O Desmonte Das Políticas Públicas Para a Agricultura Familiar E a Nova Agenda Governamental

Perin, Gabriela

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“…The guarantee of the FS in the semi-arid region requires a better coexistence with the drought and, therefore, the implementation and strengthening of public policies that enable a dignified life for the population ( 22 ) , such as the ‘One Million Cisterns Program’ that suffered from the dismantling of public policies in Brazil from 2015 ( 24 ) .…”

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Time living with food insecurity and socio-demographic factors: longitudinal analysis in a city in the semi-arid region of Northeast Brazil

Santos,

Palmeira,

Roncalli da Costa Oliveira

2024

Public Health Nutr.

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Objective: Food Insecurity (FI) is the lack of daily access for everyone to quality food in sufficient quantity. In many populations, it presents as a chronic and persistent condition. This study analyzed the association between the length of time living with FI and sociodemographic conditions in households in a semi-arid municipality in the Brazilian Northeast between 2011 and 2019. Design: This is a population-based cohort study among families in the municipality in Northeast Brazil (2011, 2014, and 2019). FI was estimated through the Escala Brasileira de Insegurança Alimentar (EBIA, Brazilian Household Food Insecurity Measurement Scale), and the longitudinal category of time of living with FI was adopted to classify them according to the time they remained in FI during the cohort. The association with the sociodemographic profiles of the population was verified through multinomial logistic regression. Setting: Households in Semi-arid, Northeast of Brazil. Participants: Household respondents interviewed in 2011, 2014 and 2019 (n=274). Results: Sixty-seven percent (67%) of families lived in FI in this period. Rural residence, low monthly per capita income, and low schooling of the household reference person increased the chances of these families living longer in FI. These overlapping conditions increased the odds of FI in the household. Conclusions: Coping with FI requires intersectoral intervention that improves the sociodemographic conditions of the population.

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Time living with food insecurity and socio-demographic factors: longitudinal analysis in a city in the semi-arid region of Northeast Brazil

Santos,

Palmeira,

Roncalli da Costa Oliveira

2024

Public Health Nutr.

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“…They were acquitted and released due to lack of evidence (SALES, 2018). However, this legal action led to the criminalization of people connected to the rural sector and made it more difficult for rural producers to qualify for the program (NIEDERLE et al, 2021;PERIN, 2022;SABOURIN, CRAVIOTTI and MILHORANCE, 2020;SALES, 2018). Additionally, another significant symbolic element we identified was the government's attempt to remove specific lines of credit tailored for family farming, instead including it within the broader category of smallscale farmers (MILHORANCE et al, 2023;SABOURIN, CRAVIOTTI, and MILHORANCE, 2020).…”

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Policy Dismantling and Resilience: a Proposal for an Analytical Framework Based on the Case of the Food and Nutritional Security Policy in Brazil

Andrade,

Milhorance,

Parnes

2024

Bras. political sci. rev.

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This study examines the link between policy dismantling and democratic backsliding through a comprehensive analytical framework. This framework not only addresses dismantling strategies but also assesses resilience mechanisms, covering aspects like new policy implementation arrangements, diversification of governance, involvement of non-state actors, and the creation of alternative forums. Applying this framework, the study examines three food and nutritional security programs using qualitative methods such as semi-structured interviews and participant observation. Findings highlight significant impacts of dismantling on initiatives started during the Workers' Party administrations, especially affecting the Food Acquisition and the Cisterns Programs that heavily involve civil society in their operations. In contrast, the National School Feeding Program showed resilience, supported by established subsystems and a federative pact. The Cisterns Program's resilience, underpinned by effective mobilization of beneficiaries and civil society organizations, also stands out, illustrating the importance of community involvement in counteracting policy dismantling.

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Ex Ante Analysis of a Local Rural Development Policy Using the Gut Matrix

Silva,

Ahlert,

Zonin

et al. 2024

RGSA

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Objective: The objective is to examine the potential and limitations of a local rural development policy at the municipal level, analyzing the feasibility of building paths that can contribute to overcoming the obstacles faced by family farming at the local level. Theoretical Framework: Based on Karl Polanyi's theory, which postulates that agents, in response to the economic context in which they are immersed, adopt a variety of practices aimed at preserving their autonomy and improving their living conditions. Method: The study adopted a qualitative approach, using case study and exploratory methods. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with family farmers and observations. Results and Discussion: It was found that the project analyzed has the potential to meet its objectives. However, there were also some inconsistencies that need to be corrected in order for the project to be more assertive. Research implications: Highlights the importance of ex ante evaluation as a tool for identifying and mitigating potential challenges in social projects before they are implemented. It offers valuable insights for policymakers and project managers, guiding social initiatives. Originality/Value: Adds a contribution to the literature by highlighting the importance of adopting ex ante evaluation in social projects. The relevance of this research is evidenced by the ability of ex ante analysis to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the analyzed project, thus highlighting the importance of this approach to improve the effectiveness and assertiveness of similar initiatives.

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O Desmonte Das Políticas Públicas Para a Agricultura Familiar E a Nova Agenda Governamental

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Time living with food insecurity and socio-demographic factors: longitudinal analysis in a city in the semi-arid region of Northeast Brazil

Time living with food insecurity and socio-demographic factors: longitudinal analysis in a city in the semi-arid region of Northeast Brazil

Policy Dismantling and Resilience: a Proposal for an Analytical Framework Based on the Case of the Food and Nutritional Security Policy in Brazil

Ex Ante Analysis of a Local Rural Development Policy Using the Gut Matrix

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