Tewá was responsible for conducting a participatory diagnosis of the social organization of care in Belém, using an intersectional and gender-based perspective, as well as mixed methodologies. More than 160 women were interviewed, with the aim of informing the local government in the process of building a municipal care system that recognizes the value of both paid and unpaid care work, responds to the needs of women and those in need of care and promotes a culture of social and gender co-responsibility.