Annual Report 2019 by Agência Sassarico

ANNUAL REPORT 2019

Rede Esporte pela Mudanรงa social - Brasil Sport for Social Change Network - Brazil

Index Message from the Executive Secretary........................ 4 1. Introduction.................................................................... 5 2. Mission............................................................................ 6 3. Objectives....................................................................... 7 4. Structure......................................................................... 8 5. Work division.................................................................. 9 6. Ways of working............................................................ 10 7. Scale................................................................................. 11 8. Growth............................................................................. 12 9. Events, campaigns and partnerships........................ 14 10. Representativity and advocacy................................ 22 11. Opportunity for members......................................... 27 12. $ustainability............................................................... 28 13. Financial report........................................................... 32

Message from the Executive Secretary In this report, Sport for Social Change Network – SSCN (in Portuguese Rede Esporte pela Mudança Social – REMS) proposes to present its main activities in 2019: As usual, REMS held and participated in several events, including Sport on the Street, organized simultaneously in 7 different cities; the 22nd REMS Members National Meeting, held for the first time in the southern region of Brazil and the Forum “O Esporte que Queremos” (The Sport We Want), with the participation of the National Special Secretary of Sport, Décio Brasil. Representativeness and advocacy activities gained strength with the actions of an active working group and the lawyer Vinicius Calixto consultancy. We highlight the REMS members collective elaboration of a letter, with very important issues

William Fernando Boudakian de Oliveira Instituto Família Barrichello Executive Director Organization Responsible for REMS Executive Secretary

about sport for social change and its delivery to Osmar Terra, Brazilian Minister of Citizenship. It is also worth mentioning the successfully mobilization in favor of the approval of the Law Project 130/2015 - which provided for greater income tax exemption for sports sponsorship. Finally, we also highlight that, in 2019, REMS had two representatives: Ana Moser (Instituto Esporte & Educação) and Leriana Figueiredo (Instituto Reação) - both from REMS Representatives Council - participating in the meetings of the National Sports Council. We wish you all an excellent reading!

Ana Luiza de Araujo Carrança REMS Coordinator

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1. Introduction In 2019, Sport for Social Change Network REMS brought together 127 organizations that work with sport as a factor of human development and, together, served more than 200,000 people offering sport activities in 2018. REMS was founded simultaneously in Brazil and South Africa in 2007, by a group of civil society organizations, with support from Nike and the United Nations Development Program - UNDP. This initiative inspired the creation of similar networks in the United Kingdom and Argentina. REMS contributes to the improvement of its members and the sector in which they operate, bringing visibility to the work of organizations and demonstrating the social impact and transforming power of sport, in addition to contributing to the creation and improvement of public policies aimed at sport for all. 5

2. Mission Mobilize and strengthen organizations that recognize sport as a factor for human development.

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3. Objectives Strengthen institutional capacities and increase the sustainability of civil society organizations.

Mobilize Brazilian society for the creation and execution of programs, actions and public policies on sport for human development and social transformation.

Attract more financing to the sector and increase the number of sports programs or projects for human development.

Promote research and systematize knowledge that demonstrates the effectiveness of sports projects or programs for social change.

4. Structure In 2019, REMS had 127 organizations that worked with sport for social change in Brazil. Eight of these organizations, together with Nike and UNDP, supporters of REMS, form the Council of Representatives (CR). This group was composed by the following NGOs: Atletas pelo Brasil, Fundação Gol de Letra, Instituto Compartilhar, Instituto Esporte & Educação, Instituto Futebol de Rua, Instituto Guga Kuerten, Instituto Reação, Prodhe/Cepeusp. Instituto Família Barrichello is currently responsible for REMS Executive Secretary.

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5. Work division

MOBILIZATION

Carrying out activities together (based on the other 2 axes)

COMMUNICATION

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

Development of activities to disseminate and exchange knowledges

REPRESENTATIVITY AND ADVOCACY

Defense of “sport for social change” in different places, articulating different actors.

6. Ways of working The members developed a national strategic plan together, in which the actions that should be taken to achieve the objectives established in each axis were defined. These actions are planned and carried out by REMS Executive Secretary, Council of Representatives and Working Groups, all formed by REMS members. In addition, each REMS regional has also developed strategic planning for its territory. The regionals meet monthly to improve and implement these plans.

