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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Dados úteis para o Hackfest Contra a Corrupção 2 | 3 | Uma lista não exaustiva mas útil de dados que já usamos ou vimos que é viável usar em edições passadas do Hackfest Contra a Corrupção. 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | - [Prontos e já usados](#prontos-e-já-usados) 8 | * [Receitas, licitações e despesas de municípios e estado da PB](#receitas-licitações-e-despesas-de-municípios-e-estado-da-pb) 9 | * [Localização de empresas (CNPJ e CEP)](#localização-de-empresas-cnpj-e-cep) 10 | * [Informações Municípios da Paraíba](#informações-municípios-da-paraíba) 11 | * [Site oficial de dados abertos do TCE-PB](#site-oficial-de-dados-abertos-do-tce-pb) 12 | * [Presenças, votações e votos dos deputados federais na câmara](#presenças-votações-e-votos-dos-deputados-federais-na-câmara) 13 | * [Discursos dos deputados federais na câmara](#discursos-dos-deputados-federais-na-câmara) 14 | * [Gastos da Cota para Exercício da Atividade Parlamentar dos deputados federais](#gastos-da-cota-para-exercício-da-atividade-parlamentar-dos-deputados-federais) 15 | * [Dados das empresas que prestaram serviço ao poder público na PB](#dados-das-empresas-que-prestaram-serviço-ao-poder-público-na-pb) 16 | * [Candidatos, seus bens e as doações que eles receberam nas eleições de 2012, 2014 e 2016](#candidatos-seus-bens-e-as-doações-que-eles-receberam-nas-eleições-de-2012-2014-e-2016) 17 | * [SICONV: uso de verba do governo federal por municípios e estados (e universidades, institutos, ...) via convênios](#siconv-uso-de-verba-do-governo-federal-por-municípios-e-estados-e-universidades-institutos--via-convênios) 18 | * [Prefeitos da PB com contas julgadas irregulares entre 2008 e 2016 pelo TCE-PB](#prefeitos-da-pb-com-contas-julgadas-irregulares-entre-2008-e-2016-pelo-tce-pb) 19 | * [Proposituras da Câmara Municipal de Campina Grande, PB](#proposituras-da-câmara-municipal-de-campina-grande-pb) 20 | - [Aparentemente prontos, mas não foram usados por nós](#aparentemente-prontos-mas-não-foram-usados-por-nós) 21 | * [Nuvem Cívica](#nuvem-cívica) 22 | * [Dados abertos da prefeitura de João Pessoa](#dados-abertos-da-prefeitura-de-joão-pessoa) 23 | * [Despesas – Transferências para Estados, Municípios ou entidades privadas – Portal da Transparência](#despesas--transferências-para-estados-municípios-ou-entidades-privadas--portal-da-transparência) 24 | * [Despesas – Gastos Diretos do Governo Federal – Portal da Transparência](#despesas--gastos-diretos-do-governo-federal--portal-da-transparência) 25 | * [Servidores Civis e Militares do Executivo Federal](#servidores-civis-e-militares-do-executivo-federal) 26 | * [Dirigentes de Empresas](#dirigentes-de-empresas) 27 | * [Transferências Programas Sociais Bolsa Família](#transferências-programas-sociais-bolsa-família) 28 | * [Pedidos e Respostas do e-SIC](#pedidos-e-respostas-do-e-sic) 29 | * [Webservice do e-OUV](#webservice-do-e-ouv) 30 | * [Relatórios da CGU](#relatórios-da-cgu) 31 | * [Cadastro de Empresas Inidôneas e Suspensas (CEIS)](#cadastro-de-empresas-inidôneas-e-suspensas-ceis) 32 | * [Cadastro de Entidades sem Fins Lucrativos Impedidas (CEPIM)](#cadastro-de-entidades-sem-fins-lucrativos-impedidas-cepim) 33 | * [Cadastro Nacional de Empresas Punidas (CNEP)](#cadastro-nacional-de-empresas-punidas-cnep) 34 | * [Dados sistematizados sobre parlamentares, seus gastos, parentes, empresas onde eles gastaram e discursos](#dados-sistematizados-sobre-parlamentares-seus-gastos-parentes-empresas-onde-eles-gastaram-e-discursos) 35 | * [Dados abertos do governo do Estado da PB](#dados-abertos-do-governo-do-estado-da-pb) 36 | - [Possíveis e interessantes](#possíveis-e-interessantes) 37 | * [Atividade