Effects of Government Programs on Food Acquisition for Family Farming: The Cooperative Seed between Brazil-Africa
Keywords:
family agriculture PRONAF PNAE PAA public calls public management
Abstract
Within the limits of the institutionalization of the National Program for Strengthening Family Agriculture (PRONAF), the National School Feeding Program (PNAE) and the participation of Brazil in the Food Acquisition Program for Africa (PPA). The main objective of this work was to share the best practices in the implementation of school feeding programs as an important social protection tool to fight hunger, contributing to the exchange of information between countries, their farmers to take advantage of the "desert drought" and cooperatives. The methodology applied in the present research consists of a qualitative and descriptive bibliographical research, in order to obtain the necessary data for the accomplishment of the research objectives, where interviews with different social actors working directly with the institutionalization of the PNAE, PRONAF and the PAA Africa program is an initiative of the Brazilian government in partnership with the World Food Program (WFP), FAO (United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization) and DFID (UK Department for International Development to promote food security and empowerment by On the other hand, the agents directly linked to the farmers showed the subject and questioned this research, but did not reveal any action that could reverse the absence of farmers in public calls.
Downloads
- Article PDF
- TEI XML Kaleidoscope (download in zip)* (Beta by AI)
- Lens* NISO JATS XML (Beta by AI)
- HTML Kaleidoscope* (Beta by AI)
- DBK XML Kaleidoscope (download in zip)* (Beta by AI)
- LaTeX pdf Kaleidoscope* (Beta by AI)
- EPUB Kaleidoscope* (Beta by AI)
- MD Kaleidoscope* (Beta by AI)
- FO Kaleidoscope* (Beta by AI)
- BIB Kaleidoscope* (Beta by AI)
- LaTeX Kaleidoscope* (Beta by AI)
How to Cite
References
A. Buainain, J. Garcia (2013) Local or regional contexts: importance for the economic viability of small producers.
P. Bavaresco, F. Mauro (2012) Brazilian family agriculture in the National School Feeding Program: market guarantee for farmers and food and nutritional security for students in the public school system.
G. Bittencourt, R. Abramovay (2013) Institutional innovations in financing family farming: the Cresol System. (1).
G. Bittencourt (2002) Family agriculture and agribusiness: research questions.
BNDES. National Development Bank (2016) National Program for Strengthening Family Agriculture - Pronaf Investimento. 5. http://www.bndes.gov.br/apoio/pronaf
BRAZIL (2018) Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil of 1988. http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/constituicao/constituicao
BRAZIL (1965) Law no. 4,829 dated November 5, 1965. Institutionalizes rural credit. 4, 829. http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/Leis/L4829
BRAZIL (2006) Law N ° 11.326 / 2006 - Family Agriculture Law.
BRAZIL (2009) Law No. 11,947, of June 16, 2009. Provides for students in basic education to provide school meals and the Direct Money in School Program. 11, 947.
BRAZIL (2011) PRONAF access booklet: Learn how to get credit for Family Agriculture.
BRAZIL (2009) Resolution / CD / FNDE nº 38, of July 16, 2009. Provides for the attendance of school feeding to students of basic education in the National School Feeding Program - PNAE.
BRAZIL (2013) Resolution/CD/FNDE nº 26, of June 17, 2013.
M. Carneiro (2000) Family farmers and pluriactivity: typologies and policies.
D. Cooper, P. Schindler (2011) Methods of research in the field of administration. 14. https://doi.org/10.15448/1677-9509.2015.1
F. Dal-Soglio (2013) Development, agriculture and agroecology: what is the link?.
R. Denardi (2014) Family Agriculture and public policies: some dilemmas and challenges for sustainable rural development. http://www.emater.tche.br/docs/agroeco/revista/ano2_n3/revista_agroecologia
R. Denardi (1999) Public Policy and Family Agriculture: a reading of PRONAF.
M. Dalfovo, R. Lana, A. Silveira Quantitative and qualitative methods: a theoretical rescue. 2(4), 01-13.
J. Fogaça (2016) Agriculture and Sustainable Development. Brazil School. http://brasilescola.uol.com.br/quimica/agricultura-desenvolvimento-sustentavel.htm
FAO / INCRA (1996) Profile of family agriculture in Brazil: statistical dossier.
FAO / INCRA (1994) Agrarian policy guidelines and sustainable rural development. Short version.
(2013) Fao Strategy For Associations With Civil Society Organizations. 1-32.
(2013) Right to Food and Food and Nutrition Security in the CPLP Countries. 1-68.
D. Garcia-Filho (2000) Diagnostic analysis of agrarian systems: methodological guide.
C. Grisa, V. Wesz Junior, V. &Buchweitz (2014) Revisiting the Pronaf: old questions, new interpretations. 52(02), 323-346.
M. Del-Grossi, J. Graziano-Da-Silva (2002) Novo Rural: AnEnlightened Approach. 49.
J. Guilhoto, C. Azzoni, F. Silveira, & (2007) GDP of Family Agriculture: Brazil - States, Brasilia: MDA.
(2016) Agricultural Census - Family Agriculture, first results.
E. Lakatos, M. Marconi, A. de (1991) Methodology of Scientific Work: Basic procedures, bibliographical research, project and report, publications and scientific works.
H. Lamarche (1997) Family farming.
P. Lima-Neto (2018) Rural extension and family agriculture. http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=%20Extens%C3%A3o%20rural%20e%
J. Lima, M. Figueiredo (1998) Family farming: understanding and transforming.
L. Mattei (2011) The Food Acquisition Program (PAA) in perspective: notes and questions for the debate.
MDA. Ministry of Agrarian Development (2014) Booklet of the Harvest Plan of Family Agriculture 2013/2014. http://portal.mda.gov.br/plano-safra-2013/
C. Mera, G. &Didonet (2010) Application of PRONAF resources by family farmers in the municipality of Cruz Alta (RS).
F. Melo (2001) Commercial liberalization and family agriculture in Brazil.
MERCOSUR (2018) Guideline for the recognition and identification of family agriculture in Mercosur.
E. Mussoi (2006) Rural extension, challenges of new times: agroecology and sustainability.
(2011) Available at:. https://nacoesunidas.org/agencia/pma/
S. Peixoto (1998) History of family agriculture in Brazil.
E. Picolotto (2011) The hands that feed the nation: family farming, syndicalism and politics. 289.
PRONAF (2007) National Program for Strengthening Family Agriculture.
A. Ruscheinsky (2003) In the conflict of Interpretations: The plot of sustainability.
S. Schneider, A. Cazella, L. Mattei (2004) History, characterization and recent dynamics of PRONAF - National Program for Strengthening Family Agriculture.
L. Secchi (2010) Public policies: concepts, schemes of analysis, practical cases.
S. Silva (2015) The dynamics of rural development public policies and their territorial impact: an analysis of Pronaf in the Vale do Murici Territory/MG. 22(2), 60-78.
M. Silva, N. Ribeiro (2018) Agricultura Familiar: Setor Estratégico para o Desenvolvimento Local no Município de Mogeiro - PB.
H. Souza-Filho, de (2001) Sustainableagriculturaldevelopment.
E. Teixeira (2002) The Role of Public Policies in Local Development and Reality Transformation.
Judith Tendler (1998) Good governance in the tropics: a critical view.
A. Trivinos (1987) Introduction to research in social sciences: qualitative research in education.
Published
2019-06-07
Issue
Section
License
Copyright (c) 2019 Authors and Global Journals Private Limited
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.