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7. Scale

127

ORGANIZATIONS

MORE THAN

800

SERVICE LOCATIONS

OVER

200.000 people served by member organizations (in 2018)

MEMBERS

18 Brazilian states

Access full data

collection on REMS members here

(in Portuguese).

8. Growth In 2019, REMS was joined by 14 new members!

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109 117 113

19 81 118 71 104

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119 125

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100 101 105 111 112 127 130 131 136

99 102 103 110 115 121 122 129 132 134

See the list of names on the opposite page.

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Check out the complete list of REMS member organizations 1

Ajudôu.Org

Atletas pelo Brasil

Alma Rugby

Instituto Crescer para a Cidadania

Artitude de Rua/MH2O

Bem TV - Associação Experimental de Mídias Comunitárias

Associação AlfaSol

Capital Feminina

Associação Amigos da Raquete

Associação Amparando Jardim Gramacho

Central Única das Favelas - Cufa

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Associaçao Brasileira da Industria dos esportes com pranchas - ABIEP

Centro de Educação Integrada Craques da Vida

Centro Integrado de Estudos e Programas de Desenvolvimento Sustentável - Cieds

Associação Brasileira de Gestão do Esporte Associação Brasileira de Psicologia do Esporte ABRAPESP

38 39

Empodera - Transformação Social Pelo Esporte

Associação Coruja Golfe Clube

Associação Cristã de Moços ACM-RS - Instituto Dunga

Associação Cultural E Esportiva Campeã ACECAMP

Mempodera Navegando nas Artes

Instituto Desportivo Educacional Drible Certo

107 108

Nike

Instituto Educacional Gumercindo de Paiva Castro Empreendedor Mirim

109

Núcleo de Desenvolvimento Local - Nud

Instituto Esporte Educação - IEE

110

ONG Projeto Vida Corrida

111

Ong Transformando Amor em Ação

112

Organização Surfe do Brasil

113

Plan International Brasil

114

Programa das Nações Unidas para o Desenvolvimento PNUD

115

Programa de Desenvolvimento Humano pelo Esporte PRODHE

116

Projeto Cresça com Segurança

117

Projeto do Bem Estar Comunitário

118

Projeto Escape

119

Projeto Primeiro Saque

120

Projeto Semear Esperança De Carbonita - PROSESC

121

Projeto Social Meninos de Ouro

Instituto Evolução do Esporte

Associaçao Comunitaria Crista Ebenezer

106

Luta pela Paz

Instituto Desportivo da Criança

Clube de Regatas Curitiba Clube e Escola de Rugby Samambaia

Associação da Criança e do Adolescente de Itaobim

Love.Fútbol

105

Instituto Esporte Mais - IEMais

104

Associação Cearense de Beisebol - ACB

Associação Cultural e Esportiva Força Atlética

Instituto de Desenvolvimento, Educação e Cultura da Amazônia- IDESCA

Liga Solidaria (Liga das senhoras católicas de São Paulo)

Centro Universitário Ítalo Brasileiro

103

Instituto Família Barrichello

Instituto Fatumbi

Instituto Fausto Giannecchini Esporte & Educação

Escolinha de Futebol de Salão do Ajax

Instituto Fazer Acontecer

Estrela Sport

Instituto Fernanda Keller

Fundação Edmilson

Instituto Fernando Fernandes Life

Fundação Esportiva Educacional Pró Criança e Adolescente - EPROCAD

Instituto Futebol de Rua

Instituto Geração 4

Instituto Guga Kuerten

Instituto Internacional Correr Bem - Icb

Fundação Fenômenos

Fundação Gol de Letra

Associação Desportiva Beneficente Crescer no Esporte

Fundação Tênis

Fundação Tide Setubal

Instituto Irmãos Nogueira

Associação Desportiva Craque Só de Bola

Fundo Elas (Fundo Angela Borba de Recursos Para Mulheres)

Instituto Janeth Arcain

122

Projeto Viver Bem

Instituto Juventude

123

Instituto Passe de Mágica

Rede de Adolescentes e Jovens pelo Direito ao Esporte Seguro e Inclusivo - Rejupe

Instituto Patricia medrado

124

Instituto Planet Smart City

Rio de Janeiro Power Soccer Clube

Associação Desportiva Hs Esporte

Futebol Social (Ocas)

Associação Desportiva para Deficientes - ADD

Associação Esporte Sem Fronteiras do Brasil (ATUAL Instituto Arrasta)

Grupo Cultura Urbana

Instituto Plataforma Brasil - Ipb

125

RS Paradesporto

HURRA!

