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A partir de 1995, acelerou-se a intenção da OCDE de se renovar e se abrir a outros países, buscando afirmar-se como um pilar da arquitetura e da governança econômica globais, ponto de referência no desenho e na implementação das melhores práticas baseadas numa nova narrativa para o crescimento inclusivo e sustentável. É neste contexto que este trabalho tem como objetivo analisar o processo ainda não concretizado de acessão do Brasil, observando o que foi feito, o que falta em relação aos indicadores selecionados (PIB per capita, IDH e Going Digital Toolkit) e o crescimento desses indicadores nos últimos dez anos, comparativamente a outros países da OCDE. Além disso, recolhendo a opinião de quatro especialistas, por meio de entrevistas. Concluiu-se que o avanço e a experiência do Brasil em temáticas como diversidade, inovação e transformação digital podem ser importantes para o debate e aceleração desses temas na OCDE. Da mesma forma, a pujança econômica, a expressividade no agronegócio e a magnitude do Brasil no cenário ambiental também são elementos determinantes para a modernização e ampliação das estratégias e práticas inclusivas da organização. O trabalho aborda ainda o sucesso e as experiências múltiplas na bancarização, considerando a inclusão digital num país com dimensão continental e que tem uma população abrangente e diversa em indicadores sociais e educacionais, requisitos que também fazem parte do processo de acessão. Por fim, OCDE poderia se valer das contribuições no intercâmbio de informações e no alinhamento de políticas aos novos desafios da organização, caso o Brasil se torne parte do grupo.
From 1995 onwards, the OECD's intention to innovate and open itself to other countries accelerated, seeking to assert itself as a pillar of global economic architecture and governance. A point of reference in the design and implementation of best practices based on a new narrative in all-around and sustainable growth. It is in this context that this work aims to analyze the uncompleted process of Brazil's accession, observing what has been done and what is being left out related to the selected indicators (GDP per capita, HDI and Going Digital Toolkit) and collecting the opinion of four experts through interviews. It was concluded that Brazil's advancement and experience in themes such as diversity, innovation and digital transformation can be important for the debate and acceleration of these themes in the OECD. Likewise, Brazil's economic strength, expressive appearances in agribusiness and Brazil's magnitude in the environmental scenario are also elements whose relevance is decisive for the modernization and expansion of the Organization's inclusive strategies and practices. The work also addresses the success and multiple experiences in banking, taking in consideration the digital inclusion in a country with a continental dimension and has a broad and diverse population in terms of social and educational indicators, requirements that are also included in the accession process. Finally, the OECD could make use of contributions to the exchange of information and the alignment of policies with the organization's new challenges, if Brazil becomes part of the association.
From 1995 onwards, the OECD's intention to innovate and open itself to other countries accelerated, seeking to assert itself as a pillar of global economic architecture and governance. A point of reference in the design and implementation of best practices based on a new narrative in all-around and sustainable growth. It is in this context that this work aims to analyze the uncompleted process of Brazil's accession, observing what has been done and what is being left out related to the selected indicators (GDP per capita, HDI and Going Digital Toolkit) and collecting the opinion of four experts through interviews. It was concluded that Brazil's advancement and experience in themes such as diversity, innovation and digital transformation can be important for the debate and acceleration of these themes in the OECD. Likewise, Brazil's economic strength, expressive appearances in agribusiness and Brazil's magnitude in the environmental scenario are also elements whose relevance is decisive for the modernization and expansion of the Organization's inclusive strategies and practices. The work also addresses the success and multiple experiences in banking, taking in consideration the digital inclusion in a country with a continental dimension and has a broad and diverse population in terms of social and educational indicators, requirements that are also included in the accession process. Finally, the OECD could make use of contributions to the exchange of information and the alignment of policies with the organization's new challenges, if Brazil becomes part of the association.
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Mestrado Bolonha em Economia Internacional e Estudos Europeus
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Indicadores PIB per capita IDH OCDE Brasil Indicators Digital Transformation GDP per capita HDI OECD Brazil.
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Citation
Vieira, Larissa da Silva Novais (2024). “O Brasil e a OCDE : uma análise do processo de acessão”. Dissertação de Mestrado. Universidade de Lisboa. Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão
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Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão