Getúlio Vargas College launches social responsibility award; Registration starts in October

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The initiative will reward good practices aimed at improving the quality of life, especially for the most vulnerable people who live in cities. The award is supported by Globo. The Getúlio Vargas Foundation launched this Monday (25) the “FGV Social Responsibility” award, which aims to reward third sector initiatives (understand below) aimed at improving the quality of life of urban populations, especially the most vulnerable and those who live in the city. The third sector is made up of non-governmental organizations, associations, foundations, philanthropic entities, without the objective of profit, which carry out activities in favor of society. ✅Click here to follow the new g1 channel on WhatsApp. ⚠️The old group will be deactivated. Even if you are already part of our community, you need to register again. The college also intends to reward applied academic research in the following categories: education and culture; health and sanitation; sustainability; And public safety. Registration will open in October, online. The award announcement took place at a seminar held in Rio de Janeiro. The event was coordinated by the minister of the STF – Federal Supreme Court André Mendonça. “We hope that we are all this good seed of good projects, of good practices in the social area. And that, from these good seeds, lives are rescued from violence, abuse, helplessness, lack of hope, lack of opportunity”, declared the minister. The FGV Award is an initiative of the Permanent Forum for Social Responsibility and Sanitation of the Getulio Vargas Foundation, with support from Globo. In a statement, Fundação Getúlio Vargas informed that the award seeks to identify and shed light on experiences in various sectors that have achieved positive results in sustainable and social development.

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