Instituto Povo do Mar- IPOM

126

São Lourenço Rugby

Instituição do Homem Novo - IHN

Instituto Projeto Esportivo e Sociocultural JB12

127

Serviço Social da Indústria SESI RJ

Instituto Abaré

Instituto Promundo

128

Serviço Social do Comércio Sesc AR/SC

Instituto Ayrton Senna

Instituto Reação

129

Instituto Beatriz e Lauro Fiuza

Instituto Rugby Para Todos

Serviço Social do Comércio Sesc SP

Instituto Bola Pra Frente

Instituto Rumo Náutico

130

Street Child United

Instituto Cesar Cielo

Team Chicago Brasil

Instituto Chuí de Esportes

Instituto Socio Educativo Atleta Bom de Nota

131 132

Think Olga

133

União Jovem do Rincão

134

UniRadial Estácio SP

135

Universidade Feevale

136

Urece

Associação esportiva cidade imaculada

Associação Icaro Marcolin

Associação Mineira do Paradesporto

Associação Miratus de Badminton

Associação Paraiso

Associação Pró-Esporte e Cultura - APEC

Associação Renovar e Crescer

Associação Santa Fé Hunters

62 63

Geledés Instituto da Mulher Negra

Instituto Cidadania Através do Esporte - CADES Instituto Companheiro das Américas - ICA

Associação Social Skate

Instituto Compartilhar

Assoicação UMRio [ONERio]

Instituto Corrida Amiga

97 98

Instituto Superar

Instituto Tênis

100

Instituto Trevo

101

Instituto Triação - Projeto Monike Azevedo

102

Instituto Votorantim

9. Events, campaigns and partnerships Sports on the Street (Esporte na Rua): April 6th and 7th, in São Paulo / SP, Maracanaú / CE, Jequitinhonha / MG, Brasília / DF, Ribeirão Preto / SP, Curitiba / PR and Rio de Janeiro / RJ. With the objective of democratizing physical activity and leisure and in celebration of the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (April 6th), REMS promoted the 3rd edition of the event “Esporte na Rua”. It is a great call for the population to participate in physical, sports and active games in public spaces, free of charge, offered by several member organizations of the network and partners, in various cities.

organizations involved

535

volunteers

2.329

participants Some of the activities offered: Baseball, Women’s Soccer, Capoeira, Karate, Handball, Jiu Jitsu, Rugby, Street Soccer, Volleyball, Tennis, Judo, Boxing, Soccer for the Blind and more!

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XXII National Meeting of REMS Members May 22nd to 24th, in Florianópolis / SC

At National Meetings, REMS members from all regions of the country, according to their possibilities, meet to discuss the direction of the network: they remember and celebrate what has already been done, considering the adjustments that need to be made and define future steps. With the theme “Sustainability today and tomorrow”, REMS held a meeting for the first time in the southern region of Brazil. At this meeting, new members of the network and the events “Esporte na Rua” were presented; debated the topics “financing in sport” (lecture by the advocacy and representation consultant Vinicius Calixto), “important tips for fundraising” and “REMS financial sustainability”.

To end the meeting, members were able to visit the Instituto Guga Kuerten and get to know this organization better, as well as observe its Sports and Education based Program.

Open and free forum “O Esporte que Queremos” (The sport that we want)

May 24th, in Florianópolis / SC This forum, part of the National Meeting, but open to all interested people, had the honorable attendance of the Brazilian Special Secretary for Sport, Décio Brasil, representing the Ministry of Citizenship, who presented the main government actions related to sport. Professor João Batista Freire also participated, elucidating the transformative power of sport. Another special presence was the world-famous tennis player, Guga Kuerten, who reinforced the importance of networking and REMS’s ability to help to improve public policies aimed at sport for human development.

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National campaign “Day of walking to work”: July 5th, National To strengthen active mobility, the Instituto Corrida Amiga (REMS member in São Paulo), supported by REMS and organizations all over the country, promoted the Day of Walking to Work, encouraging and inspiring people to move on foot (walking, running or even combining part of the route with bicycle/public transport/ride). Transforming the time lost in traffic jams into regular physical activity and gain in quality of life was one of the purposes of the action.

