POLICE COMMANDER
OF THE STATE CAPITAL
"São Paulo’s socioeducational
system has recorded significant
progress over the last decade,
much of which has been due to
its various partnerships to
increase the effectiveness of our
work. In this respect, Sou da Paz
has entered the realm of
socioeducation, demonstrating
its commitment to reducing
violence involving children and
adolescents in São Paulo.
BERENICE GIANNELLA
PRESIDENT OF FUNDAÇÃO CASA/SP
(FOUNDATION CENTER FOR SOCIOE
DUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR
ADOLESCENTS)
MOBILIZE
“Instituto Sou da Paz plays an essential
role in enhancing the debate about the
country’s public security and prison
policies. In a challenging context for
public managers and government staff,
specialists and the society in general,
Sou da Paz makes practical policy
recommendations based on solid
research.”
Sou da Paz participates in formal discussion
forums, engages with grassroots groups, and fosters strong media and public relations in order to
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influence
public security policies and bills.
RENATO DE VITTO
GENERAL DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL PRISON
DEPARTMENT (DEPARTAMENTO PENITENCIÁRIO
NACIONAL - DEPEN)
Find out about the projects developed in this core
area in 2015.
“PROVISIONAL DETENTION - PERMANENT
DAMAGE” CAMPAIGN
Together with the Center for the Study of Security and Citizenship (Centro de Estudos de Segurança e Cidadania - CESEC),
Sou da Paz launched a campaign to expose the abuse of provisional detention in Brazil. Using data gathered from over 7,000
prisoners in the city of Rio de Janeiro, the study offers an
unprecedented look at prison costs and the average time spent
in provisional detention while awaiting sentencing.
VOLUNTARY HAND OVER OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION CAMPAIGN
A total of 120 firearms were voluntarily surrendered to the state
between 11 and 29 May 2015 in three different areas of the city
as a result of this campaign in partnership with the Municipal
Urban Security Department and Civil Guard of São Paulo.
DEFENSE OF THE DISARMAMENT STATUTE
We continue to lead opposition to the weakening of the Disarmament Statute by mobilizing civil society, lobbying members
of congress and the federal government, and intensifying press
relations to prevent the approval of bill 3722/2012.
ARMS TRADE TREATY
During 2015, we continued to advocate for the ratification of the
Arms Trade Treaty by the Brazilian National Congress and the adoption of responsible firearms and ammunition export practices.
SURVEYS OF FAMILIES AND THE PROTECTION NETWORK
We conducted a study to explore the circulation of the families of young
offenders complying with socioeducational measures in the service
network and assess if their needs were being met. The study highlighted
the weaknesses of family strengthening programs and policies and
recommended several changes to the system.
“Sou da Paz makes a difference. Just
ask the thousands of people saved due
to their defense of a society with less
firearms. Congratulations to the current
management team and keep it up,
because there is still much to be done.”
TULIO KAHN
PUBLIC SECURITY EXPERT
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF THE INTERSECTORAL
WORKING GROUP
As the Executive Secretary of the Freguesia/Brasilândia intersectoral
working group, Sou da Paz is responsible for coordinating members
and organizing the activities of a working group focused on the
socioeducational system.
SÃO PAULO TATE YOUNG OFFENDERS PROGRAM
Sou da Paz supports the implementation of a state program targeting
young offenders who have recently left the socioeducational measures
system. Drawing on experiences from other Brazilian states and countries
in Latin America, the program is aimed at assisting young men and women
recently released from detention.
"Sou da Paz plays a leading role in the
struggle for human rights and democracy in Brazil. Its research and disarmament campaigns put the organization at
the front line of efforts to defend a
society in which life and the rule of law
are core values for all people without
exception."
ATILA ROQUE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF AMNESTY
INTERNATIONAL BRAZIL
THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE NETWORK
Together with eight other organizations, Sou da Paz is a member of the
Criminal Justice Network. The Network´s main objective is to help make
the Brazilian criminal justice system fairer and more efficient by intensifying the public debate about key challenges and promoting institutional
change.
ARMED VIOLENCE WEBSITE (Retrato da Violência Armada)
Sou da Paz created an unprecedented interactive website that
gathers information about deaths due to armed assault from across
all of Brazil’s states and provides statistics on homicide and armed
robbery. The information can also be accessed via cell phone.
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“With its impeccable performance in
defense of the Disarmament Statute,
Instituto Sou da Paz has become a key
player at national level in the fight for
effective violence prevention and control
policies.”
VALÉRIA VELASCO
JOURNALIST
COORDINATOR OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
FOR VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE (COMITÊ NACIONAL
DE VICTIMS DE VIOLÊNCIA – CONVIVE)
MEDIA
EXPOSURES BY TYPE OF MEDIA:
554
ARTICLES IN THE PRESS
3.42% INCREASE
COMPARED TO 2014
20
368
WEBSITES
NEWSPAPER
G1, TERRA, UOL, IG, BBC, R7, VEJA, FOLHA DE S.
PAULO, ESTADÃO, HUFFPOST BRASIL, CORREIO
BRAZILIENSE AND O GLOBO
72
FOLHA DE S. PAULO, O ESTADO DE S. PAULO, O
GLOBO, VALOR ECONÔMICO, CORREIO BRAZILIENSE
34
RADIO
13
BLOGS
MAGAZINES
NEWS
AGENCIES
BLOG DO NOBLAT (O GLOBO), BLOG DO MÍLTON JUNG (RÁDIO CBN),
CIDADES SEM FRONTEIRAS POR MARIANA BARROS (VEJA)
"Homicide reduction and arms
control are not very popular topics
and do not arouse much interest.
Sou da Paz demonstrates the
importance of these issues and
points the way to addressing
challenges with excellent results".
BRUNO PAES MANSO
JOURNALIST FROM THE WEB PORTAL PONTE
RESEARCHER AT THE CENTER FOR THE STUDY
OF VIOLENCE (NÚCLEO DE ESTUDOS DA
VIOLÊNCIA - NEV-USP)
10
ISTOÉ, ÉPOCA, VEJA, TIME (EUA), REVISTA SÃO PAULO
(FOLHA DE S. PAULO)
09
AGÊNCIA BRASIL
SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORKS:
COLUMNS
TV
48
REDE GLOBO – PROGRAMS:
JORNAL NACIONAL, JORNAL HOJE, PROFISSÃO
REPÓRTER, SPTV 1ª EDIÇÃO AND SPTV 2ª EDIÇÃO
GLOBO NEWS – PROGRAM:
JORNAL DA GLOBO NEWS
REDE RECORD – PROGRAMS:
HOJE EM DIA, SP NO AR, JORNAL DA RECORD
RECORD NEWS – PROGRAM:
JORNAL DA RECORD NEWS
PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTRY’S
MAIN MEDIA OUTLETS
CBN, GLOBO, ESTADÃO, BANDNEWS, JOVEM PAN AND CULTURA
YOUTUBE
VIEWINGS
19.292
THROUGHOUT 2015
FACEBOOK
LIKES
15.000
SBT– PROGRAM:
SBT BRASIL
INCREASE OF 3,700 LIKES IN COMPARISON TO 2014
TV CULTURA – PROGRAMS:
JORNAL DA CULTURA
TWITTER
TV GAZETA – PROGRAMS:
JORNAL DA GAZETA AND CIDADE OCUPADA
250.736
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FOLLOWERS
INCREASE OF 49,386 FOLLOWERS IN COMPARISON TO 2014
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AROUND
THE WORLD
ARMS CONTROL
BRASÍLIA/FEDERAL DISTRICT
MACEIÓ/STATE OF ALAGOAS
RECIFE/STATE OF PERNAMBUCO
RIO DE JANEIRO/STATE OF RIO DE JANEIRO
CAPE TOWN/SOUTH AFRICA
BOGOTA/COLUMBIA
OSLO/NORWAY
PUBLIC SECURITY
MANAGEMENT
ARARAQUARA/STATE OF SÃO PAULO
BRASÍLIA/FEDERAL DISTRICT
MACEIÓ/STATE OF ALAGOAS
RIBEIRÃO PRETO/STATE OF SÃO PAULO
RIO DE JANEIRO/STATE OF RIO DE JANEIRO
VITÓRIA/STATE OF ESPÍRITO SANTO
LONDON/ENGLAND
JUVENILE JUSTICE
HOMICIDES
BRASÍLIA/FEDERAL DISTRICT
CAMPINAS/STATE OF SÃO PAULO
MACEIÓ/STATE OF ALAGOAS
QUITO/ECUADOR
NEW YORK-CHICAGO/UNITED STATES
THE HAGUE/NETHERLANDS
BRASÍLIA/FEDERAL DISTRICT
RIO DE JANEIRO/STATE OF RIO DE JANEIRO
BOGOTA/COLUMBIA
MEXICO CITY/MEXICO
AWARD
NEW YORK/UNITED STATES
“I feel privileged to have the opportunity to collaborate with Sou da
Paz in Los Angeles and learn about
its methodology and projects. Sou
da Paz’s work towards strengthening civil society and forming strategic partnerships throughout Brazil
and in other countries in the Americas is sure to help prevent violence
in the region and bring many benefits to vulnerable young people and
families”.
