Análise de qualidade e visão dos dados disponibilizados, sobre homicídios no Brasil: um panorama da violência

Abstract

This study sought to investigate the quality of homicide data in Brazil, investigating its standardization and accessibility.This study is justified by the need to increase the analytical transparency and reliability of public data, since the standardization of these data reduces the depth of possible analyses and, therefore, undermines the cohesion of the production of effective policies to reduce violence.Therefore ,this study analyzes the quality of government data and its correlation with socioeconomic and racial factors in Brazil, as well as proposes solutions to improve data accessibility rates with greater reusability. The work method includes data collection and processing, using technological tools for statistical analysis and data visualization, and developing a model to calculate the relative risk of homicides in a given region. This study indicates that homicide is deeply related to social inequalities, with the black population being the most affected. In addition, non-standardized data make it difficult to analyze in order to compare and create preventive strategies. Finally, the results demonstrate the importance of investing in data transparency and accessibility and suggest improvements in the structuring and publication of data related to public safety. Furthermore, it is concluded that it is necessary to integrate actions from different government sectors to develop these policies.