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UNIVERSITY EXTENSION COURSE

POLITICAL AND ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN FINANCING

To be defined.

R$ R$ 990.00 (PIX, BOLETO or IN UP TO 5 INSTALLMENTS ON CREDIT CARD).

Remote live via the digital learning platform with direct interaction with the professionals and participants involved.

8 hours, immersion format on a single date to be confirmed.

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The course is aimed at candidates and politicians, political advisors and consultants, party members responsible for financial administration and regulation, lawyers specializing in electoral law, academics and researchers interested in politics and campaign financing, journalists covering political and electoral issues, as well as citizens interested in better understanding the political financing process.

Objective

In a professional way, after completing the course you will be able to:

  • Interpret the main rules governing the financing of electoral campaigns in Brazil;
  • Implement effective fundraising strategies;
  • Use modern financing methods such as crowdfunding and collective financing;
  • Conduct critical analyses of the impact of campaign finance; 
  • Contribute to the formulation of public policies related to electoral financing.
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PROFESSOR DR. JOSE OSÓRIO DO NASCIMENTO NETO

Post-doctorate in Political Law, MACKENZIE/SP. PhD and Master's in Economic Law with emphasis on Public Policies, PUC/PR and CARLOS III MADRID/Spain. Specialist in Public Law, UCAM/RJ. Academic Coordinator, ESMEG/GO. Postgraduate Coordinator, ESMAFE/PR. Full Professor of Administrative Law, ESTÁCIO/BR. Lawyer. Member of the Legal Education Committee, OAB/PR.

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PROFESSOR DR. ANA CLAUDIA SANTANO

Post-doctorate, Univ. Externado de Colombia and PUC/PR. PhD and Master's degree in "State of Law and Good Government", Univ. Salamanca/Spain. Founder and general coordinator of the organization Transparência Eleitoral Brasil. Founding member of the Latin American Network of Researchers on State of Law, Democracy and Social Rights, REDESS. Founding member of the Brazilian Academy of Electoral Law, ABRADEP. Member of the Brazilian Institute of Parliamentary Law.

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PROF. Ms. GEOVANE COUTO DA SILVEIRA

Master in Democracy and Fundamental Rights, UniBrasil. Specialist in Administrative Law, PUC/MG. Secretary-General of the Paraná Institute of Electoral Law, IPRADE. Member of Transparência Eleitoral Brasil. Member of the Brazilian Academy of Electoral and Political Law, ABRADEP. Member of the Committee to Watch Transparency.

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PROFESSOR Msa. HELOISA HELENA ANTONACIO MONTEIRO GODINHO

Master in Public Policy and Government Management, IDP. Vice-President of Legal and Institutional Relations of the Association of Members of the Courts of Auditors of Brazil, ATRICON. General Secretary of the National Association of Ministers and Substitute Counselors of the Courts of Auditors, AUDICON. Director of the Institute of Administrative Law of Goiás, IDAG. Substitute Counselor of the Court of Auditors of the State of Goiás.

Module 1: Fundamentals of Electoral Financing – 2 hours

  • Introduction to Campaign Financing;
  • Main rules on campaign financing in Brazil;
  • Financing Models: Crowdfunding and alternative forms.

Module 2: Monitoring and Control of Campaigns – 2 hours

  • Limits on donations and spending with transparency and accountability;
  • Control Mechanisms: Procedures and technological tools for monitoring;
  • Practical cases, analysis of emblematic cases, lessons learned and best practices.

Module 3: Funding and Fundraising Strategies – 2 hours

  • Campaign planning and preparation of campaign budgets;
  • Fundraising Strategies: use of events, online donations and crowdfunding campaigns – engaging large donors and small donors;
  • Efficient management of campaign resources: transparency practices, accountability and communication with donors and voters.

Module 4: Impact of Financing on the Democratic State – 2 hours

  • Impact of Money on Elections and effects on the representativeness and equity of the electoral process;
  • Challenges and Controversies of Common Problems in Campaign Finance;
  • Participation in the public debate on electoral financing.