dos vereadores em João Pessoa, PB](#atividade-dos-vereadores-em-joão-pessoa-pb) 38 | - [Contribuindo](#contribuindo) 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | --- 43 | 44 | ## Prontos e já usados 45 | 46 | #### Receitas, licitações e despesas de municípios e estado da PB 47 | ? | ! | 48 | --- | --| 49 | *O que é* | Dump do SAGRES, o sistema que o Tribunal de Contas do Estado da PB usa para auditar os municípios e estado. | 50 | *Formato* | csvs (6GB), e um banco MySQL no ar disponível para o hackfest. [O MER do BD é esse](etc/modelo-entidade-relacionamento-sagres.pdf) | 51 | *Dicas* | Temos auditores do TCE como coaches no evento que entendem do riscado. Não temos todas as tabelas mencionadas no MER, pois algumas o TCE classifica como sensíveis. Uma descrição dos dados pode ser encontrada [aqui](etc/Sagres-DescricaoDados.pdf). | 52 | *Acesso* | Ssh: hackfest@150.165.85.32 -p 22030, Mysql: hackfest, MysqlDatabase: sagres | 53 | *Acesso* | $ **mysql -h 150.165.85.32 -P 22030 -u hackfest -p**, MysqlDatabase: sagres | 54 | *Projetos usando* | [contratospublicos.info](http://contratospublicos.info), [Destrinchando os gastos públicos](https://analytics-ufcg.github.io/licitacoes-pb/) | 55 | 56 | --- 57 | 58 | #### Localização de empresas (CNPJ e CEP) 59 | ? | ! | 60 | --- | --| 61 | *O que é* | Dados sobre localizaçes de empresas participantes de licitações públicas. | 62 | *Formato* | Um banco MySQL no ar disponível para o hackfest (Variáveis: nu_CPFCNPJ, nu_CEP) | 63 | *Acesso* | Ssh: hackfest@150.165.85.32 -p 22030, Mysql: hackfest , MysqlDatabase: utils | 64 | *Acesso* | $ **mysql -h 150.165.85.32 -P 22030 -u hackfest -p**, MysqlDatabase: utils | 65 | *Projetos usando* | [Destrinchando os gastos públicos](https://analytics-ufcg.github.io/licitacoes-pb/) | 66 | 67 | --- 68 | 69 | #### Informações Municípios da Paraíba 70 | ? | ! | 71 | --- | --| 72 | *O que é* | Indicadores de educação, indicadores socio-demográficos, dentre outros. IDHM (2010), IDEB (2015), População estimada pelo IBGE (2016). | 73 | *Formato* | Um banco MySQL no ar disponível para o hackfest (Variáveis: nu_CPFCNPJ, nu_CEP) | 74 | *Acesso* | Ssh: hackfest@150.165.85.32 -p 22030, Mysql: hackfest, MysqlDatabase: municipios | 75 | *Acesso* | $ **mysql -h 150.165.85.32 -P 22030 -u hackfest -p**, MysqlDatabase: municipios | 76 | *Projetos usando* | [Destrinchando os gastos públicos](https://analytics-ufcg.github.io/licitacoes-pb/) | 77 | 78 | --- 79 | 80 | ### Site oficial de dados abertos do TCE-PB 81 | ? | ! | 82 | --- | --| 83 | *O que é* | Exportação bruta de dados de várias tabelas do SAGRES Municipal e Estadual e outros sistemas do TCE-PB. | 84 | *Formato* | Arquivos textuais comprimidos. Valores separados pelo caracter "pipe". | 85 | *Url* | https://portal.tce.pb.gov.br/dados-abertos-do-sagres-tcepb/ | 86 | *Dicas* | Tabelas presentes da esfera municipal: Receita Orçamentária, Empenhos, Pagamentos, Estornos, Folha de Pessoal, Licitação, Participantes de Licitação, Propostas de Licitação, Obras; Esfera estadual: Receita Orçamentária, Empenhos, Folha de Pessoal. | 87 | *Projetos usando* | | 88 | 89 | --- 90 | 91 | ### Presenças, votações e votos dos deputados federais na câmara 92 | ? | ! | 93 | --- | --| 94 | *O que é* | Dados das presenças, das propostas votadas e dos votos individuais dos deputados federais. | 95 | *Formato* | Em xml através de uma API da câmara ou em csvs [neste repositório](https://github.com/nazareno/dados-da-camara-federal). | 96 | *Dicas* | Tem bastante dado a mais na API da câmara, inclusive discursos dos deputados. | 97 | *Projetos usando* | [House of Cunha](http://www.houseofcunha.com.br) | 98 | 99 | --- 100 | 101 | ### Discursos dos deputados federais na câmara 102 | ? | ! | 103 | --- | --| 104 | *O que