This document is a summary of Brazil's National School Feeding Law. Some key points:
- It establishes the rights of students to healthy and adequate school feeding, including nutrition education and participation of local communities.
- The National School Feeding Program aims to support students' development through meals that meet nutritional needs during the school year.
- At least 30% of funds must be used to purchase food from local family farms, prioritizing indigenous and traditional communities.
- School Feeding Councils are formed to monitor programs and ensure guidelines are followed at the state and municipal levels.
No. GH/SH/2/2011/JJA-102008-1640-CHH, WHEREAS the Constitution has, in several provisions, including clause (3) of article 15, article 21, article 21A, clauses (1) and (2) of article 22, articles 23 and 24, clauses (e) and (f) of article 39, article 39 A, articles 45, 47 and 51 A (k), impose on the State a primary responsibility of ensuring that all the needs of children are met and that their basic rights are fully protected
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The document outlines the key provisions for education, science and technology, arts, culture and sports according to the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines. Some of the main points include:
- The state shall provide free and compulsory elementary education for all children and establish scholarships to make education accessible at all levels.
- Educational institutions shall teach patriotism, moral values and develop well-rounded citizens. Religion can be taught in public schools upon parental consent.
- The state shall foster the Filipino culture and arts, protect historic and cultural treasures, and ensure access to cultural opportunities.
- Filipino is the national language but English and regional languages can be used for official functions and instruction.
- Science
This document compares Republic Act No. 8980 (ECCD Act) and Republic Act No. 10157 (Kindergarten Education Act). Both acts establish policies for early childhood education in the Philippines. The ECCD Act establishes a comprehensive national system for early childhood care and development from birth to age 6, while the Kindergarten Education Act institutionalizes kindergarten as part of the basic education system for children age 5 and above. Both acts recognize the importance of early education and mother tongue instruction, but allow for exceptions if needed.
This document is Presidential Decree No. 6-A issued by President Ferdinand Marcos on September 29, 1972. It aims to authorize educational development projects and reforms in the Philippines through a 10-year national education development program. Key points include establishing policy goals for the education system to support national development, outlining objectives to provide broad education and train skilled workers, and allocating funding including loans, bonds, and appropriations to implement projects like improving schools, technical programs, and assistance to universities.
Brazilian Policy on Food and Nutrition Security. Presentation made by MDS during workshop on PAA Africa Programme, organised by the government of Brazil (CGFome and Ministry of Social Development), WFP Centre of Excellence and FAO Brazil, held from 2 to 6 July 2012 in Brasilia and Arapiraca, Brazil.
Presentation on Mozambique's experiences in building National School Feeding Programme, made by H.E. Manuel Rego, Director of Cooperation and Planning, Ministry of Education, Mozambique, at the 2012 Global Child Nutrition Forum, Addis Ababa - Ethiopia. See more information at: http://www.wfp.org/blog/blog/centre-excellence-host-global-forum-child-nutrition-2013
No. GH/SH/2/2011/JJA-102008-1640-CHH, WHEREAS the Constitution has, in several provisions, including clause (3) of article 15, article 21, article 21A, clauses (1) and (2) of article 22, articles 23 and 24, clauses (e) and (f) of article 39, article 39 A, articles 45, 47 and 51 A (k), impose on the State a primary responsibility of ensuring that all the needs of children are met and that their basic rights are fully protected
HAQ: Center for Child Rights
B1/2, Ground Floor,
Malviya Nagar
New Delhi - 110017
Tel: +91-26677412,26673599
Fax: +91-26674688
Website: www.haqcrc.org
FaceBook Page: https://www.facebook.com/HaqCentreForChildRights
The document outlines the key provisions for education, science and technology, arts, culture and sports according to the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines. Some of the main points include:
- The state shall provide free and compulsory elementary education for all children and establish scholarships to make education accessible at all levels.
- Educational institutions shall teach patriotism, moral values and develop well-rounded citizens. Religion can be taught in public schools upon parental consent.
- The state shall foster the Filipino culture and arts, protect historic and cultural treasures, and ensure access to cultural opportunities.