Physical Education Week August 26th to 29th, in São José dos Campos / SP. William Boudakian, Executive Director of the Instituto Família Barrichello (organization responsible for the REMS Executive Secretary gave a lecture on the role of sport in combating physical inactivity.

Seminar on Sport and Entrepreneurial Management August 29th, in Fortaleza / CE. This event was organized, with the support of REMS, by Sebrae, Nova Letra and Instituto Esporte Mais - IEMais. The program was specially prepared for managers, professionals, entrepreneurs and scholars of the sport and related areas. The event was attended by Magic Paula, from the Passe de Mágica Institute and Neide Santos, from the Vida Corrida Project, members of REMS. 17

Latin American Week of Sport and Physical Activity - Move Week September 21st to 29th, National REMS was once again a partner of Sesc São Paulo (REMS member) at #SemanaMove. This is an action carried out by organizations, schools, clubs, or people motivated to offer free access activities to their community. The goal is to make the population aware of the importance of regular physical activity. Many REMS members participated and offered free physical and sports activities: Estácio, Projeto Vida Corrida, Fundação Gol de Letra, Instituto Patrícia Medrado, Instituto Janeth Arcain, Hurra!, Instituto Reação, Associação Cearense de Baseball, ADD, Fundação Tênis, Instituto Compartilhar, Instituto Família Barrichello, Corrida Amiga, Instituto Povo do Mar - IPOM, Projeto Grael, Feevale University, CEPEUSP, Instituto Atleta Bom de Nota, love.fútbol Brasil and Instituto CADES.

Quando você abraça o movimento, o bem-estar abraça você

Apoio

Realização

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Social Talk Show October 15th, in Campinas / SP REMS participated in the Social Talk Show at Unicamp Faculty - State University of Campinas. We talked to the students about the work of the network and some of its members: Instituto FamĂlia Barrichello and Projeto Vida Corrida, highlighting the importance of using sport as a tool for social transformation.

Education Seminar in Emergency Situations and Humanitarian Responses 31st to November 3rd, in Carmo da Cachoeira / MG. This event had round tables, conversation circles, workshops, experiences and practical task forces. It brought together educators from different pedagogical lines, people and institutions that come together in the construction of the Common Good and the Culture of Peace for the Humanitarian theme in the scope of education. William Boudakian, Executive Director of the Instituto FamĂlia Barrichello, organization responsible for the Executive Secretary of REMS, presented Sport as a promoter of the Culture of Peace through workshops and participated in the table on Networks, presenting concepts and promoting a reflection on the importance of join forces of different strands in search for the promotion of Peace amongst the the challenges and growing polarities in our society.

VI Municipal Meeting of Leisure Streets of SP November 9th, in São Paulo / SP The Municipal Streets of Leisure program, in partnership with REMS and Sesc Vila Mariana, promoted the VI Municipal Meeting of Leisure Streets in SP. Members of the Projeto Vida Corrida and Fundação Gol de Letra made presentations, discussing the importance of involving society to implement public policies on sport and leisure in the city, in addition to sharing good practices related to leisure streets.

Study Week - Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Management in Physical Education November 26th, in São Paulo / SP Invited by Faculdade PUC-Campinas, REMS participated in the Study Week - Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Management in Physical Education. In addition to the Executive Secretary, members of the Instituto Família Barrichello and Projeto Vida Corrida also made presentations. The discussion with students about sport for human development was very rich.

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V Marathon of Sport and Human Development: sharing practices and methodologies December 11th to 12th, in SĂŁo Paulo / SP This event aims to mobilize educators and institutions that work with sports to share their innovative practices in an environment of exchange and reflection, generating new learning. There were 54 pedagogical experiences registered and 49 presented, including experiences, oral reports, videos and electronic posters. Approximately 120 people participated in the event, including educators, students, school teachers and university professors, with a predominance of experiences from the state of SĂŁo Paulo, but with the presence of participants from Alagoas and Rio Grande do Sul.

10. Representativity and Advocacy Work group REMS has an active Working Group (WG) to debate and prepare the positions to be defended by the network in political environments, especially national ones. This group meets monthly and currently consists of the following organizations (in addition to the Instituto Família Barrichello, responsible for the Executive Secretary of REMS): Fundação Gol de Letra, Rugby Samambaia, ABRAGESP, Instituto Esporte Educação, Instituto Reação, Hurra!, Rumo Náutico and Sesc-SP. In addition to the member organizations, this WG also had the participation of Vinícius Calixto, REMS representative and advocacy consultant, hired from March 2018 to October 2019. In addition to this national WG, REMS regionals also plan and carry out representativeness and advocacy actions in their territories.