BILLIE WEISS
FOUNDER OF THE VIOLENCE PREVENTION
COALITION OF GREATER LOS ANGELES
OUR
FUNDERS
We rely on a number of partners and supporters to make our vision of public security
and criminal justice a reality in Brazil. A special to thanks everyone who ensures that we
can achieve our goals to maximum effect.
FUNDERS
Brandili
Fundação Lemann
Globo Comunicações
Grupo Segurador Banco do Brasil
e Mapfre
Imprensa Oficial
Instituto Betty e Jacob Lafer
Instituto Credit Suisse Hedging Griffo
The Open Society Foundations
UNDP Brazil
The Royal Norwegian Ministry
TVML Foundation
INSTITUTIONAL
PARTNERS
Agência Máquina
Agência Sobrado
Amnesty International
Associação Pela Reforma Prisional
Boxnet
CESEC
Conectas
Conectas Direitos Humanos
Public Defender of the State of São Paulo
Fábio Andrade/Ideograma
FGV
Flávio Waiteman/Agência Escala
The Brazilian Public Security Forum
Fundação Brava
Fundação Casa/SP
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high-impact actions.”
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The Justice Ministry
PEDRO ABRAMOVAY
DIRECTOR OF THE LATIN AMERICA
The Public Prosecutor’s Office of the
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The Scientific Police of the State of São Paulo
The Civil Police of the State of São Paulo
The Military Police of the State of São Paulo
São Paulo City Council
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Rede Desarma Brasil
The Criminal Justice Network
The Department of Education of the State of São Paulo
The Department of Public Security of the Federal District
The State Social Welfare Department
The Department of Public Security of the State of São Paulo
São Paulo City Council Department of Social Welfare and Development
São Paulo City Council Department of Human Rights and Citizenship
São Paulo City Council Department of Sport, Leisure and Recreation
São Paulo City Council Department of Urban Security
The State of São Paulo Justice Court
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FINANCIAL
STATEMENT
ALLOCATION
OF RESOURCES
72%
28%
Institutional
Projects and
Programs
TOTAL RESOURCES
2015: R$ 4.701.408,22
ALLOCATION OF
INCOME BY CORE AREA
INCOME BY SOURCE 2015
41,47%
International
National
58,53%
PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS
Communication
24%
Prevention
14%
Research
25%
Justice System and
Public Security
9%
Gifts
12%
23%
Financial
Income
National
Foundations
Administration
16%
Donations from
Individuals and
Members
1%
Companies and
Private National and
International Institutes
9%
INSTITUTIONAL
28%
FUNDS
RAISED
39%
International
Foundations
Training and Development
Third-party Services (Accounting, Information Technology, Audit and Legal Advice)
Fixed Costs (Rent, Electricity, Water, Maintenance, Telephone and Internet)
Other
Instituto Sou da Paz’s financial statements are
audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers:
www.soudapaz.org/upload/file/df_final_2015.pdf
2016-2018
STRATEGIC
PLANNING CYCLE
In 2015, Instituto Sou da Paz undertook a strategic planning process for the
following three years. Ultimately, we chose to maintain the following strategic objectives: to reduce homicides in Brazil and to reduce robberies in the
State of São Paulo. We also designed new strategies to widen the impact of
our actions on these crime phenomena.