- Filipino is the national language but English and regional languages can be used for official functions and instruction.
- Science
This document compares Republic Act No. 8980 (ECCD Act) and Republic Act No. 10157 (Kindergarten Education Act). Both acts establish policies for early childhood education in the Philippines. The ECCD Act establishes a comprehensive national system for early childhood care and development from birth to age 6, while the Kindergarten Education Act institutionalizes kindergarten as part of the basic education system for children age 5 and above. Both acts recognize the importance of early education and mother tongue instruction, but allow for exceptions if needed.
This document is Presidential Decree No. 6-A issued by President Ferdinand Marcos on September 29, 1972. It aims to authorize educational development projects and reforms in the Philippines through a 10-year national education development program. Key points include establishing policy goals for the education system to support national development, outlining objectives to provide broad education and train skilled workers, and allocating funding including loans, bonds, and appropriations to implement projects like improving schools, technical programs, and assistance to universities.
Brazilian Policy on Food and Nutrition Security. Presentation made by MDS during workshop on PAA Africa Programme, organised by the government of Brazil (CGFome and Ministry of Social Development), WFP Centre of Excellence and FAO Brazil, held from 2 to 6 July 2012 in Brasilia and Arapiraca, Brazil.
Presentation on Mozambique's experiences in building National School Feeding Programme, made by H.E. Manuel Rego, Director of Cooperation and Planning, Ministry of Education, Mozambique, at the 2012 Global Child Nutrition Forum, Addis Ababa - Ethiopia. See more information at: http://www.wfp.org/blog/blog/centre-excellence-host-global-forum-child-nutrition-2013
The writ petition questions the closure of Anganwadi centers across India during the COVID-19 lockdown. Anganwadi centers provide supplementary nutrition to pregnant/lactating women and children under 6 to fulfill the state's duty of ensuring nutrition and development. The petitioner seeks orders directing reopening of centers and resuming services, providing cooked meals and take-home rations per the National Food Security Act, and monitoring child growth post-pandemic. Anganwadi centers are mandated by law to provide meals to beneficiaries and implement welfare schemes for children's health, nutrition, education, immunization and referrals. They were closed during the lockdown but distribution of special nutrition was permitted.
This document outlines the legal basis of education in the 1987 Philippine Constitution. It discusses the following key points:
1) The state shall protect and promote access to quality education for all citizens at all levels. It shall establish and maintain a complete, adequate, and integrated education system relevant to the needs of the people.
2) The state shall establish and maintain a free public education system at the elementary and high school levels. Elementary education is compulsory. It shall also provide scholarships and loans to deserving students.
3) All educational institutions shall include the study of the constitution and inculcate patriotism, ethics, and skills for citizenship and life. Religious instruction may be offered upon parental request.
1. This document discusses the Public Distribution System (PDS) in India and proposed reforms. It summarizes the background and objectives of the 11th and 12th Five Year Plans.
2. It outlines the key aspects of the proposed National Food Security Bill, including legal entitlements to foodgrains, targeting of vulnerable groups, roles of central and state governments, and proposed reforms to the PDS.
3. It analyzes challenges facing the current Targeted PDS and estimates the increased requirements and subsidy costs associated with implementing the food security law over the 12th Plan period.
The major legal bases of the Philippine educational system are outlined in the 1987 Constitution and Batas Pambansa Blg. 232 (The Education Act of 1982). The Constitution establishes the state's role in providing free and accessible quality education for all citizens. It mandates a complete educational system and compulsory elementary education. The Education Act of 1982 provides further protections for students' and teachers' rights and helps maintain educational quality and standards. Other important laws that shaped the Philippine educational system include the 1935 and 1973 Constitutions, various acts establishing government bodies to oversee education, and laws promoting free public secondary education and the teaching of patriotism.
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Republic act no.8980 early childhood care and developmentJared Ram Juezan
This document summarizes Republic Act No. 8980, which establishes a comprehensive national policy and system for early childhood care and development (ECCD) in the Philippines. The key points are:
1) It declares the state's policy to promote children's rights and support parents as primary caregivers, through institutionalizing a multi-sectoral ECCD system.
2) The objectives of the national ECCD system include improving child health and development, enhancing the role of parents/caregivers, and preparing children for formal schooling.
3) The ECCD system's components include curriculum, parent education, workforce training, management, and quality standards.
The document outlines a pre-matric scholarship scheme for minority students in India that aims to encourage school attendance, lighten financial burdens, and empower minorities through education. Key points include:
- Scholarships are for classes 1-10 and cover tuition, admission fees, and monthly maintenance allowances.
- Students must score 50% marks to qualify, and family income must be under Rs. 1 lakh. 30% are reserved for girls.
- States distribute funds based on minority populations. Implementation is monitored to ensure transparency and benefits.
The document outlines the Philippine constitution's provisions on education. It states that the government shall provide free public education and establish a complete education system relevant to the needs of society. It recognizes the complementary roles of public and private institutions and that all schools shall inculcate patriotism, ethics, and skills for citizenship. It also allows for religion to be taught in public schools if parents opt in and exempts non-profit educational institutions from taxes.
The 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines – Article xivZephie Andrada
The document summarizes key provisions around education, science and technology, arts and culture, and sports contained in the 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines. It outlines the state's responsibilities to establish and support an accessible education system from elementary to higher education. It recognizes the roles of public and private institutions and promotes the use of Filipino as the national language. The state is also tasked with prioritizing research and development, protecting intellectual property, and fostering the arts and cultural heritage of the nation.
This document is the Republic Act No. 7687, which establishes a Science and Technology Scholarship Program in the Philippines. The act declares that science and technology are essential for national development and the state will prioritize research. It creates a Science and Technology Scholarship Fund to provide scholarships for students pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics to strengthen the country's workforce. The Department of Science and Technology will administer the program and promulgate rules to implement it.
The document discusses key provisions of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 in India. It outlines the right to free education for children with disabilities aged 6 to 18 in neighborhood schools or special schools of their choice. It also mandates that educational institutions reserve at least 5% of seats for persons with disabilities and make buildings accessible. The duties of appropriate state governments include conducting awareness campaigns, ensuring accessibility of transportation, information and communication technologies.
The document summarizes key Philippine laws related to education, including:
- The constitution establishes the right to quality education and mandates a free public education system.
- The Education Act of 1982 aims to achieve national development goals through education and establishes rights for students, parents, and teachers.
- The Higher Education Act of 1994 creates the Commission on Higher Education to protect academic freedom and accessibility to quality higher education.
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Fiscal Management. It is a subject dealing on the proper way of managing the school sources of funds and how the school utilizes it the way it should be. You will learn in this presentation the different legal basis on how the school funds are allocated from the Department of Budget and Finance down to different schools. School funds must be spent wisely on things allocated only. This presentation will show you the difference of budget from 2021 until 2022. Also, there are some recommendations and list of references in this presentation. hope this helps.
The 1987 constitution of the republic of the philippines article xiv - educ...Jared Ram Juezan
This document outlines the key provisions for education, science and technology, arts, culture and sports according to the 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines. It establishes the state's role in protecting and promoting the right to quality education for all citizens. It also mandates a free public education system and sets guidelines for governance and funding of educational institutions. The document also addresses language policy, the development of science and technology, fostering arts and culture, and the promotion of sports.
Educational Provisions of the 1987 Philippine Constitution_Madayag.pptxCiaraJannePradillada
The document outlines key provisions from the 1987 Philippine Constitution regarding education and the professionalization of teaching. It establishes the state's responsibility to provide free and accessible quality education for all citizens. It also mandates the development of a complete educational system from elementary to high school level and supports non-formal education programs. Furthermore, it recognizes the complementary roles of public and private educational institutions and ensures protection of teachers' rights.
The document establishes rural farm schools as an alternative delivery mode for secondary education in the Philippines to promote sustainable agriculture, rural development, and access to education for beneficiaries of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. It defines rural farm schools and outlines their curriculum, accreditation process, funding, and implementing guidelines to be established by the Department of Education.
