Efeitos Sociais e Econômicos para o Desenvolvimento Local através das contribuições do Programa Bolsa Família no município de Sinop-MT no período de 2004 a 2009

Rosinke, João Germano; Heck, Cláudia Regina; Dalfovo, Wylmor Constantino Tives; Ruscheinsky, Aloisio

doi:10.1590/s1518-70122011000100008

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“…Rosinke, Heck, Dalfovo, and Ruscheinsky (2011) observed an increase in the acquisition of some appliances, such as freezer, microwave oven and cellphones after the insertion of families in BFP. In the Combú Island community, more basic goods were obtained, such as mattress and wardrobe, which is a specificity of an extreme poor condition.…”

Section: Decision-making In the Familymentioning

confidence: 93%

Female empowerment of Amazonian riverine beneficiaries of the Bolsa Família program

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Today, policies of combat to poverty prioritize women as owners in programs of income transference, among them, Bolsa Família Program. Considering that women empowerment is influenced by this social policy, this research aimed to identify the dimensions of the process of empowerment achieved by riparian women, beneficiary of the program. The research was performed at Combú Island, Belém do Pará. Four riparian mothers took part in the study. For data collection, the Sociodemographic Inventory and semi structured interviews were used. As procedure of organization of information, content analysis was used. The categories, which appeared from the beneficiary perceptions were adapted from literature and defined as economic, family, social and psychological empowerment. The results showed that after the entrance in BFP the notion of a owned income and bigger control of resources were obtained by a parcel of the participants, providing a partial economic empowerment. The befit increased the purchase power, and gave to these women grater management over family decision-making. The ownership of the program's card made them to feel benefited when following-up children, providing social visibility to these mothers, when not depending completely of the husbands' intermediation. Lastly, the benefit generated in the participants a feeling of stability, for having money, security for the family monthly needs. The empowerment that riparian women achieved shows that they passed to interfere in the dynamics and providing of the family before the lack or not of their husbands' income.

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Section: Decision-making In the Familymentioning

confidence: 93%

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“…Acrescenta-se que programas complementares devem ser ofertados pelos três níveis de governo (federal, estadual e municipal) como forma de contribuir para a emancipação das famílias, ainda que estudos indiquem fragilidade dessas ações em alguns contextos (Rosinke et al, 2011). Portanto, a perspectiva de mudança na vida das famílias cadastradas no PBF envolve, por um lado, impactos no consumo a partir do uso do benefício monetário e, por outro, o maior acesso às ações e serviços públicos, propiciados supostamente pela condicionalidade, ou pelo conjunto de programas complementares que venham a incidir sobre as famílias em questão.…”

Section: O Programa Bolsa Família Como Política De Transferência De Renda No Brasilunclassified

Capitulo 4 - O Programa Bolsa Família: usos do benefício e sentidos da titularidade

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Maresi³

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Alimentação E Nutrição Na Atenção Básica: Reflexões Cotidianas E Contribuições Para Prática Do Cuidado

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All the contents of this work, except where otherwise noted, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.Todo o conteúdo deste trabalho, exceto quando houver ressalva, é publicado sob a licença Creative Commons Atribição 4.0.Todo el contenido de esta obra, excepto donde se indique lo contrario, está bajo licencia de la licencia Creative Commons Reconocimento 4.0.

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“…Workers' Party policymakers and scholars who support BF have depicted it as part of a bigger project that provides the poor with social rights and economic development. Journal articles, booklets, and texts produced by these policymakers defend that, in the short run, BF defeats economic marginalization by including the poor in local economies (Rosinke et al 2011) and fosters political rights by disrupting rural patronage and breaking the local network of favors (Ansell 2014;Hevia 2011). In the long term, the newly established financial conditions impact social rights because they increase school attendance (Amaral and Monteiro 2013;Brauw et al 2014;Cacciamali, Tatei, and Batista 2010) and improve food security and health (Piperata, McSweeney, and Murrieta 2016;Traldi, Almeida, and Ferrante 2012;Wolf et al 2014).…”

Section: Conditional Cash Transfermentioning

confidence: 99%

Gendered redistribution and family debt: The ambiguities of a cash transfer program in Brazil

Badue

Ribeiro

2018

Economic Anthropology

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Latin American conditional cash transfer (CCT) programs are usually regarded as policies of social protection that question the neoliberal agenda. This article suggests instead that the Brazilian CCT Bolsa Família (Family Grant) is ambiguous in the sense that it was consolidated in association with policies of expansion of financial markets in the country under the rubric of social rights and female emancipation. To analyze the ambiguities of the program, we first delve into official federal documents and practices, which expose the connections between financialization and cash transfer. Second, we build on ethnographic data investigating the financial lives of Bolsa Família beneficiaries in the city of São Paulo. Our findings suggest that there are two scales at which Bolsa Família is associated with financialization: on the national level, the state‐led policy of cash transfer provides the conditions for the expansion of the banking system, and vice versa; on the local level, among the beneficiaries, Bolsa Família and access to credit tools trigger lateral dependencies and family conflicts.

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Efeitos Sociais e Econômicos para o Desenvolvimento Local através das contribuições do Programa Bolsa Família no município de Sinop-MT no período de 2004 a 2009

Cited by 8 publications

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Female empowerment of Amazonian riverine beneficiaries of the Bolsa Família program

Female empowerment of Amazonian riverine beneficiaries of the Bolsa Família program

Capitulo 4 - O Programa Bolsa Família: usos do benefício e sentidos da titularidade

Gendered redistribution and family debt: The ambiguities of a cash transfer program in Brazil

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