Lei municipal de incentivo ao esporte: uma análise da promoção do esporte de rendimento na cidade de Curitiba

Abstract

The present work had as objective the Municipal Law of incentive to the protection of the Municipal Secretariat of Sport, Leisure and Youth (SMELJ) of the city of Curitiba, in what concerns the financing of Olympic, non-Olympic and Paralympic modalities through distributed projects 2010, 2017. This statute, which is mandatory for all years 2010 and 2017. This status is important for people who cherish sport and encourage sports in Curitiba. Mainly is not the sport of income. That will be methodological, this research was configured with a descriptive character quantitative-qualitative approach. The data were collected through the Official Diaries of the Municipality of Curitiba and cataloged in an Excel worksheet. Indicators showing the male sex are the most encouraged and that most individuals use the incentive in national and international competitions. The total number of individuals and legal entities encouraged over the years did not refer to the categories of scholarship was found that “Olympic”, “nonOlympic”, “paralympic”, and “education”, this decreasing order were as encouraged over the years studied. In total, there were 4,350 scholarships over the 8 years. In relation to the total amount spent, it obtained an amount of R$ 8,765,760.00 invested from 2010 to 2017, highlighting the year 2017, with the highest amount collected, with a total of R$ 2,171,000.00 reais. A total of 4,350 grants were obtained over the years. Of this total, the greater part destined to an Olympic category, with 2,508 scholarships. Followed by non-Olympic category, with 1010; Paralympic, 477 and Education, 225. It is worth highlighting the year with greater opportunities:2012, with a total of 832 scholarships and the year with fewer opportunities 2014, with 347 scholarships. The total amount of scholarships over the years prevailed the number of people that refers to individuals: 3,854 scholarships granted by the individual and 499 exclusive by legal entity. The total value in reais, on average, was R$ 14,709,452.04. Of this amount, individuals totaled R$ 10,012,812.00 and legal R$ 4,693,640.04. The five most encouraged modalities in Curitiba, from 2010 to 2017 are: Judo, Swimming, Athletics, Taekwondo and Triathlon. Thus, it is clear that analyzing the basis of sports financing, at the municipal level, that is, at the micro level, is of paramount importance to understand how the whole works. Understanding where the amount is destined, how the amount destined changes over the years, which are the most benefited modalities, contributes to the knowledge of the public policies destined to the sport and how the sport takes space in the city in analysis.