• 2 min de lectura
• 2 min de lectura
The PortosRio Ombudsman's Office participated, on June 18, in the 1st Compliance Day, promoted by Nittrans at the Caminho Niemeyer Auditorium, in Niterói. The event brought together specialists with the aim of strengthening the culture of ethics, integrity, transparency, and good governance practices within the scope of public administration.
Organized by Débora Oliveira, Nittrans Governance Coordinator, the meeting gathered professionals and specialists to share experiences and discuss mechanisms that contribute to an increasingly efficient, transparent, and committed public management focused on the collective interest.
The program included lectures by Arlindo Rocha, Integrity and Compliance Consultant for the General Comptroller's Office of the Municipality of Niterói; Roberta Carvalhaes, PortosRio Ombudsman; and Carolina Bastos, President of the OAB Niterói Compliance Commission.
Representing PortosRio, Roberta Carvalhaes gave the lecture "Public Transparency," addressing the fundamental concepts of the topic and highlighting the differences between active transparency and passive transparency. During her presentation, the Ombudsman also shared the practices adopted by PortosRio to strengthen institutional transparency and ensure access to information.
Another highlight of the lecture was the presentation of the Company's history of achievements in the National Public Transparency Program (PNTP), which resulted in the conquest of the Diamond Seal awarded in the evaluation carried out by the Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) in the previous cycle, a recognition that reinforces PortosRio's commitment to excellence in public management and accountability to society.
The participation of the Ombudsman's Office in the event reaffirms PortosRio's commitment to promoting integrity, transparency, and governance, fundamental pillars for strengthening public trust and building an increasingly efficient and responsible administration.