Os desafios do marco regulatório das organizações da sociedade civil: um estudo de caso na cidade de Lavras, Minas Gerais

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to analyze how has been the process of implementing Law 13,019 of 2014, known as the Regulatory Framework of Civil Society Organizations (MROSC) in the city of Lavras, Minas Gerais. For the collection of data, semi-structured questionnaires were developed and applied to four civil society organizations (CSOs) and the Lavras Municipal Social Assistance Council. With the data generated in the application of the questionnaires and with the data collected, the qualitative analyzes were carried out, which helped in the construction of some tables and tables that allow to understand how the partnerships between the municipal government and the CSOs are being developed within the scope of the assistance policy in the municipality of Lavras. According to the president of the Municipal Council of Social Assistance of Lavras, before the MROSC, the partnerships were made through the Covenants that happened according to the need that the manager and / or mayor visualized that the municipality needed. With MROSC there was a decrease in the discrepancy of information and the beneficiation or not of an organization. For her the MROSC brought more positive points, but even the CSOs and the public administration itself take time. All CSOs interviewed have knowledge about MROSC, have already participated in training courses on the new partnership law and do not feel disadvantaged with MROSC. In the research, the discretionary way of selecting the organizations before the MROSC was verified, and this was also an issue reported in the interviews. With the Regulatory Framework of Civil Society Organizations requiring public calling, with exceptions, this process tends to be more transparent. The work of civil society organizations within the city of Lavras, which is the space studied within this work, shows that there is a certain continuity in the performance of these CSOs within the municipality, which a priori is a positive fact, if we take into account a service that meets the demand of the city efficiently. It was noted during the interviews that civil society organizations understand the regulatory framework as an advance and there is a consensus among them that this legislation brought the issue of transparency to this State-Society relationship.