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City Hall publishes 46 decrees that will guide the start of the new administration's work
Published on 01/01/2025 - 10:54 | Updated on 02/01/2025 - 10:24
Credit: Archive/ Rio City Hall On this first day of the year, the Rio de Janeiro City Hall is publishing 46 decrees that will guide the beginning of the public administration's work in the period from 2025 to 2028. The decrees are divided into six major areas: policies focused on security and civility; public policies; high-performance management; spending efficiency; debureaucratization and business environment. The guidelines determine the direction of the new government.
Most of them form working groups to implement new projects and public policy ideas. In Security and Civility, the highlights are the creation of the Municipal Force, the Municipal Guard Refoundation Program and the expansion of the Intelligence, Surveillance and Technology Center (CIVITAS). The creation of a working group that will work on Rio/Niterói's candidacy to host PAN2031 and the Rio BRICS 2025 Committee aims to bring new major international events.
In transportation, the expansion of the BRT, the Metropolitan BRT program and the energy transition of urban mobility are the highlights. In Health, two new Supercenters are beginning to be planned in the North and West zones. In addition, an action plan for the treatment of the Autism Spectrum foresees eight reference centers. Working groups to present studies for the supply of Semaglutide in the network to combat obesity and to monitor the municipalization of federal hospitals were also created.
In Education, the department must present an action plan to expand full-time enrollments by more than 70%. It will also create a working group to increase the number of daycare places and a network expansion plan to reach 500 GETs.
Several actions are also planned for public works and infrastructure. Highlights include the flood control project in Acari, Jardim Maravilha and Realengo, the urbanization plan for Rocinha, monitoring of PAC projects and private partnerships, and concessions for strategic projects. New parks are planned (Guadalupe, Taquara, Terra Prometida and the expansion of Realengo), urban requalification of the Sambadrome region, the municipal market in the Port Zone and the modernization of the São Cristóvão Fair.
In the area of red tape reduction and business environment, the new features are the 2.0 version of the Integrated Building Licensing and the Zero Licensing Program for economic activities. In the administrative reorganization, a new brand manual, restructuring of the sub-prefectures and a new basic organization of the Executive Branch.
