Inovação para a participação popular no processo legislativo: o caso da Câmara dos Deputados

Abstract

This monograph analyzes the characteristics of innovations conducted in the legislative process in the Chamber of Deputies through the study of two cases and based on knowledge about innovation in the Brazilian public administration. The adopted methodology includes a bibliographic and documentary research, aiming to search theoretical references, besides interviews with the project managers of the studied cases. The study reviews the mechanisms of popular participation currently existing in the drafting process in the House of Representatives and their limitations. Based on the innovation evaluation models applied in the Public Management Innovation Competition promoted by ENAP, it proposes an alternative model to apply in the evaluation of the cases in question. From the analysis of the evaluation obtained with the application of the model, it presents recommendations for improvement and institutionalization of innovations in the legislative process of the Chamber of Deputies.