Five million Brazilians have already issued the new identity card.
So far, the new identity card is issued in 23 states and in the Federal District.
Executive Director of InterID, Célio Ribeiro, Addresses the Importance of the CIN and Challenges in a Special Participation in the New Documents Course.
Executive Director of InterID, Célio Ribeiro, Addresses the Importance of the CIN and Challenges in a Special Participation in the New Documents Course.
FrenID promotes a seminar on the identification of newborns and the abduction of children and adolescents.
The event brought together authorities and experts to discuss crucial issues related to the identification of newborns and the prevention of child and adolescent abduction.
Legislative Journey – Early Childhood, Childhood, Adolescence, and Youth: climate urgency, artificial intelligence, health, and violence.
With the support of FrenID, we will discuss how to build a more just and equal society for our little ones. Come and join this important moment!
TRUST AND RESPECT FOR TWO DECADES. CONFIDENCE IN SUCCESS FOR THE NEXT 20 YEARS.
May the next 20 years of success for the ITI come. I hope that at some point, another signature can be added to this document that I had the pleasure of receiving from the former executive directors of the ITI, to whom I publicly express my gratitude for their consideration.
Representatives of the Digital Identity Industry visit ITI
Associadas da ABRID apresentam avanços da CIN nos estados brasileiros
FrenID and Digital Government Secretariat align strategies for CIN implementation
FrenID and the Digital Government Secretariat align strategies for the implementation of the National Identity Card (CIN)
Minister of Public Management and FrenID discuss the progress of the CIN
The meeting was marked by strategic discussions and actions aimed at advancing the National Identity Card (CIN) project
Media Highlight: Interview with the Secretary of Digital Government, Rogério Mascarenhas, Emphasizing the Importance of the CIN
Excellent interview with the Secretary of Digital Government, Rogério Mascarenhas, on the Globonews special this Sunday, February 25, 2024.
InterID and UNICEF Meet to Discuss Cooperation on Child Identification Issues
On the morning of Thursday, February 8th, the International Identification Institute (InterID) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) held a virtual meeting for an institutional presentation of both entities, highlighting their priority areas of focus. Among the topics discussed were child sub-identification, which leads to numerous crimes against children in Brazil and worldwide, immigrant identification, and the identification of indigenous children. Célio Ribeiro, CEO of InterID, expressed his satisfaction with the unique opportunity to learn more about UNICEF’s activities and to share InterID’s efforts in addressing challenges such as sub-identification, the abduction of minors from maternity wards, and child trafficking. He emphasized that these issues are partly a result of the country’s still inefficient identification system. Ribeiro highlighted the crucial role played by UNICEF, describing it as a key initiative to improve the quality of life for Brazilians, especially for children who receive due attention from the UN on matters of collective interest. UNICEF’s work on immigration issues was also emphasized during the meeting. With the increasing influx of families from neighboring nations and areas experiencing civil conflict, it is common for foreign children to be born or enter national territory without proper documentation. “In this context, UNICEF’s role has been vital in providing support and assistance to these families, as identity is an essential factor for the social inclusion of native-born, naturalized, and foreign Brazilians,” Ribeiro explained. When asked about the current status of the National Identification Card (CIN) implementation, Célio Ribeiro briefly outlined the progress and success of the project, stressing its importance in child identification. He foresees significant progress in neonatal identification through the use of the electronic Live Birth Certificate (DNV-e), which will enhance security by linking the biometrics of the child and the mother. Participants from UNICEF included Rosana Veiga, Head of the Child and Adolescent Protection Area Against Violence; Deborah Grajzer, Child Protection Officer; and Ana Carolina, Child Protection Specialist in Emergency Situations. Rosana Veiga recognized the importance of InterID’s initiatives, acknowledging their relevance and contribution to raising awareness of critical issues. As a result of the meeting, both institutions committed to keeping each other informed about their activities in the field of child identification, with the aim of generating information for the formalization of a Technical Cooperation Agreement and/or studies that could provide UNICEF with valuable and crucial data for decision-making.