é* | Dados dos discursos de nossos representantes da câmara. | 105 | *Formato* | Em xml através de uma API da câmara | 106 | *Url* | [Na API de dados abertos da câmara](http://www2.camara.leg.br/transparencia/dados-abertos/dados-abertos-legislativo/webservices/sessoesreunioes-2/obterinteiroteordiscursosplenario) | 107 | *Dicas* | Às vezes os exemplos da API não funcionam tal qual estão na página, mas mudando um pouco dá certo. | 108 | *Projetos usando* | [Retórica Parlamentar](http://retorica.labhackercd.net/), [Matéria do NEXO](http://cidadania20.com/projectos/deputados-federais-em-plenario/) | 109 | 110 | --- 111 | 112 | ### Gastos da Cota para Exercício da Atividade Parlamentar dos deputados federais 113 | ? | ! | 114 | --- | --| 115 | *O que é* | Cada deputado tem cerca de R$50 mil / mês para gastar em sua atividade parlamentar. A câmara abriu os dados de todos esses gastos para que a população fiscalize. | 116 | *Formato* | A câmara disponibiliza arquivos XML, JSON, CSV e XLSX compactados para download contendo os dados relativos aos gastos parlamentares registrados na Câmara dos Deputados. | 117 | *Url* | Direto no [site da câmara](http://www2.camara.leg.br/transparencia/cota-para-exercicio-da-atividade-parlamentar/dados-abertos-cota-parlamentar) | 118 | *Dicas* | Tem bastante dado a mais na API da câmara, inclusive discursos dos deputados. | 119 | *Projetos usando* | [House of Cunha](http://www.houseofcunha.com.br), [Serenata de Amor](http://serenatadeamor.org) | 120 | 121 | --- 122 | 123 | ### Dados das empresas que prestaram serviço ao poder público na PB 124 | ? | ! | 125 | --- | --| 126 | *O que é* | CEP, nome e funções no Cadastro Nacional de Atividade Empresarial para cada empresa que prestou algum serviço ou vendeu mercadoria ao poder público na PB | 127 | *Formato* | CSV | 128 | *Url* | Em um HD externo com o pessoal do MPPB no evento. | 129 | *Dicas* | Temos construtoras vendendo remédios? | 130 | *Projetos usando* | [contratospublicos.info](http://contratospublicos.info), [Destrinchando os gastos públicos](https://analytics-ufcg.github.io/licitacoes-pb/) | 131 | 132 | --- 133 | 134 | ### Candidatos, seus bens e as doações que eles receberam nas eleições de 2012, 2014 e 2016 135 | ? | ! | 136 | --- | -- | 137 | *O que é* | Detalhes demográficos, de bens, doações e gastos dos candidatos de 2016 e das eleições anteriores | 138 | *Formato* | CSV | 139 | *Url* | http://www.tse.jus.br/hotSites/pesquisas-eleitorais/candidatos_anos/2016.html | 140 | *Dicas* | Há um dicionário dos dados em pdf. O formato mudou um pouco ao longo dos anos, mas eles procuram manter a compatibilidade. Não é simples cruzar os nomes dos candidatos com os dos parlamentares na API da câmara. | 141 | *Projetos usando* | [De onde vem o dinheiro nas eleições de 2016?](https://nazareno.shinyapps.io/minha-cidade/), [Nossos vereadores, Campina Grande](http://www.vereadorescg.cc) | 142 | 143 | --- 144 | 145 | ### SICONV: uso de verba do governo federal por municípios e estados (e universidades, institutos, ...) via convênios 146 | ? | ! | 147 | --- | -- | 148 | *O que é* | Boa parte das obras estruturantes e grandes serviços dos municípios e estados é feito com verba federal obtida via convênios. O SICONV tem dados abertos detalhados sobre os convênios celebrados, licitações e pagamentos envolvidos, se a prestação de contas foi aceita ou houve problema, e o cronograma disso tudo. Tem também informação dizendo se a verba do convênio é resultante de uma emenda parlamentar de um deputado federal ou senador. | 149 | *Formato* | CSVs | 150 | *Url* | http://portal.convenios.gov.br/download-de-dados | 151 | *Dicas* | Há um MER na página. Os csvs são atualizados diariamente. Esses csvs são mais completos que a API de convênios. Prestação de contas rejeitada