The time for specific actions, isolated and without any connection with each other, has now been relegated to the past with the launch of the National Public Safety with Citizenship Program (Pronasci) in 2007. More than one just a title, the words "with Citizenship" defines the difference between Pronasci and actions that came before it. In addition to sharing responsibilities with states and municipalities in the fight against crime, the plan's actions go far beyond repression, including, among others, training of community leaders, human rights training for prosecutors and judges and investments in professional development of police.
Those selected for the project receive a monthly allowance of R$ 190 to act to prevent violence against youths and women, ranging from offering guidance to forwarding victims to the social assistance network and for projects like I Protect. This, in turn, monitors young people between 15 and 24 years old who are at risk within their families or are socially vulnerable, former convicts or carrying out social-educational sentences.