GCRF_NF345 Tackling Covid19 through co-production: engaging Brazilian vulnerable communities in facing the consequences of pandemics

在巴西，弱势社区（贫民窟和贫民窟）与公共当局之间长期存在脱节和缺乏信任的历史，原因多种多样，包括服务提供方面的失败（例如，卫生、教育、保健）、警察部队过度使用暴力以及民兵（半政府权力）的存在。预防和控制COVID-19的许多社会干预措施需要公民的合作才能有效。当地社区和他们的地方领导人比政府更了解他们的日常需求、他们的领域和社会环境。为了应对COVID-19和未来类似的危机，弱势群体成员需要作为解决方案的一部分参与进来，并给予发言权。我们的提议旨在与这些社区和市政委员会的成员制定合作制作。这样的委员会已经在全国各地建立起来。该项目将推动开展一项联合生产活动，设计策略和解决方案，使社区为应对未来的干预措施，特别是疫苗提供做好准备（可持续发展目标目标3、10、11、16）。这种合作空间将为分享信息、向当地领导人和社区成员发出声音提供机会。它是关于通过合作生产应对大流行疫情，增强复原力，减少社会脆弱性，重建信任。这个过程包括四个阶段：(i)确定两个巴西首都（贝伦和<s:1>圣保罗）的“成功的集体战略”脆弱地区，通过访谈研究此类行动的决定因素，（ii）通过广泛的调查将理解扩展到来自同一城市的其他社区，（iii）开发移动应用程序，以创建一个合作生产环境，支持人们与市政委员会共同行动。（四）向其他城市地区推广这一倡议，传播结果。

There is a long history of disconnection and lack of trust between vulnerable communities(slums and favelas) and public authorities in Brazil, due to diverse reasons, including failures in service delivery (e.g., sanitation, education, health), overuse of violence by the police force, and the presence of militias (parastatal power).Many social interventions for COVID-19 prevention and control require co-operation from citizens to be effective. Local communities and their local leaders know their daily needs, their areas, and the social environment better than the government. To cope with COVID-19, and similar future crises, members of the vulnerable community need to be engaged as part of the solution, and given voice. Our proposal aims to enact co-production with members of these communities andmunicipal councils. Such councils are already established all over the country. The project will promote an exercise on co-production to design tactics and solutions to prepareneighborhoods for facing future interventions, and in particular vaccine delivery (SDGs goals 3, 10,11,16).Such co-production space would open up opportunities to share information, give voice to local leaders and community members. It is about increasing resilience, reducing social vulnerability, rebuilding trust, through co-production to cope with pandemic outbreaks.The process includes four stages: (i) identification of "successful collective strategies" invulnerable areas of two Brazilian capital cities (Belem and São Paulo), looking at the determinants of such action, by interviews, (ii) extending the understanding through an extensive survey to others communities from the same cities, (iii) developing a mobileapplication to create a co-production milieu supporting people to jointly act with municipal councils, (iv) rolling out the initiative to others urban areas disseminating the results.