Análise do Instituto de Desenvolvimento do Trabalho do Ceará (IDT) como desenho de política pública: um estudo sobre sua contribuição na instituição das políticas do Sistema Nacional de Emprego (SINE) no Ceará

Abstract

The present study aims to analyze the activities carried out by the Institute of Labor Development (IDT), a Social Organization responsible for implementing the Policies of the National Employment System (SINE) in the context of the State of Ceará, as well as its structure as a public policy design. The research, of a descriptive and qualitative nature, allowed for the analysis of the information collected through bibliographic and documentary review, exploring the overall structure of the IDT in the formulation and execution of state policies, as a third sector entity affiliated with the SINE, as well as actions aimed at employability in Fortaleza, with an emphasis on the public policy design of the Institute of Labor Development. The methodology adopted in this research involved a descriptive and qualitative approach, providing an analysis of employment policies, considering legal and regulatory aspects, as well as the results and perceptions of the IDT in the context of the economic and social development of the region. In the theoretical framework, the topics of Public Policies for Labor and Income Development, the role of the third sector in implementing policies to promote work and employment, together with an analysis of public policy designs were addressed. The data analysis revealed that the Institute of Labor Development (IDT) plays a significant role in promoting employability in the State of Ceará. However, to achieve even more significant results and address the challenges faced by employability in the region, the IDT can adopt strategies aimed at both building more robust indicators and increasing effectiveness in achieving and measuring goals. Additionally, it is important to highlight the difficulty in measuring or fully understanding the true impact of the Institute in the state of Ceará, along with the presence of informational asymmetry that limits the collection of information about the actions of this Social Organization.