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relationship between the federal center and municipalities enabled a direct relationship between citizens and the government. The hardening budget constraints put in place by
Cardoso's administration to stabilize macroeconomic performance gave municipalities an incentive to collaborate with the central government. Their collaboration helps them meet their required percent that they are legally required to spend on social assistance. Municipalities that adhere to the program sign a covenant with the federal government, which guarantees the program's promotion and availability of public services.
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money, families would get together to do house-raising, each month on somebody's house. Or families would save for months, to be able to buy a popcorn wagon for a youth who now had to start working. At the same time other programs, which provided food, failed because they did not take into account regional habits. Here in São Paulo, for instance, the
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1116:), when asked in an interview if she agreed that Bolsa Família is just a form of charity, answered as follows: "I travel a lot around Brazil and see many places where the average monthly income is BRL 50 (approximately US$ 26.32). In these places the Bolsa Familia comes in and adds an extra BRL 58. It makes all the difference in the world and adds a lot for the needy population. What is more important is that it promotes a
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Cardoso social program called "Rede de Proteção Social". This also meant the creation of a new
Ministry – the Ministério do Desenvolvimento Social e Combate à Fome (Ministry for Social Development and Confronting Hunger). This merger reduced administrative costs and also eased bureaucratic complexity for both the families involved and the administration of the program.
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central government. This is allowed because of a weak, fragmented, institutionalized party system. Fragmentation makes it difficult for a non-consensual form to reach the central level, creating a policy challenge for national leaders. Fragmentation also makes it difficult for national leaders to reach a consensus when creating policies.
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the Bolsa Família will have to face in the future, such as clear definition of objectives, monitoring and evaluation, to ensure that the program does not become an isolated island ", but is complemented by investments in education, health and infrastructure, helping families, in their words" to graduate "(i.e., to leave) of the program.
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governors demonstrates that federalism in Brazil is a three-level game. In addition, state brokers cannot claim credit because it cuts out the intermediaries. Bolsa Família resolved intra-bureaucratic chaos by creating one program controlled by the national executive branch. It reduced administrative costs and facilitated user access.
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According to a 2023 study, 64% of the poor kids and teens (7 to 16 year-old) who were enrolled in Bolsa
Familia back in 2005 had already left the family cash transfer program by 2019, contradicting previous criticism that the program's recipients would intentionally fail to find jobs in order to keep
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One positive effect of the program which is not immediately apparent is that it makes a significant impact on the ability of the poorest families to eat. Children in public schools receive one free meal a day—two in the poorest areas—so less of their family's limited income is needed to pay for food.
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As a redistributive program, Bolsa
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The World Bank studies reveal that, although the program is very new, positive measurable results have already been recorded in the consumption of food, in the quality of the diet and in the growth of children. Kathy
Lindert, head of the Bolsa Familia project team, lists a series of challenges that
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Brazil has a strong federal system defined as the resource base of states, the power of governors, the articulation of subnational interests within the
Brazilian National Congress, and the distribution of government across three levels of government. Hence, state governors are able to constrain the
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are social policies currently employed in many places in the world to fight and reduce poverty. In the short term, the aim is to mitigate the problems resulting from poverty. In the long term, the goal is to invest in human capital and interrupt the transgenerational cycle of poverty (i.e. from one
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In a survey of Bolsa
Familia recipients, 82.4% reported eating better; additionally, it was reported to increase the incomes of the poorer families by about 25%. Recipients of Bolsa Familia were found to have 6 percent higher food expenditure and 9.4% total energy availability than non-recipients.
