Central Intermediation Project in Libras (CIL)

(V.D.08) Affordability, (V.D.10) Vulnerable Families

Actions of the Intermediation Center in Libras are carried out through prior scheduling or on an emergency basis, as necessary, directing such services to: hospitals, forums, public schools, banks, police stations, among other activities, enabling access to people to public service in addition to promoting communication and streamlining service through Brazilian Sign Language.

Official Name of Signatory

Governo do Distrito Federal

Delegation

Brazil

Website of the Signatory

Name of the person presenting the Good Practice

State Secretariat for Science, Technology and Innovation of the Federal District

Position/Job Title of person presenting the Good Practice

Secretary of State

Aim of the Good Practice

The Government of the Federal District, through the Extraordinary Secretariat for Persons with Disabilities (SEPD) and the Directorate of the Libras Intermediation Center (CIL), interacts with various bodies to defend the rights and guarantees of people with disabilities, the hearing impaired, deaf-blindness and Deaf. The objective of the Libras Intermediation Center (CIL) is to promote access for people with disabilities to public services with communication accessibility in Libras.

Target Group of the Good Practice

People with hearing impairment, deaf-blindness and deaf people, in Federal District Government bodies

Annual Monitoring Report

2024

Implementation period

DF Libras was launched by the Government of the Federal District (GDF), in December 2023 and remains in force.

Consistency over time

From launch, on December 6, 2023, until April 4, 2024, the program totaled almost 90 hours of use and reached 4,526 accesses. The call center operates around the clock, 24 hours a day, and has 80 Libras interpreters.

Evaluation of the Good Practice

Positive, given the importance of having technology as a vector of inclusion, and there is a whole vertical designed for this, which are assistive technologies. Technology is in our daily lives, in mobility, food, entertainment and also in accessibility. The program seeks to bring independence and emancipation to users. The deaf community lacked this accessibility, it was a very important initiative for the entire deaf community.

Key stakeholders and partnerships

GDF bodies, Deaf community.

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