TCE-MT-Public Security Policy

Center for Metropolitan Studies – CEM/CEBRAP

CEM

 

Tribunal de Contas do Estado de Mato Grosso (Accounting Court of the State of Mato Grosso)

tecmt

 

DIAGNOSTICS PERFORMANCE OF THE STATE OF MATO GROSSO GOVERNMENT IN THE PUBLIC SECURITY POLICIES

The partnership between the Center for Metropolitan Studies (CEM) and the Accounting Office of the State of Mato Grosso - TCE-MT yielded another result in the field of public policies evaluation. Like the work in the areas of education and health in 2008, now the methodology and the evaluation model designed by CEM has been adapted for public security policy.

The result of this partnership consolidates the advances in the area of policy evaluation. For CEM, this renews the center’s commitment to transfer knowledge in the form of new technologies, indicators or methodologies, supporting the political and social processes that involve public policy. For the TCE-MT, this qualifies its ability to act as an oversight agency. The partnership focuses the correct allocation of public resources and, above all, contrives the citizen participation in social control over the quality of public services rendered to the population by state and municipal governments.

The evaluation model allows us to understand and evaluate the phenomenon of violence and criminality in the State of Mato Grosso, between 2009 and 2010 under different dimensions. On one hand, it measures the prevalence of the problem according to their occurrence by region and its temporal evolution. For this, seven indicators were selected to compose the panel of results and sixteen units of observation (denominated “regions”) were designed, taking into account groups of municipalities of the State of Mato Grosso. The model was designed so as to enable the spatial distribution of these indicators and their comparability between regions (Index of Crime and Victimization), and within the same region at different times (Growth Index).

As a result, the model provides a panel for monitoring, evaluating and overseeing—in the form of public information—the performance of the state government of Mato Grosso in the actions they undertake in the area of security.
 

PRODUCT 2

FINAL REPORT

The diagnostic report is also available for consultation on the TCE-MT's own website

São Paulo, October 2011


Institutional and Technical DATA SHEET.

ACCOUNTING COURT OF THE STATE OF MATO GROSSO

President:

  • Valter Albano

Vice-President:

  • Antonio Joaquim

General-magistrate:

  • José Carlos Novelli

Counselors:

  • Alencar Soares
  • Domingos Neto
  • Humberto Melo Bosaipo
  • Waldir Julio Teis

Technical Team:

  • Volmar Bucco Junior
  • Carlos Amorim França
  • Risodalva Castro

CENTRE FOR METROPOLITAN STUDIES

Director:

  • Marta Arretche

Technical Team:

  • Marta Arretche (coordinator)
  • José Donizete Cazzolato
  • Ricardo Ceneviva
  • Julio da Costa
  • Edgard Fusaro
  • Paulo Loyola
  • Thais Pavez
  • Patrick Silva

Consultant:

  • Ignácio Cano
  • Renato Sérgio de Lima

CONTENTS

Introduction

PART I - POLICY ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC SECURITY

1. Evaluation Pattern

1.1 Selected indicators for the assessment model results

1.2 Regionalization Evaluation Model

2. Main Results

2.1 Performance of the Regional Public Security in 2010

3. Performance evaluation of the state government of Mato Grosso in the Public Security Policy

3.1 Indicator Standardized Rate of intentional lethal violence in 2010 and the Variation of intentional lethal violence rate 2009-2010

3.2 Indicator Standardized of the Women's Homicides Rate 2010 and the Rate Variation of the Women's Homicides 2009-2010

3.3 Indicator Standardized of the Children and Adolescents' Homicide Rate (0-18 Years Old) 2010 and the Change in Children and Adolescent' Homicide Rate (0-18 Years-Old) 2009-2010

3.4 Indicator Standardized of Homicide Rate of Youth from 19 to 29 Years-Old and the Change of the Homicide Rate of Youth from 19 to 29 Years-Old, 2009-2010

3.5 Indicator Standardized in the Traffic's Unintentional Lethal Violence Rate 2010 and in the Change of the Traffic's Unintentional Lethal Violence Rate 2009-2010

3.6 Indicator Standardized of the Crimes Against Property (Vehicles) Rate 2010 and the Change the Crimes Against the Person (Vehicles) Rate 2009-2010

3.7 Indicator Standardized of the Crimes Against Property (Except Vehicles) Rate 2010 and the Change of the Crimes Against the Person (Except Vehicles) Rate 2009-2010

 

PART II - METHODOLOGY ANNEX

1. Description and Method to Calculate Indicators

1.2 Methodology for the Calculation of Estimated Homicides

1.3 Creating the Murder Database 

2. Standardization of indicators

3. List of Regional Municipalities

 

PART III - STATISTICAL ANNEX

 

LIST OF TABLES, CHARTS, IMAGES AND MAPS

 

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