The Social Incubator is linked to the Municipal Work and Income Generation Program – CONDUZ Program, established by Law nº7801/2023. One of the objectives of the CONDUZ program is the creation of social incubators aiming to encourage solidarity-based economic enterprises with regard to training, monitoring and access to means and spaces for production. This most vulnerable population uses the services, programs, projects and actions of public Social Assistance policy. Mogi das Cruzes has around 66,788 families registered in the Federal Government’s Single Registry for Social Programs. There are 154,470 people, of which 79,282 are people between 18 and 59 years old, an economically active population. Aiming to contribute to the challenges posed at a global level, such as the UN agenda for 2030 and the solutions that have been built for another economy, which aim to include everyone and not a few, as demonstrated by data on social inequality, this action aims to generate work and income, through the implementation of a social incubator in Jundiapeba, seeking to strengthen values such as cooperative work, human and sustainable development and self-management in communities. As well as serving as a model for the implementation of other incubators in the municipality.
Jundiapeba Social Incubator
Official Name of Signatory
Delegation
Brazil
Website of the Signatory
Name of the person presenting the Good Practice
Jéssica Barcelos
Position/Job Title of person presenting the Good Practice
The Social Incubator is linked to the Municipal Work and Income Generation Program - CONDUZ Program, established by Law nº7801/2023. One of the objectives of the CONDUZ program is the creation of social incubators aiming to encourage solidarity-based economic enterprises with regard to training, monitoring and access to means and spaces for production. This most vulnerable population uses the services, programs, projects and actions of public Social Assistance policy. Mogi das Cruzes has around 66,788 families registered in the Federal Government's Single Registry for Social Programs. There are 154,470 people, of which 79,282 are people between 18 and 59 years old, an economically active population. Aiming to contribute to the challenges posed at a global level, such as the UN agenda for 2030 and the solutions that have been built for another economy, which aim to include everyone and not a few, as demonstrated by data on social inequality, this action aims to generate work and income, through the implementation of a social incubator in Jundiapeba, seeking to strengthen values such as cooperative work, human and sustainable development and self-management in communities. As well as serving as a model for the implementation of other incubators in the municipality.
Aim of the Good Practice
Promote the generation of work and income for people in situations of social vulnerability, through training, monitoring and promotion of solidarity economy enterprises.
Target Group of the Good Practice
Individuals and families in situations of social vulnerability
Annual Monitoring Report
2024
Implementation period
04/2023 - Present
Consistency over time
Location and adequacy of physical space; strategy: partnership with the private sector to provide sewing/embroidery machines; HR: the work began with reduced teams. Strategies: partnerships with civil society organizations, hiring of workshops, community engagement, support from the social assistance network CRAS/CREAS/Centro Pop to mobilize the population, support in carrying out actions and defining a priority audience.
Evaluation of the Good Practice
The social incubator contributed to the generation of work and income, seeking to strengthen values such as cooperative work, human and sustainable development and self-management in communities. Currently, thousands of socially vulnerable families have their needs met through the program.
Key stakeholders and partnerships
The social incubator contributed to the generation of work and income, seeking to strengthen values such as cooperative work, human and sustainable development and self-management in communities. Currently, thousands of socially vulnerable families have their needs met through the program.
Link for more information
Future Goal 1
Improvement in the quality of life of business partners, local and social development of the territory, respect for nature, decent and sustainable work, inclusion of people in situations of social vulnerability in the world of work.