338:, the database was designed to allow community activists and organizers to share ideas, disseminate information, and document best practices. The initiative had received international recognition for its network of 6,000+ members and its impact on local communities in Brazil. Over 250 solutions in 21 countries have been documented in the CSD. While much of this early work was not concerned with direct political action, it effectively brought social projects into the conversation of how to improve local communities using the technology available at the time.
547:, have recently begun. The report compiled evidence to show the desires of favela communities to undertake new social and environmental projects. These neighborhoods would then be given a sense of "control" as they were integrated into the formal city. Since its founding, SFN has made a tangible impact on the Rio de Janeiro, with 54% of its organizations women-led and over 150 initiatives planned. As of today, the CLT working group has over 150 members in 67 institutions who regularly participated in community workshops and legislative proposals.
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international press organizations highlighted the gap between the government's rhetoric and the more complicated reality of Rio through the work of CatComm. CatComm thus promoted the image of favelas as culturally rich and economically vibrant communities that maintained historic architecture in the face of increased gentrification. Subsequent articles published in
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554:(ABCD) in Rio's favelas. This cycle has been particularly supported by RioOnWatch's new Community Journalists' Network and the growth of the Favela CLTs. In Phase IV (2024â2030), according to its website, it will seek to expand its model of urban integration and social equity on a global scale.
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were good for cities and countries, and evidence suggested that mainstream media outlets tended to disseminate a similar message. They denounced the translation of Rio's favela neighborhoods as "slums" or "ghettos" which painted an inaccurate picture of the working-class neighborhoods. In turn,
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Catalisador (Casa Community Technology Hub). From 2003 to 2008, the Hub offered a physical meeting place for community leaders to discuss and plan new projects. Based in Rio's central historic port area, the Casa attracted over 1,000 local leaders and 400 external
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