Políticas públicas de esporte no Brasil e ONG: par eles ganham, ímpar nós perdemos

Abstract

The present work is inserted and located in the axis of Public Policies on the research matrix from the LEPEL/FACED/UFBA. Our research came from the liberal reforms that occurred in response to the crisis of the welfare state and which became known as neoliberalism. Under these reforms, private apparatus of hegemony as NGO and other entities in a fictional "third sector" gained much attention for its performance in "partnership" with the state. When studying the state reform undertaken in Brazil mostly from the 1990s, we discussed the peculiarities of the debate on the role of civil society in our country and the participation of NGO in public policy from sport. For the discussion of the concept of sport and how it manifests itself in the actions of the Ministry of Sports to sports programs serviced to the population we selected for our study the Segundo Tempo Program, where we found that in the period 2005/2010 more then threequarters of the resources in the four states that most received funding were intended to "partnerships" with NGO. In this debate, we pointed out the importance of the struggle to build a national sport system that really, and not just nominally, reference to the demands of the working class to establish lines of action, something that is incompatible with the prevailing sport public policy guided by the interests of speculative capital and the ruling class, which resulted in the last period with the arrival of mega events. We defend that this building should be designed with a view to overcoming the landmarks of an idealized civil society, which requires breaking with the bases guided by class conciliation and naturalization of social inequalities, as if these inequities were like something normal and necessary even today for our organization development and survival as humanity.