Program Pact for Peace (Pacto Pela Paz) . SDG 16

There are already 1432 (four hundred and thirty-two) councilors distributed in 92 (ninety-two) Community Councils for Peace; Maranhão, was the second State that invested more in Public Security in Brazil;
-The Civil Police, more precisely the SENARC, was the first in the Northeast in the specialized states, which seized more illicit drugs in the year 2017. There were over seven thousand kilos, almost 70 (seventy) times greater compared to the year 2014.
- The homicide rate in Greater São Luís (which corresponds to the capital and municipalities of São José de Ribamar, Paço do Lumiar and Raposa), fell by 40.65% in 2017, compared to 2014. This result, quite satisfactory; São Luís, capital of Maranhão, left the list of 50 (50) most violent capitals in the world;
-In 2018, the 63% reduction in homicide crimes and Intentional Lethal Violent Crimes;
- Creation of a specific Law, removing the terminology "security", because it understands that Public Security is the duty of the State, but, right and responsibility of all (constitutional principle). Current CCPs, unlike previous CCPs, are concerned with public policies within their constituency areas and seek to prevent improvements to their respective communities;
-Other quite satisfactory data, apart from the number of free services provided to the communities that received the Civic Social Actions, promoted by the SSP and other Secretariats through the Pact for Peace Program. In total, 22,416 (twenty-two four hundred and sixteen) ;
- It is also worth mentioning that with the adaptation of the "Identity in the community" program, there were 9,467 (nine thousand four hundred and sixty-seven) visits, in the issuance of Identity Cards with the use of the Identity Int. Mobile Unit in the cities of São Luís, Buriti Bravo, Parnarama, Quarreiras, Itinga and the Town of Santana, Caxias, Imperatriz, Matões, Strait, New Hill, Penalva, Nina Rodrigues, Presidente Juscelino, Saint John the Baptist, Santo Amaro, Saint Helena, Mirador, Tutoia, Brejo, Arame, Anajatuba, Santana do Maranhão.
-The Pact for Peace program, through the agreement signed between the SSP and SENAI / SESI, attended in various professional courses (from 2016 to the first four months of 2018), totaling 768 (seven hundred and sixty-eight) young graduates.
Negative point:
- Some people (less and less, of course), who attend to the call of the Councils, expect it to be remunerated, and, as it is not, give up in the middle of the road, temporarily and in part compromises a council or a nucleus;
- Own budget for assistance in civic-social actions, with regard to some necessary logistics, for courses that require the purchase of material for activity, etc.