Parcerias público-privadas como instrumento para a gestão de áreas públicas – análise da lei municipal 7915/2013 de Blumenau – SC

Abstract

This work had, as its theme, the analysis of the city of Blumenau legislation, compared with five other cities on the issue of public-private partnership for the adoption of public spaces for leisure. Public-private partnerships have had their origin in the 1990s in England, as an alternative to enable governments to attend the society demand in a fast and effective way, especially in times of scarce public resources, combining the best features of management of each entity. Regarding the adoption of public spaces for leisure, the advantage of public-private partnerships also lies with the involvement of the community because, besides contributing formally, through partnership with the municipality, can also feel encouraged to contribute through a careful look to avoid vandalism or other depredatory actions of public assets, in addition to, of course, encourage the municipality to provide more leisure facilities, and spread these across all regions of the city.