BETWEEN THE SPORTS LEISURE PARTICIPATORY AND ENVIRONMENTAL AND TOURISM LEISURE – THE LEISURE NATIONAL POLICIES IN BROTAS / SP
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.52291Keywords:
Leisure activities. Community development. Public policies. Intersectoral action.Abstract
The work analyzed the Organic Law and the Master Plan that underpin leisure policies in Brotas, SP, Brazil. The focus was on measures implemented, with special attention to management of the inter-sector coordination of leisure, one of the municipal guidelines. The document corpus included decrees, acts and ordinances, complemented by observation of daily leisure activities in that municipality. Brotas’s leisure legislation indicated balance between participatory and environmental sports leisure and tourist leisure. The latter should generate resources and staff training for the former, in order to implement policies aimed at local citizens. However, by analyzing the actions, we found a mismatch between the two emphases given to leisure. Business tourism leisure was the focus of the municipal administration, which facilitated exploratory tourism where business aimed at private and privatizing interests.
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