Medição de desempenho para cooperação internacional: proposta de modelo a partir do Projeto "Sífilis Não!"
International Cooperation is an important means for strengthening institutional capacities and developing countries in the most diverse areas, including health. However, there is a knowledge gap in the literature regarding the development of specific performance measurement systems for international...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | International Cooperation is an important means for strengthening institutional capacities and
developing countries in the most diverse areas, including health. However, there is a knowledge
gap in the literature regarding the development of specific performance measurement systems
for international cooperation agreements and activities that go beyond the financial perspective
or factors intrinsic to the object of cooperation. The objective of this study is propose a model
to measure the performance of international cooperation activities aimed to public health
projects, using as a case study the experience of the "Sífilis Não!" Project. The research is
applied in nature, takes a qualitative-quantitative approach with the research case as a
methodological procedure. The research is comprised of three stages: i) theoretical research,
through the Systematic Literature Review (RBS) technique; ii) field research, conducted
through a research case, which had as sources of information project documents, online
information and interviews with key project participants and experts in international
cooperation; iii) structuring of the performance measurement system. The proposed model has
23 indicators distributed in 6 dimensions: Sustainability (3), Result (9), Stakeholders (2),
Processes (5), Learning (2) and Resources (2). The proposed performance indicators showed
that the international cooperation activities of the “Sífilis Não!” Project were diversified,
including the entire typology presented by the Brazilian Cooperation Agency of the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs. Thus, it contributed to disseminating the syphilis agenda in the fields of
health, education and science and technology, in addition to problematizing the syphilis
epidemic in countries that did not have it on their public health agenda. |
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