REDUCING HOMICIDES IN BRAZIL
LESS FIREARMS IN
CIRCULATION IN BRAZIL
Reduce the number of firearms in
circulation in Brazil, increasing
the number of firearms destroyed
in proportion to the number of
firearms bought and sold.
Legal framework for
the control of firearms
State firearm
control program
Reduction in the stock
of firearms
Reduction in the demand
for firearms
MORE EFFECTIVE POLICE
Increase the efficiency, efficacy and
effectiveness of security forces,
with emphasis on investigation and
police-society interaction.
REDUCING ROBBERIES IN THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO
REDUCTION OF JUVENILE
RECIDIVISM
(TERTIARY PREVENTION)
Create a socio-educational system with
increased capacity to re-integrate juvenile
offenders and reduce juvenile recidivism
Police stop and frisk procedures
Strengthening family bonds
Police killings and police
victimization
State young offenders program
Police investigations
Robbery prevention practices
Coordination of the protection network
Programs to stimulate permanence
of children at school
Provision of Community Services
PUBLIC SECURITY
MANAGEMENT
Promote the adoption of a results-based
management approach by departments
of public security
Results-based management program
in departments of public security
Goals System
Improvement of public security
procedures
SOU DA PAZ
TEAM
We are a team of professionals committed to excellence. Together, we offer new prospects for improving public security in Brazil.
EQUIPE
SoudaPaz
A paz na prática
Instituto
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Denis Mizne
Marcos Lederman
Pedro Pullen Parente
Ricardo Manuel dos Santos Henriques
Theodomiro Dias Netto
AUDIT COMMITTEE
Daniel Krepel Goldberg
Ilan Goldfajn
Thiago Lopes Ferraz Donnini
Marcela Souza – Assistant
Kimberly Santos – Assistant
Maria Regina Beranger – Assistant
Evaneide Furtado Garcia – Assistant
COMMUNICATION
Janaina Baladez – Division Coordinator
Fernando Freitas – Media Relations Advisor
Flávia Meira – Media Relations Advisor
Tiago Cabral – Graphic Designer
Mayara Correia – Intern
RESEARCH
Stephanie Morin – Division Coordinator
Fabiana Bento – Researcher
Ana Carolina Pekny – Researcher
Fábio Freller – Intern
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Beatriz Cruz
Carlos Portugal Gouvêia
Daniel Krepel Goldberg
Denis Mizne
Eduardo Pannunzio
Fernanda Meirelles Ferreira
Flávia Goulart
José Marcelo S. Zacchi
Lígia Rechenberg
Luciana César Guimarães
Mariana Montoro Jens
Melina Ingrid Risso
Ricardo Mello
JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SECURITY SYSTEMS
Bruno Langeani – Division Coordinator
Eduardo Vieira – Project Coordinator
Natália Pollachi – Project Coordinator
Leticia Biaggioni – Project Assistant
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Ivan Marques – Director
Beatriz Miranda – Senior Advisor
Carolina Ricardo – Senior Advisor
Thais Chueiri – Institutional Development Advisor
Felippe Angeli – Advocacy Advisor
PREVENTION
Rodrigo Pereira – Division Coordinator
Beatriz Saks – Project Coordinator
Danielle Tsuchida – Project Coordinator
Fernando Araújo – Researcher
Renata Rocha – Project Assistant
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Organization and Elaboration: Flávia Meira
Revision: Fernando Freitas, Flávia Meira, Janaina
Baladez and Ivan Marques
Graphic Design and Layout: Tiago Cabral
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Ana Paula Lázaro – Division Coordinator
Fernanda Neves –Financial Analyst
Rubens Teixeira – Financial Assistant
Ecilane Rodrigues – Executive Assistant
SOU DA PAZ’S SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORKS
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Sou da Paz
Rua Luis Murat, 260 - Vl. Madalena
São Paulo - SP - CEP: 05436-050
Phone: (11) 3093-7333
www.soudapaz.org