Percepções sobre o Programa Bolsa Família na sociedade brasileira

Castro, Henrique de Oliveira; Walter, M; Santana, Cora Maria Bender de; Stephanou, Michelle Conceição

doi:10.1590/s0104-62762009000200003

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“…Such programmes are focused on the poorest sectors of Brazilian society and demand only that the family maintains their children in school, are not involved in illegal underage work and are up‐to‐date with vaccinations and medical examinations (Castro et al . ; Bolsa Família ), thus contributing not only to bringing families involved in oyster culture in Pará above the poverty line, but also to improving their education and health. For example, the son of an oyster farmer at AGROMAR recently graduated with a bachelor's degree in Fisheries Engineering from UFPA, Bragança, and sales of oysters sustained him during his studies (Lead author pers.…”

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“…In relation to government assistance, 43 of the 79 oyster growers in Par a have access to programmes run by the federal government, such as Bolsa Fam ılia, a social welfare project that provides a guaranteed minimum income for families, which varies with the number of children and the family income. Such programmes are focused on the poorest sectors of Brazilian society and demand only that the family maintains their children in school, are not involved in illegal underage work and are up-to-date with vaccinations and medical examinations (Castro et al 2009; Bolsa Fam ılia 2017), thus contributing not only to bringing families involved in oyster culture in Par a above the poverty line, but also to improving their education and health. For example, the son of an oyster farmer at AGROMAR recently graduated with a bachelor's degree in Fisheries Engineering from UFPA, Braganc ßa, and sales of oysters sustained him during his studies (Lead author pers.…”

Section: Legal Status and Social Organizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Oyster culture on the Amazon mangrove coast: asymmetries and advances in an emerging sector

Sampaio

Tagliaro

Schneider

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Reviews in Aquaculture

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Oyster culture activity along the eastern Amazon mangrove coast in Pará state, Brazil, was evaluated using socio‐economic data to support its management and future development. Between 2013 and 2014, surveys were carried out in the region's seven oyster culture associations through interviews with the president of each association as well as with 56 members (72% of the total). Further data up to 2016 were obtained from annual reports of the Serviço Brasileiro de Apoio às Micro e Pequenas Empresas in Pará and the Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística. Two associations stand out from the rest due to their larger on‐growing areas and total production in 2013. However, smaller associations are more efficient with higher production per unit area. Currently, oyster culture in Pará provides an alternative source of income for 80 families, where total production has increased from 8.25 tons in 2013 to 41.8 tons in 2016. Although associations have grown in number since 2006, along with increased capacity and production due to government assistance, in comparison with other regions of Brazil, they need to be better organized internally, including regular monitoring of growth, production and environmental variables, development of depuration facilities and improved distribution and presentation of products. Diversification of seed supply among different locations is desirable. There should also be less dependence on public funding and more partnerships with private enterprise, as well as active coparticipation in the development of legislation and public policies regulating both oyster culture and protection of natural oyster beds.

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Section: Legal Status and Social Organizationmentioning

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Oyster culture on the Amazon mangrove coast: asymmetries and advances in an emerging sector

Sampaio

Tagliaro

Schneider

et al. 2017

Reviews in Aquaculture

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“…At the same time, the political landscape surrounding the programme has also evolved. Public opinion research suggests Brazilians accept the programme and do not blame the poor for their poverty (Castro, Walter, Santana, & Stephanou, 2009). Moreover, presidential candidates who have vied for the presidency against Presidents Lula and Dilma Rousseff of the Workers' Party have pledged support for programme continuity.…”

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Pathways to Citizen Accountability: Brazil’s Bolsa Família

Sugiyama

2016

The Journal of Development Studies

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This article examines the pathways -citizen-driven, bottom-up oversight or state-centred administrative controls -that have played the largest role in promoting the accountability of the Bolsa Família programme. The exploratory analysis draws on interviews with local and federal officials as well as beneficiaries of the Bolsa Família in order to identify the ways monitoring and accountability have evolved in practise and on the ground. Field research highlights that citizen-and community-driven participatory mechanisms for ongoing monitoring and accountability are relatively weak. Top-down administrative regulations, such as programmatic transparency and random audits, have largely worked to protect the integrity of the programme. The article concludes by discussing the opportunities for greater community-driven participatory oversight in the future.

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“…Adm. Pública -Rio de Janeiro 48(6): 1381-1405, nov./dez. 2014 classes em situação de pobreza, bem como não exigir contribuições dos favorecidos (Castro et al, 2009).…”

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A voz do beneficiário: uma análise da eficácia do Programa Bolsa Família

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Esta pesquisa analisa a eficácia do Programa Bolsa Família (PBF), pela perspectiva dos beneficiários deste programa de transferência de renda. Para tanto, foi desenvolvida uma pesquisa quali-quantitativa com 50 beneficiários e seu resultado analisado pela metodologia do discurso do sujeito coletivo (DSC), desenvolvida por Lefèvre e Lefèvre (2003). Da análise dos discursos, foi constatado que o beneficiário percebe como resultado de sua inserção no PBF o aumento da renda e a melhoria da qualidade de vida da sua família. Contudo, observaram-se falhas na percepção de alguns objetivos do programa, principalmente relacionados com a emancipação sustentada das famílias.Pa l a v r a s -c h a v e : Programa Bolsa Família; eficácia; análise. La voz del beneficiario: un análisis de la eficacia del Programa Bolsa FamíliaEsta investigación analizar la eficacia del Programa Bolsa Familia (PBF), desde la perspectiva de los beneficiarios de este programa de transferencia de efectivo. Para esta, se desarrolló una investigación cualitativa-cuantitativa con 50 beneficiarios y su resultado se analizó por el método del discurso del sujeto colectivo (DSC), desarrollado por Lefèvre y Lefèvre (2003). Del análisis del discurso, se encontró que el beneficiario percibe como consecuencia de su inclusión en el PBF un aumento en el presupuesto y la mejora de la calidad de vida de su familia. Sin embargo, estudio también reveló algunas fallas

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Percepções sobre o Programa Bolsa Família na sociedade brasileira

Cited by 31 publications

References 7 publications

Oyster culture on the Amazon mangrove coast: asymmetries and advances in an emerging sector

Oyster culture on the Amazon mangrove coast: asymmetries and advances in an emerging sector

Pathways to Citizen Accountability: Brazil’s Bolsa Família

A voz do beneficiário: uma análise da eficácia do Programa Bolsa Família

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