Uma meta-análise acerca da implementação da casa da mulher brasileira e a influência da descentralização na gestão de políticas públicas para mulheres.

Abstract

Considering that violence against women constitutes a structural problem in Brazil and that the decentralization of public policies directly affects their implementation within the federative context, this study addresses the analysis of the Casa da Mulher Brasileira from the perspective of decentralization in the management of public policies for women, aiming to examine the effects of this process on policy execution and sustainability. To this end, it was necessary to investigate how decentralization is addressed in public policies for women in Brazil, analyze the role of the Casa da Mulher Brasileira as an instrument of administrative decentralization, and identify the main results associated with its implementation in different federative contexts. Therefore, an applied research was conducted, with a qualitative approach and exploratory-descriptive character, through a systematic literature review and qualitative meta-synthesis, organized according to the administrative, fiscal, and political dimensions of decentralization. The findings indicate that administrative decentralization strengthens the integration of service networks when supported by intersectoral coordination, that financial sustainability is essential for policy continuity, and that institutional priority directly influences territorial consolidation, leading to the conclusion that the effectiveness of the Casa da Mulher Brasileira depends on the balance between local autonomy, adequate funding, and stable multilevel governance.