A construção de um sistema de garantia da segurança alimentar e nutricional para o Brasil

Barros, Maria Sylvia Carvalho de; Costa, Vera Mariza Henriques de Miranda

doi:10.20396/san.v23i1.8635623

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“…The PNSAN and the Sistema Nacional de Segurança Alimentar e Nutricional (SISAN, National System of Food and Nutrition Security) also supported the expansion of the field of nutrition. Several programs aimed to promote Segurança Alimentar e Nutricional (SAN, Food and Nutrition Security) and public facilities, such as government-backed economy restaurants, community kitchens, food banks, family agriculture food distribution units, have all counted with the aid of a nutritionist [24]. Another consequence of the advance in this field was the institution of the Política Nacional de Agroecologia e Produção Orgânica (PNAPO, National Policy on Agroecology and Organic Production), in 2012, increasing the possibility of intersectoral action [25].…”

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Nutritionist’s job market: 80 years of history

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Objective To analyze the increase in the number of nutritionists and the aspects of the job market in the last decade. Methods Critical test based on literature review and official data provided by nutrition councils and other entities. Results There was an average yearly increase of 8,248 nutritionists in the period from 2010 to 2017, having the largest contingent of professionals concentrated in the Brazilian Southeast region. In 2017 there were 126,539 nutritionists registered in the country’s ten regional councils, practically twice as much as in 2009 (60,554 nutritionists). Even though the last nationwide research on the profile of nutritionists was performed in 2006, the production of local studies showed that more than half of the professionals voluntarily continued their education after graduating. In 2018 the Federal Council of Nutritionists updated the areas of work with details divided in subareas, segments and subsegments. Public spaces for food security, primary health care and sports nutrition are examples of new fields for the nutritionist. In the period of analysis there was an increase of 58.9% of the wage floor, however, still below the national average and other health professionals, and with longer working hours. The current wage floor for nutritionists is R$2,558.05. Conclusion In addition to the increase in the number of professionals, there were adjustments in specific labor legislation, as well as geographical repositioning, diversification and expansion of the job market. It is necessary to move ahead, mainly in what concerns a more extended and holistic understanding of the profession.

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“…The Food and Nutrition Security National Council (Conselho Nacional de Segurança Alimentar e Nutricional -CONSEA) articulates the debate between the government and civil society, and its main task is to advise the President of the Republic on the formulation of Food and Nutrition Security policies and the definition of guidelines for the country to guarantee the Human Right to Adequate Food for all, in collaboration with other SISAN bodies (7,8) .…”

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Social participation of food and nutrition security counselors

Cardoso

Campelo

Aguiar

et al. 2018

Rev Bras Promoc Saúde

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This Open Access article is published under the a Creative Commons license which permits use, distribution and reproduction in any medium without restrictions, provided the work is correctly cited SOCIAL PARTICIPATION OF FOOD AND NUTRITION SECURITY COUNSELORS Participação social de conselheiros de segurança alimentar e nutricional Participación social de asesores de seguridad alimentaria y nutricional

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“…The broader sphere (national) has a strategic position in organizing administration and, therefore, it should help the base levels (state and municipal) through assistance and support in terms of administrative organization (Vidor et al, 2011). With the responsibility of leading the process of decentralization and articulation, federal agencies must "encourage, sensitize, and stimulate other spheres" to assume the commitment to build a SISAN (Barros;Costa, 2016 p. 803). Fulfilling this role promotes autonomy and strengthens the responsiveness and commitment of the administrator at the local level (Medeiros et al, 2019;Vidor et al, 2011).…”

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“…In this sense, the identification of actions already taken by the administration could help in the planning of feasible actions that are adequate to the needs and local reality (Machado et al, 2018a;2018b), an aspect also reported by the interviewees. Since CAISAN is responsible for promoting intersectoral articulation and integration with government spheres (Barros;Costa, 2016), the absence of this component at the municipal level can weaken not only intersectorality, but also impact the construction of a PlanSAN without direction and specificity.…”

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Municipal Public Administration of the Food and Nutrition Security System in Brazil

Santos,

Voci,

Matamoros

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The study seeks to identify the challenges and potential of municipal public administration for the implementation of the Sistema Nacional de Segurança Alimentar e Nutricional (SISAN, National Food and Nutrition Security System) in a state in the northeastern region of Brazil. Of observational character and cross-sectional, the study used the triangulation of methods to analyze qualitative and quantitative data. With 46 representatives of the municipal public administration within the state, the analyses identified a high percentage of municipalities that did not adhere to SISAN, together with the low level of establishment of the Intersectoral Chamber of Food and Nutrition Security, preparation of the Food and Nutrition Security Plan and effective social participation mechanisms. From the perspective of the interviewees, the implementation of the system will facilitate access to resources and development at the local level, which also qualify the local indicators. However, the lack of technical support at the state and federal levels for training administrators, financial resources, as well as some vulnerabilities in the articulation of actions were perceived as difficulties for implementation, along with bureaucracy in the adhesion process and lack of interest by public administrators. We conclude that, for the implementation of SISAN, adequate government practices that promote the autonomy of the municipalities are needed, as well as encouragement and support for permanent training processes focused on local public administrators.

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A construção de um sistema de garantia da segurança alimentar e nutricional para o Brasil

Cited by 4 publications

References 38 publications

Nutritionist’s job market: 80 years of history

Nutritionist’s job market: 80 years of history

Social participation of food and nutrition security counselors

Municipal Public Administration of the Food and Nutrition Security System in Brazil

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