TABLE OF CONTENTS Presentation of FNP;

1. UCLG Capacity and Institution Building WorkingGroup Meeting “Experiences in South South cooperation: engagement of Brazilian cities in development cooperation” Antônio Maspoli – European Affairs Representative of National Front of MayorsCologne, Germany - 29 and 30 September 2014

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS • Presentationof FNP; • Evolution of Cooperation North - South X South-South Cooperation in Brazil: history, changes in posture and financing of actions; • Decentralized International Cooperation: Aspects and relevance 3.1. Brazil – Italy 3.2. Brazil – France 3.3. Call for ProposalsofSouth-SouthCooperation 3.4. Brazil – Mozambique; 4) Methodology g100 and EU  African Associations of Municipalities.

3. Presentationof FNP - 25 yearsofhistory; - 250 municipalitiesaffiliates; - Nonpartisanentity; - Exclusive participation of mayors in the exercise of its functions; - Vice presidencies of international relations in evidence.

4. 1) Presentationof FNP (ExecutiveBoardof FNP) Renildo Calheiros (Pcdo B) Mayor of Olinda (PE) 1º Vice president of International Relations Luciano Rezende (PPS) Mayor of Vitoria (ES) 2º Vice president of International relations Fernando Haddad (PT) Mayor of São Paulo (SP) 1º National Vice president Maguito Vilela (PMDB) Mayor of Ap. de Goiânia (GO) 2º National Vice president José Fortunati (PDT) Mayor of Porto Alegre (RS) President Marcio Lacerda (PSB) Mayor of Belo Horizonte (MG) Vice president of Institutional Coordination Luiz Marinho (PT) Mayor of São B. do Campo (SP) General Secretary ACM Neto (DEM) Mayor of Salvador (BA) 2º Secretary Zenaldo Coutinho (PSDB) Mayor of Belém (PA) 1º Secretary

5. 2) Evolution of Cooperation North - South X South-South Cooperation in Brazil: history, changes in posture and financing of actions; 2007  2010 – Consolidationofthe reposition of Brazil as an actor on the international political scene; 2010  2014 - Evidencies of shares of Brazilian local actors in international cooperation.

6. Decentralized International Cooperation in Brazil: Aspects and relevance • States and municipalities playing an international role; • Exchanges of experience and best practices - Enhancement of public policies; • Changing role in the reception of international cooperation; • Absence of a legal framework.

7. 3.1. Brazil – Italy • Program "100 projects for 100 cities Italy-Brazil“: Social and human rights policies and public services (solid waste, sanitation, among others); • 100 cidades + Brasil Próximo • Financing actions: 1) Italian central and local government + Brazilian central government central government local 2) E.U. projects • Example of this cooperation: 1) Project to combat the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents during major events 2) project for the benefit of municipalities with high socio-economic vulnerability (g100).

8. 3.2. Brazil – France • Political and technical meetings of Brazilian and French local authorities “Meetings Brazil - France``: Exchange experiences and strengthen binomial cooperation; • Meetings Brazil - France (2006 - Marseille, France / 2007 - Belo Horizonte, Brazil / 2009 - Lyon, France / 2013 - São Paulo, Brazil); • Trilateral Call for proposal: Cooperation between Brazilian and French local authorities towards African municipalities Brazilian central government (local government funding) + French central and local government.

9. 3.2. Brazil – France

10. 3.3. Call for ProposalsofSouth-SouthCooperation • The project received support up to $ 200,000 to implement the actions of international cooperation, through the resources of Brazilian central government: 1) Curitiba(Brazil) and Rosário (Argentina)  Integrated care services to citizens; 2) Canoas (Brazil) e Morón (Argentina)  Observatory of citizen security and violence; 3) Bagé (Brazil) e Cerro Largo (Uruguai)  Rescue and recovery of Cultural Heritage; 4) Vitória (Brazil) e Xai-Xai (Mozambique)  Integral management ofterritories.

11. 3.3. Brazil – Mozambique • Withinthe framework ofBrazilian Central GovernmentPriority South-Southcooperation / amongEmergent Countries • Before (By 2011): Braziliantechniciansvisits to Mozambiqueandcontrariwise; Meetings and actions of networks of municipalities (UCLG, Metropolis, UN-Habitat, FALP,...); Termsofcooperation FNP – ANAMM; Termsofcoopartionbetween cities BR – MZ. • Now (Post 2011)  Project to improve the capacity of local authorities as actors of international decentralized cooperation.

12. 3.4. Brazil – Mozambique

13. 3.4. Brazil – Mozambique ACTORS Maxixe

14. 3.4. Brazil – Mozambique Topicsofcooperation • Urbanand Territorial Management; • Financial management anddemocraticparticipation; • Information management andland cadastre;

15. Methodology g100 and EU  African Associations of Municipalities • The g100 is the group of 100 cities with over 80,000 inhabitants who have a high demand for public services (health, education and social care) and low financial capacity; • Project of FNP – Institutional strengthening of municipalities in the g100 Tripartite cooperation: Brazil - Europe - Africa: FNP andE.U.shares with associations of African municipalities methodology to mitigate differences of municipalities based on the experience of the EU and g100.

16. Videos Video CooperationBrazil – Mozambique (English) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imR5MKOs2UQ Presentationof III EMDS (Portuguese) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rucHg6_LZTg

17. Thanks! Antônio Maspoli – European Affairs Representative of National Front of Mayors antonio.maspli@fnp.org.br(39) 3283 353 773