Weekly Monitoring An action taken by the Executive Secretary is to develop and send to network members a weekly monitoring with updates from the Executive and Legislative Powers and normative proposals of REMS interest in the National Congress.

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Chair at the National Sports Council A victory achieved in September 2018 in the scope of advocacy was the participation of two representatives of civil society related to sport, REMS members, in the National Sports Council (CNE): Ana Moser (Atletas pelo Brasil) and Leriana Figueiredo (Instituto Reação). The participants share the agendas and minutes of the CNE meetings with the REMS Representativity WG and Council of Representatives, so that the issues addressed by the CNE can be discussed together. In 2019 REMS was present in all CNE meetings.

Meeting with Sports Secretary of the State of São Paulo April 3rd in São Paulo REMS São Paulo met with State Sports Secretary Aildo Rodrigues Ferreira and Executive State Secretary Marco Aurélio Pegolo dos Santos. William Boudakian, from the Instituto Família Barrichello and Patricia Medrado, from the Patrícia Medrado Institute, presented the network and discussed important issues to improve the São Paulo Sports Incentive Law (LPIE). In addition to the REMS Executive Secretary, the following member organizations participated in the LPIE analysis: Hurra!, Love.Fútbol, Vida Corrida, Fundação EPROCAD, Corrida Amiga, Instituto Patrícia Medrado, Fundação Tênis, Instituto Plataforma Brasil, Associação Esportiva Cidade Immaculada and Instituto Família Barrichello. REMS has been presenting suggestions for improving LPIE every year, and several of them are considered and implemented. 23

Letter delivered to the President and Minister of Citizenship April 15th in São Paulo / SP. An important action carried out by the Representativity and Advocacy Working Group was the development of a letter to the new President of Brazil, presenting very important issues for him to commit himself to sport for all. The letter was delivered to the Minister of Citizenship, Osmar Terra. REMS presented important issues related to the maintenance of the National Sports Council, the improvement of the Sports Incentive Law, the improvement of the National Sports System and the approval of the National Sports Plan. On that occasion, the Minister undertook to resume the meetings of the National Sports Council, which in fact happened later.

Participation in a hearing on the Sports Incentive Law April 25th in Brasília / DF Represented by Luiz Fernando Nascimento, member of the REMS Representatives Council, the network participated in the public hearing on the Sports Incentive Law. On this occasion, the importance of this instrument was highlighted for organizations that work with sport for development and, through its use, manage to attend thousands of people.

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Audience participation on the National Sport Plan July 3rd in BrasĂlia / DF Represented by William Boudakiam and Ana Moser, REMS participated in a public hearing to defend the need to implement the National Sport Plan.

Audience participation on Educational Sports: June 13th in FlorianĂłpolis / SC At this time, the Network was represented by Marcelo Bittencourt Neiva de Lima, member of REMS Representatives Council and Manager of Sports Division of Guga Kuerten Institute. The objective of this audience was to expand and strengthen the sports theme in the public school system.

Participação no II Seminário ODS no Esporte August 21th 2019 in Maringá / PR In an event organized by the Paranaense Council for Corporate Citizenship (CPCE) in partnership with the Share Institute, Luiz Fernando Nascimento presented several actions developed by the entity involving mainly the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) linked to sport, also addressing work networking and actions taken by REMS members related to the SDGs.

Meeting with the Department of Incentive and Promotion of Sport (DIFE): September 10th in Brasília / DF The purpose of the meeting was to carry out the formal presentation of REMS to the new management of DIFE and discuss the progress of the processes under the Sports Incentive Law (LIE), through the presentation of suggestions and comments.

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Finance approves greater income tax exemption for sports sponsorship October 9th in BrasĂlia / DF REMS closely monitors discussions on improving public sports policies, to contribute to the realization of sport as a fundamental right of all. Thus, when the Law Project (LP) 130/2015, which intended to expand the volume of available resources and allow more children and young people to have access to sport, was to be voted on by the Finance Committee, REMS campaigned for this project to be approved: it released several videos of great athletes that are part of REMS showing its support for the LP, elaborated arts for social media that emphasized the importance of this approval, stimulated the members to share the materials and contacted the deputies to reinforce the importance of their attendance and vote in favor of this. The efforts were rewarded, the LP was approved by this commission!