é sinal de que o convênio não foi executado corretamente. Deputados alocam verbas via emendas parlamentares que acabam sendo executadas como convênios. | 152 | *Projetos usando* | [As Diferentonas](https://github.com/nazareno/diferentonas-server/), [Na emenda dos deputados](https://github.com/CelioBarros/NaEmendaDeputado), Quase todos [os apps que participaram do hackathon do MJ](https://github.com/LabPi) | 153 | 154 | --- 155 | 156 | ### Prefeitos da PB com contas julgadas irregulares entre 2008 e 2016 pelo TCE-PB 157 | ? | ! | 158 | --- | --| 159 | *O que é* | Lista dos gestores que tiveram sua prestação de contas anual rejeitada pelo Tribunal de Contas do Estado, que fiscaliza as contas dos municípios e do Estado da PB. | 160 | *Formato* | csv | 161 | *Url* | [Neste link](etc/contas-irregulares-segundo-TCE.csv) | 162 | *Dicas* | Tem dados sobre pessoal na folha de pagamento da prefeitura, o que não é comum. | 163 | *Projetos usando* | | 164 | 165 | --- 166 | 167 | ### Proposituras da Câmara Municipal de Campina Grande, PB 168 | ? | ! | 169 | --- | --| 170 | *O que é* | Dados sobre proposituras dos vereadores, incluindo o que foi proposto, a categoria da propositura, o tema e alguns dados demográficos dos vereadores. | 171 | *Formato* | Banco postgres + crawler | 172 | *Url* | Os dados estão [nesse repo](https://github.com/augustoqm/cg-insights-data) e o crawler [nesse outro](https://github.com/augustoqm/cg-insights-data-gen) | 173 | *Dicas* | Os dados não são abertos, mas estão públicos. O crawler e abordagem devem ser facilmente adaptáveis para outras câmaras que usem um software parecido de controle das proposituras. O de CG tem [essa cara](http://187.115.174.90:8080/ScanLexWeb/). | 174 | *Projetos usando* | www.vereadorescg.cc | 175 | 176 | --- 177 | 178 | ## Aparentemente prontos, mas não foram usados por nós 179 | 180 | ### Nuvem Cívica 181 | ? | ! | 182 | --- | --| 183 | *O que é* | API de acesso para diversas fontes de dados abertos governamentais.| 184 | *Formato* | API REST (json) | 185 | *Url* | https://github.com/AppCivicoPlataforma/AppCivico | 186 | *Dicas* | Tem informações georreferênciadas sobre escolas e estabelecimentos de saúde públicos/privados do país (coletados através do DATA SUS e INEP). Há tembém informações sobre os remédios fabricados no Brasil (ANVISA). Além disso, há API para consulta de postos do Site Nacional de Empregos (SINE)| 187 | *Projetos usando* | | 188 | 189 | --- 190 | 191 | 192 | ### Dados abertos da prefeitura de João Pessoa 193 | ? | ! | 194 | --- | --| 195 | *O que é* | Dados sobre pessoal, licitações, convênios, verba de publicidade e despesas/receitas da prefeitura. | 196 | *Formato* | csvs ou sql | 197 | *Url* | http://transparencia.joaopessoa.pb.gov.br/download | 198 | *Dicas* | Tem dados sobre pessoal na folha de pagamento da prefeitura, o que não é comum. | 199 | *Projetos usando* | | 200 | 201 | --- 202 | 203 | ### Despesas – Transferências para Estados, Municípios ou entidades privadas – Portal da Transparência 204 | ? | ! | 205 | --- | --| 206 | *O que é* | Transferências de recursos federais, constitucionais, legais ou voluntárias, para estados, municípios, Distrito Federal, instituições privadas com e sem fins lucrativos e ao exterior, realizados pelos órgãos e entidades da Administração Pública Federal, que executam as despesas pelo Sistema Integrado de Administração Financeira do Governo Federal (Siafi). | 207 | *Formato* | CSV | 208 | *Url* | http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/downloads/mensal.asp?c=Transferencias#meses04| 209 | *Dicas* | Dados atualizados mensalmente. | 210 | *Projetos usando* | Para onde foi o meu dinheiro? | 211 | 212 | --- 213 | 214 | ### Despesas – Gastos Diretos do Governo Federal – Portal da Transparência 215 | ? | ! | 216 | --- | --| 217 | *O que é* | Pagamentos para aquisição e contratação de obras e compras governamentais, dentre outros, realizados pelos órgãos e entidades da Administração Pública Federal, que executam as despesas pelo Sistema Integrado de Administração Financeira do Governo Federal (Siafi). Dados disponibilizados no Portal da Transparência | 218 | *Formato* | CSV | 219 | *Url* | http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/downloads/mensal.asp?c=GastosDiretos | 220 | *Dicas* | Dados atualizados mensalmente. | 221 | *Projetos usando* | Para onde foi o meu dinheiro? | 222 | 223 | --- 224 | 225 | ### Servidores Civis e Militares do Executivo Federal 226 | ? | ! | 227 | --- | --| 228 | *O que é* | Informações sobre cargo, função, situação funcional e remuneração dos servidores civis e militares, bem como dos agentes públicos do Poder Executivo Federal. | 229 | *Formato* | CSV | 230 | *Url* | http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/downloads/servidores.asp | 231 | *Dicas* | Atualização mensal | 232 | *Projetos usando* | | 233 | 234 | --- 235 | 236 | ### Dirigentes de Empresas 237 | ? | ! | 238 | --- | --| 239 | *O que é* | Informações sobre ocupantes de cargos de gerência e direção em empresas estatais e subsidiárias. | 240 | *Formato* | CSV | 241 | *Url* | http://www.portaldatransparencia.gov.br/downloads/snapshot.asp?c=Dirigentes | 242 | *Dicas* | Atualização mensal | 243 | *Projetos usando* | | 244 | 245 | --- 246 | 247 | ### Transferências Programas Sociais Bolsa Família 248 | ? | ! | 249 | --- | --| 250 | *O que é* | Informações sobre as transferências de recursos federais diretamente repassados a cidadãos, referentes ao pagamento do Bolsa Família, realizadas pelo Ministério do Desenvolvimento Social, por meio da Caixa Econômica Federal. | 251 | *Formato* | CSV | 252 | *Url* | http://www.portaldatransparencia.gov.br/downloads/mensal.asp?c=BolsaFamiliaFolhaPagamento | 253 | *Dicas* | Atualização mensal | 254 | *Projetos usando* | | 255 | 256 | --- 257 | 258 | ### Pedidos e Respostas do e-SIC 259 | ? | ! | 260 | --- | --| 261 | *O que é* | Base de dados dos pedidos e respostas realizados no Poder Executivo Federal, por meio do e-SIC, com base na Lei de Acesso à Informação.| 262 | *Formato* | CSV e XML | 263 | *Url* | http://www.consultaesic.cgu.gov.br/busca/_layouts/15/DownloadPedidos/DownloadDados.aspx | 264 | *Dicas* | O arquivo Pedidos contém dados sobre as solicitações, incluindo o conteúdo dos pedidos e respostas. Já o arquivo Recursos fornece o conteúdo, dentre outros dados, dos recursos apresentados pelo solicitante quando ele entende que não foram concedidas a informação ou o motivo para a negativa. O arquivo solicitante fornece informações individualizadas, exceto nome, sobre os autores dos pedidos. Atualização diária | 265 | *Projetos usando* | Achados e Pedidos | 266 | 267 | --- 268 | 269 | ### Webservice do e-OUV 270 | ? | ! | 271 | --- | --| 272 | *O que é* |Webservice para registro e consulta de manifestações de ouvidoria (denúncias, reclamações, sugestões etc.) direcionadas às ouvidorias do governo federal, incluindo a Ouvidoria-Geral da União da CGU.| 273 | *Formato* | | 274 | *Url* | [Neste link](etc/e-ouv---documentacao-webservices.docx) | 275 | *Dicas* |O documento disponível no link acima explica como acessar os serviços e conectar seu aplicativo ao e-OUV. Por meio do serviço, um aplicativo para detectar irregularidades em obras federais pode, por exemplo, registrar diretamente uma denúncia para a CGU. Importante: o e-OUV permite o registro apenas de manifestações para órgãos do Poder Executivo Federal. Assim, se a obra ou serviço for realizado apenas com recursos estaduais, por exemplo, a denúncia deve ser encaminhada a órgãos estaduais como ouvidoria do Governo do Estado, Tribunal de Contas ou Ministério Público estadual.