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The federal center and municipalities’ abilities to collaborate with each other have facilitated Brazil's capability to build an effective welfare policy for the poor. The existence of a power sharing logic in Brazil enabled a widespread means tested social program that was able to achieve success
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Aside from the ability to bypass state involvement, there are additional enabling factors such as the interaction of a non-majoritarian system of government and fiscal incentives for central-local collaborations. Because of these factors, Bolsa Família helped reduce hunger and poverty. The dynamic
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Cash transfer programs had previously existed in the
Cardoso administration - Bolsa Escola, Bolsa Alimentação, Auxílio Gás. Most of these early programs faced internal organization challenges. Bolsa Escola was superior to other programs because it applied to all citizens and both supported and was
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Family allowance - Brazil is renowned for its massive, nearly 2-decade-old cash-transfer program for the poor, Bolsa Família (often translated as "family allowance"). As of March, it reached 13.8 million families, paying an average of $ 34 per month. (The national minimum wage is about $ 190 per
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Q. Does that resistance make sense? A: No. In the 1980s (São Paulo State) Governor Franco
Montoro had created a money transfer program to benefit families which were receiving their sons back home, coming out of "FEBEM" (the Brazilian punitive institution for minors). As it was very, very little
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federalized the program, increasing to attend approximately 8 million people. In 2003, Lula formed Bolsa Família by combining Bolsa Escola with Bolsa Alimentação and Cartão Alimentação and Auxílio Gas (a transfer to compensate for the end of federal gas subsidies), all part of Fernando Henrique
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In 2018, it was found that an increase in the Bolsa Família coverage was associated with a reduction in suicide rates between 2004 and 2012 even when controlling for socio-economic, demographic and social welfare factors. It was also shown that the reduction in suicide rates increased when high
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The Bolsa Família Program is far from being universally accepted by the Brazilian society. Among the various criticisms it receives, one of the most recurrent is the assertion that it could discourage the search for employment, encouraging laziness. Under this premise, many people would give up
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During Lula's first administration, his goal was to create a social program to replace the three previously existing programs of Cardoso's government. He unified all prior programs to create one and provided a monetary amount per month that would allow households to rise above the poverty line.
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The World Bank, which provided a loan to assist the Brazilian government in managing the Bolsa Família Program, declares that "Although the program is relatively young, some results are already apparent: (...) contributions to improved education outcomes, and impacts on children’s growth, food
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Brazil is already exporting this technology that it has developed for similar income transfer programs. In August 2007, it signed a technical cooperation agreement with the Dominican Republic. The partnership includes the Brazilian aid in the modernization of the system of registrations of the
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A system of control and monitoring of the Bolsa Família Program was inaugurated in December 2006, which uses satellites and the internet via radio waves, which allows the exchange of data with the Municipalities of more remote locations, even in that there is no electricity or telephone.
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Many Brazilians recognize that the Bolsa Família program has potential for reducing absolute poverty and to reduce inter-generational transmission of poverty. For one example among many, Renata de Camargo Nacimento (heir to the powerful, Brazilian multi-billionaire
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found that over 80% of the Bolsa Familia benefits go to families in poverty (making under half the minimum wage per capita), thus most of the benefits go to the poor. Bolsa Familia was also found to have been responsible for about 20% of the drop in
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The students' presence in classes is monitored bimonthly by the MEC and the Ministry of Social Development and Fight against Hunger (MDS). A family that fails to comply with five consecutive times has its benefit permanently canceled.
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said, "Bolsa Familia has already become a highly praised model of effective social policy. Countries around the world are drawing lessons from Brazil’s experience and are trying to produce the same results for their own people."
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The Bolsa Família was criticized by political opponents of President Lula for allegedly using the revenues of the CPMF tax (which was originally created under the pretext of financing the public health system during the
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Alves, Flávia Jôse Oliveira; Machado, Daiane Borges; Barreto, Maurício L. (19 November 2018). "Effect of the Brazilian cash transfer programme on suicide rates: a longitudinal analysis of the Brazilian municipalities".
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In 2011, 26% of the Brazilian population were covered by the program. As of 2020, the program covered 13.8 million families and paid an average of $ 34 per month, in a country where the minimum wage is $ 190 per month.
