As boas práticas do selo Migracidades no acesso à saúde: os casos de Ceará e Rio Grande do Norte (2021)

Abstract

This research aims to analyze the Good Practices in access to health, applied to the migrant population in Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte, identified in the MigraCidades Seal (2021), in the light of cooperation, to verify their consequences for migratory governance. To this end, we will begin by contextualizing the MigraCidades Seal and seeking to identify initiatives highlighted as Good Practices in the certification process, through access to health. Next, we will characterize Good Practices in the context of International Relations, their relationship with the issue of migration and refugee and their guiding principles, and then explain the emergence of Good Practices through the theory of cooperation between actors. The research will be basic, qualitative, exploratory and bibliographical (doctrine and documents), using a comparative method and an inductive approach, i.e. it will analyze initiatives identified as Good Practices in the certification of the MigraCidades Seal in Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte, in terms of access to health, in order to give visibility and the prospect of encouraging new similar actions on a larger scale. In summary, cooperation has led to the creation of Good Practices, but some actions need to be revised if the migrant population is to be truly included in access to healthcare.