| 276 | *Projetos usando* | Reclame Aqui | 277 | 278 | --- 279 | 280 | ### Relatórios da CGU 281 | ? | ! | 282 | --- | --| 283 | *O que é* | Relatórios de fiscalização em estados e municípios, auditorias anuais de contas de órgãos federais, avaliações de programas federais, entre outros. | 284 | *Formato* |PDF | 285 | *Url* | http://auditoria.cgu.gov.br/public/relatorio/consultar.jsf?windowId=9db | 286 | *Dicas* |É possível baixar um ou mais arquivos ou exportar a lista de resultados em formato csv. | 287 | *Projetos usando* | | 288 | 289 | --- 290 | 291 | ### Cadastro de Empresas Inidôneas e Suspensas (CEIS) 292 | ? | ! | 293 | --- | --| 294 | *O que é* | Empresas e pessoas físicas que sofreram sanções pelos órgãos e entidades da administração pública das diversas esferas federativas. | 295 | *Formato* | csv | 296 | *Url* | http://www.portaldatransparencia.gov.br/downloads/snapshot.asp?c=CEIS | 297 | *Dicas* | | 298 | *Projetos usando* | | 299 | 300 | --- 301 | 302 | ### Cadastro de Entidades sem Fins Lucrativos Impedidas (CEPIM) 303 | ? | ! | 304 | --- | --| 305 | *O que é* | Entidades privadas sem fins lucrativos que estão impedidas de celebrar convênios, contratos de repasse ou termos de parceria com a administração pública federal | 306 | *Formato* | csv | 307 | *Url* | http://www.portaldatransparencia.gov.br/downloads/snapshot.asp?c=CEPIM | 308 | *Dicas* | | 309 | *Projetos usando* | | 310 | 311 | ### Cadastro Nacional de Empresas Punidas (CNEP) 312 | ? | ! | 313 | --- | --| 314 | *O que é* | Empresas que sofreram sanções previstas pela Lei nº 12.846/2013 (Lei Anticorrupção). As informações abrangem órgãos e entidades da administração pública das esferas federal, estadual e municipal. | 315 | *Formato* | csv | 316 | *Url* | http://www.portaldatransparencia.gov.br/downloads/snapshot.asp?c=CNEP | 317 | *Dicas* | | 318 | *Projetos usando* | | 319 | 320 | --- 321 | 322 | ### Dados sistematizados sobre parlamentares, seus gastos, parentes, empresas onde eles gastaram e discursos 323 | ? | ! | 324 | --- | --| 325 | *O que é* | Dados da câmara e de outras fontes, incluindo geolocalização das empresas onde parlamentares gastaram, seus parentes, seus assessores e mais coisa que parece bem legal, sistematizado pelo pessoal da Operação Serenata de Amor | 326 | *Formato* | csvs compactados como xz | 327 | *Url* | https://github.com/datasciencebr/serenata-toolbox/ , também temos os dados no evento no hd externo chamado nuvem | 328 | *Dicas* | | 329 | *Projetos usando* | https://serenatadeamor.org | 330 | 331 | --- 332 | 333 | ### Dados abertos do governo do Estado da PB 334 | ? | ! | 335 | --- | --| 336 | *O que é* | Dados sobre receitas, despesas por tipo, diárias, passagens, licitações, dispensas de licitações, contratos, aditivos e convênios do Estado da PB | 337 | *Formato* | csv | 338 | *Url* | http://dados.pb.gov.br/ | 339 | *Dicas* | | 340 | *Projetos usando* | | 341 | 342 | 343 | ## Possíveis e interessantes 344 | 345 | ### Atividade dos vereadores em João Pessoa, PB 346 | ? | ! | 347 | --- | --| 348 | *O que é* | O sistema de registro de proposituras da Câmara Municipal pode ser vasculhado e acompanhado por um crawler. | 349 | *Formato* | Hoje em HTML, mas em um formato simpático a crawlers. | 350 | *Url* | [Este](http://177.200.32.195:9673/sapl/relatorios_administrativos/historicoTramitacoes/historicoTramitacoes_mostrar_proc?txt_dat_inicio_periodo=11%2F11%2F2016&txt_dat_fim_periodo=06%2F06%2F2017&lst_cod_unid_tram_dest=0&lst_tip_materia=0&lst_status=0&btn_materia_pesquisar=Pesquisar) pode ser um ponto de partida para o crawling. | 351 | *Dicas* | Fizemos algo parecido no passado para a CMCG. 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