SC Even Better: what are the challenges for the five priority themes in covering the 2026 Elections

SC Even Better: Elections 2026 Arte/NSC TV The SC Even Better project, a multimedia initiative by the NSC, defined the five themes that will guide the special coverage of the 2026 Elections in Santa Catarina. The choice was made by the public in a vote on g1 and NSC Total with 17 themes, reinforcing the project's commitment to placing voters at the center of the discussion about the future of the state. In the fifth edition, SC Even Melhor will bring the main desires of the people of Santa Catarina to the candidates, contributing to an electoral campaign connected to the real needs of the population. ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp From the public vote, the five priority axes were defined that will guide special reports, interviews, debates and content produced throughout the electoral process. They are: Infrastructure for production flow Management of basic sanitation Security Homeless population Education Participation of entities in the construction of proposals In addition to popular participation, NSC journalists heard from more than 75 entities from Santa Catarina, who presented diagnoses, challenges and proposals related to the main themes of public interest. Based on this work, a digital booklet was created that brings together the main demands highlighted by the population and the entities consulted. The document addresses issues considered priorities for the development of Santa Catarina and seeks to contribute to qualified public debate during the electoral period. SC EVEN BETTER: Check out the booklet with the priority issues and opinions of entities The material will be delivered to candidates for government and Senate, political parties and institutions of the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary branches. Special series presented the most voted themes To present the themes and understand the challenges for the next government, NSC prepared a series of five reports listening to entities on each of the five subjects. Review the reports below: INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PRODUCTION DISPOSAL