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Bolsa Família has been mentioned as one factor contributing to the reduction of poverty in Brazil, which fell 27.7% during the first term in the administration of Lula. In 2006, the Center for Political Studies of the
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was announced, with the purpose of replacing Bolsa Família and unify other cash transfer programs in Brazil. The new program will pay $ 71 to 17 million families until the end of 2022. On 30 December 2021, president
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Surveys conducted by the Federal Government among Bolsa Família's beneficiaries indicate that the money is spent, in order of priority, on food; school supplies; clothing; and shoes. A study conducted by The
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administration; the CPMF tax expired in December 2007, and was not renewed) for political and electoral purposes, to the detriment of the public health system that currently faces enormous difficulties.
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generation to another). Conditional cash transfer programs began to gain strength in 1997. At the time there were only three countries in the world with this experience: Bangladesh, Mexico and Brazil.
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network of federal assistance programs. Bolsa Família provided financial aid to poor Brazilian families. In order to be eligible, families had to ensure that children attend school and get
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Another criticism of the program is the fact that it is perceived by opponents of the currently ruling party as way to "buy" to votes of poor people, creating clientelism.
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described Bolsa Família as an "anti-poverty scheme invented in Latin America is winning converts worldwide." The program was a centerpiece of former president
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1686:"Brazil Senate OKs easing budget cap to fund welfare program"
2041:, São Paulo: Política, Terra Magazine, Sep. 17, 2007, 08h18
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2439:"Bolsa Família - Calendário 2018 - Consulta - Saldo - NIS"
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1510:"Bolsonaro sanciona com vetos lei que cria Auxílio Brasil"
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2492:"Bolsa Família: Changing the Lives of Millions in Brazil"
1926:"Criada como provisória, CPMF foi reeditada três vezes"
1537:"Lula diz que Auxílio Brasil volta a ser Bolsa Família"
1331:"Cash Aid Program Bolsters Lula's Reelection Prospects"
2373:"Imds | Instituto Mobilidade e Desenvolvimento Social"
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1371:Miséria no Brasil cai 27,7% no 1º mandato de Lula
948:Central to the beneficiaries of Bolsa Família in
1369:BRANDÃO JR., Nilson Brandão e ARAGÃO, Marianna.
1151:International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth
566:Community of Latin American and Caribbean States
928:bank locations. This practice helps to reduce
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3838:Contemporary social welfare programs in Brazil
2530:Payment schedule of the Social Program in 2018
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2039:Banco Mundial vê Bolsa Família como modelo.
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888:Programs employing various types of
2666:Sixth (New) Republic (1985–present)
2474:print edition, MACEIÓ: Feb 7th 2008
1684:Boadle, Anthony (2 December 2021).
1027:and about 2.5% of total government
3910:Programa de Aquisição de Alimentos
2498:Economist article on Bolsa Família
2487:World Bank review of Bolsa Família
2053:O Discreto Charme Da Solidariedade
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4278:Universal basic income pilots
2494:, The World Bank, Aug/22/2007
1608:O Estado de São Paulo Journal
871:In October 2021, the program
464:Socialism of the 21st century
244:2024 Rio Grande do Sul floods
174:Submarine Development Program
2563:. World Bank, Washington, DC
2542:BRITTO, Tatiana Feitosa de.
2237:. World Bank, Washington, DC
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3108:Water supply and sanitation
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1932:(in Brazilian Portuguese).
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2012:O tamanho do Brasil pobre
1610:(in Brazilian Portuguese)
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1165:Research promoted by the
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890:conditional cash transfer
865:Fernando Henrique Cardoso
801:Getulio Vargas Foundation
783:Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
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4770:The War on Normal People
4066:Welfare in South America
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2555:, The World Bank, 2003.
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3769:Central Bank of Brazil
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4778:Utopia for Realists
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2521:MUTZIG, Jean Marc.
1335:The Washington Post
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960:Political structure
620:Politics portal
385:the politics series
88:Political positions
4595:Christian Engström
4369:Party of Humanists
4324:Five Star Movement
4314:Breakthrough Party
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