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This case study features in 'The Government AI Campus in Action: Lessons and stories from the global movement to build AI-ready governments' report

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Case study: Getting Brazil’s public servants AI-ready

"Together we will shape the future of public service"

Patrícia Baldez Américo Minervino

General Coordinator, Artificial Intelligence Innovation Laboratory, Escola Nacional de Administração Pública (ENAP)

“LIIA is thrilled to partner with Apolitical in bringing cutting-edge AI training to Brazilian public servants. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to ethical, safe and future-driven innovation. By customising and hosting the Apolitical AI Campus courses, ENAP empowers the Brazilian workforce to harness AI’s potential responsibly. Heartfelt thanks to Apolitical for their openness and dedication to that path we are just begging to cross through. Together, we can go further and faster. Together, we will shape the future of public service. And it is [going to be] a great one.”
- Patrícia Baldez Américo Minervino

Apolitical has joined forces with Brazil’s newly established federal Innovation Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence (LIIA) to deliver a game-changing initiative for the country’s public sector. This powerful collaboration builds on Apolitical’s longstanding relationship with the Escola Nacional de Administração Pública (ENAP) — Brazil’s National School of Public Administration — and its innovation hub, GNova.

Together, Apolitical and LIIA are adapting a suite of Government AI Campus courses tailored to the Brazilian public sector and translated into Portuguese. The training will be made available over the coming months to public servants on EV.G, the government’s online learning platform, which is accessible to the whole of the public sector in Brazil. A new course on the intersection of AI and climate, powered by content from Stanford Online, will launch at ENAP’s annual Semana de Inovação (Innovation Week) in September 2025. The course includes lectures and educational content from faculty and instructors in the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability.

As Brazil expands its AI capabilities, this partnership ensures public servants have access to ethical, inclusive and practical AI training, laying the foundation for responsible innovation across the government.