MAPPING OF PNCV IMPACT ASSESSMENT RESEARCH - POLICYNATIONAL OF LIVING CULTURE IN INDIGENOUS AND QUILOMBOLA COMMUNITIES

Abstract

This article deals with a study on the National Policy for Living Culture (PNCV), to promote cultural diversity
in Brazil, with the general objective of critically analyzing the effectiveness of the National Policy for Living Culture
(PNCV) in promoting cultural diversity and social inclusion in indigenous and quilombola communities in Brazil. To
achieve the general objective, it was based exclusively on bibliographic analysis. The methodology involves a critical
analysis of Culture Points, which serve as spaces for cultural management and expression. The study reveals that
fragmentation in implementation results in inequality in access to resources, while a lack of visibility limits the
recognition of initiatives. Furthermore, Pontos de Cultura face financial difficulties and excessive bureaucracy, which
hampers their continuity and innovation. Cultural resistance and the devaluation of practices of certain groups require
educational actions to promote respect for diversity. The PNCV tends to focus on urban areas, marginalizing rural
expressions and lacking coordination between spheres of government. The working conditions of cultural professionals
also impact the quality of initiatives. Therefore, the PNCV must be constantly reviewed and improved to ensure that the
needs of communities are met, promoting a more inclusive and equitable culture in Brazil.