11. Opportunities for members The REMS Executive Secretary constantly shares various opportunities with members, such as courses, events, scholarships, notices, research, etc. In addition, the members themselves also exchange tips and opportunities with each other. Some examples:

REMS, through the Institute Conpartilhar, provided 20 free tickets for members to participate in the event Esporte Brasil: Summit Sportlab + V Sou do Esporte Award.

REMS, through Nike, provided 50 free tickets for members to participate in the Street League Skateboarding event.

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12. $ustainability $ustainability Working Group At the National Meeting of REMS Members, held in May 2019, it was decided that the network would have a WG focused on discussing and carrying out actions focused on the topic of sustainability. Initially, based on the discussions held at the National Meeting, the group thought about organizing an auction or a raffle. However, deepening the debate, it was concluded that the best (most profitable) would be to develop a presentation to be sent to possible financiers. This presentation was finalized by the WG and awaits the evaluation of the Executive Secretary and the Council of Representatives. The organizations that participate in this WG are: Instituto Compartilhar, Clube de Regatas Curitiba and Azo (in addition to the Instituto Família Barrichello, organization responsible for REMS Executive Secretary).

Donations from Members Also at the National Meeting, REMS started a campaign for members themselves to make donations to the network, within their means. The members who collaborated in 2019 were: Vida Corrida Project (Neide Santos), Passe de Mágica Institute (Ismar Barbosa), Sesc São Paulo (Eduardo Uhle) and Azo (Odara Mendez). The total amount collected was R$ 1,550.00.

Meeting on “Project Development and Fundraising” REMS was hired by Sesc to provide consultancy in the city of Registro, Vale do Ribeira SP, benefiting 11 cities and 40 sports professionals. The theme that motivated the leaders was “Project Development and Fundraising”. The meeting was organized by the Technical Sports Chamber that meets at the Vale do Ribeira Development Consortium (CODIVAR) and supported by Sesc Registro. William Boudakian, Executive Director of the Instituto Família Barrichello, organization responsible for REMS Executive Secretary and the consultant Marinela Burgos led the work to strengthen the network of professionals that was formed during the Execution of the F5 Project, carried out by the Instituto Passe de Mágica, which focused on strengthening public sports policies. The bond created by professionals and leaders remains firm and the idea is to support municipalities to improve the writing of Projects and share Fundraising strategies so that they can gain autonomy in this area. Vale do Ribeira is a very extensive region and has the largest Atlantic Forest reserve in the State of SP. It also has low levels of human development and sport has been a lever for transformation.

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Rede Esporte - Social Trainig Project The Executive Secretary developed a project called Rede Esporte - Treino Social, to be financed by the Federal Incentive Law (LIE). The general objective of this project is to qualify professionals working in sports and physical activity and managers of civil society organizations in five regions of Brazil, so they can improve their performance in the promotion of educational sports with a focus on human development, through the realization of educational training meetings and workshops in the area of management and project development. We have already collected 74% of the R$ 1,520,718.17 approved for investment via LIE! The companies that contributed were: Itaú, Bayer and CMPC.

Sesc Summer in SP In January 2019, through an articulation of REMS, the members Projeto Vida Corrida, Social Skate, Instituto Share, Instituto Fernando Fernandes, ADD and Instituto Família Barrichello were hired by Sesc to offer activities at Sesc Verão.

13. Financial Report

Cash flow

Expenses

Available resources

Resources at the end of the month

JANUARY

R$ 18.765,35

R$ 212.156,76

R$ 193.391,41

FEBRUARY

R$ 18.768,41

R$ 194.077,53

R$ 175.309,12

MARCH

R$ 38.255,13

R$ 175.925,06

R$ 137.669,93

APRIL

R$ 29.958,55

R$ 138.183,31

R$ 108.224,76

MAY

R$ 18.650,10

R$ 108.940,42

R$ 90.290,32

JUNE

R$ 19.535,67

R$ 98.682,56

R$ 79.146,89

JULY

R$ 20.147,58

R$ 80.601,39

R$ 60.453,81

AUGUST

R$ 17.838,91

R$ 206.021,56

R$ 188.182,65

SEPTEMBER

R$ 18.329,68

R$ 207.324,07

R$ 188.994,39

OCTOBER

R$ 17.902,25

R$189.474,72

R$ 171.572,47

NOVEMBER

R$ 15.890,24

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