Monitoring for the evaluation of regulatory performance of the Brazilian National Institute for Metrology, Quality and Technology

The aim of this paper is to present the systematic Madri - Monitoring for Inmetro (Brazilian National Institute for Metrology, Quality, and Technology)'s Regulatory Performance Evaluation. Having the cause-and-effect map developed by Ocde as main theory to evaluate regulatory impact, the research was based on the steps of previous knowledge, evidence search and evidence analysis, using the strategies of bibliographic research, documental analysis, interviews and survey. Composed of perspectives, constraints and parameters, Madri - which can be reproduced, with certain adaptation, to other regulatory realities - has the potential, at first, to foster the management driven by results, generating regulation improvement and enhancing learning, and, then, in a broader way, to reduce the national regulatory system's deficiency in ex post evaluation.