Our technical and strategic support focuses on five core areas of public safety:
We conduct research to map and better understand the territorial and economic control exercised by armed groups, supporting the development of strategies to reduce risks, curb the spread of organized violence .
We strengthen police and justice system institutions by supporting the implementation of innovative practices, evaluating public policies, and training leaders in strategic positions, contributing to the broader and systematic use of data and scientific evidence in institutional decision-making.
We support municipal governments in implementing public safety policies, with a focus on designing governance mechanisms, building violence prevention networks, and developing Municipal Public Safety Plans.
We strengthen strategies to prevent juvenile offending and criminal involvement by integrating data to monitor risk trajectories across the life course and assess the impact of innovative initiatives.
We support the development, improvement, and evaluation of evidence-based protection policies for victims of violence against women, with a focus on strengthening institutional responses and reducing re-victimization.



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The third Brasil Adiante event, promoted by Estadão in São Paulo, brought together experts to discuss proposals addressing the country’s main challenges, with a focus on public security and organized crime.
The launch of RioAgora.org’s strategic agenda, held at the Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro, brought together civil society representatives, experts, public officials, and guests to present a set of proposals aimed at the development of the State of Rio de Janeiro, developed based on evidence and technical contributions.
The Glocal Evaluation Week brought together experts and public officials in a program dedicated to sharing experiences and evidence to improve public policies.
The launch event for the book A Rebirth for the State of Rio de Janeiro, held at the Rio de Janeiro State Court of Auditors (TCE-RJ), brought together authors, researchers, public officials, and experts to discuss diagnoses and proposals aimed at the development of the state.



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