The document establishes rural farm schools as an alternative delivery mode for secondary education in the Philippines to promote sustainable agriculture, rural development, and access to education for beneficiaries of land reform programs. It defines key terms, outlines the curriculum, personnel, and operations of rural farm schools, and provides for their establishment, regulation, funding, and tax exemptions. The Department of Education is tasked with implementing the rural farm schools program.
This document summarizes Republic Act No. 6728, which provides government assistance to students and teachers in private education in the Philippines. Some key points:
- It establishes programs to provide financial assistance to private K-12 students and college students, including tuition fee supplements, scholarships, and textbook funding.
- Assistance is based on criteria like family income, tuition fees charged, and accreditation of education programs. Preference is given to students with family incomes of P36,000 or less.
- It expands existing programs like the voucher-based Private Education Student Financial Assistance Program and the Educational Service Contracting scheme.
- At least 70% of subsidies must go towards salaries/benefits of teaching
Excerpts from the 1987 Constitution and Magna Carta for Public School TeachersJoshuaBalanquit2
The document contains excerpts from the 1987 Philippine Constitution and Republic Act No. 4670 or the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers. The Constitution establishes the right to quality education for all citizens and outlines provisions for establishing and maintaining an education system. It also covers the roles and responsibilities of educational institutions. Republic Act No. 4670 aims to promote the social and economic status of public school teachers by improving their terms of employment, living conditions, and career prospects. It establishes policies on recruitment, tenure, salaries, leaves, and teachers' organizations.
This topic talks about the constitution of the Philippines which are the bases of our legalities in any form of laws that everyone should know and apply.
Rwanda hosted a two-day workshop to develop a national school feeding program, with support from Brazil and WFP. Brazil agreed to mentor Rwanda on their successful program. Local food procurement will be emphasized to support agricultural development. El Salvador also visited Brazil and agreed to an action plan to better integrate education, health, and agriculture in their school feeding policies. Upcoming study visits from other African and Latin American countries to learn from Brazil's experience are planned.
Representatives from Mexico visited Brazil to learn about its school feeding program and zero hunger strategy. In particular, Mexico was interested in Brazil's monitoring and evaluation tools. Meanwhile, Brazil could benefit from Mexico's multidimensional poverty measure. Representatives from Rwanda, Ghana, Malawi, Senegal and Haiti also completed study visits to Brazil to learn lessons about their school feeding programs and food procurement systems that could be adapted in their own countries. Upcoming events include a visit from Bangladesh and the next Global Child Nutrition Forum in Brazil. The Purchase from Africans for Africa program was also launched to source food for assistance programs locally in African countries.
The writ petition questions the closure of Anganwadi centers across India during the COVID-19 lockdown. Anganwadi centers provide supplementary nutrition to pregnant/lactating women and children under 6 to fulfill the state's duty of ensuring nutrition and development. The petitioner seeks orders directing reopening of centers and resuming services, providing cooked meals and take-home rations per the National Food Security Act, and monitoring child growth post-pandemic. Anganwadi centers are mandated by law to provide meals to beneficiaries and implement welfare schemes for children's health, nutrition, education, immunization and referrals. They were closed during the lockdown but distribution of special nutrition was permitted.
This document outlines the legal basis of education in the 1987 Philippine Constitution. It discusses the following key points:
1) The state shall protect and promote access to quality education for all citizens at all levels. It shall establish and maintain a complete, adequate, and integrated education system relevant to the needs of the people.
2) The state shall establish and maintain a free public education system at the elementary and high school levels. Elementary education is compulsory. It shall also provide scholarships and loans to deserving students.
3) All educational institutions shall include the study of the constitution and inculcate patriotism, ethics, and skills for citizenship and life. Religious instruction may be offered upon parental request.
1. This document discusses the Public Distribution System (PDS) in India and proposed reforms. It summarizes the background and objectives of the 11th and 12th Five Year Plans.
2. It outlines the key aspects of the proposed National Food Security Bill, including legal entitlements to foodgrains, targeting of vulnerable groups, roles of central and state governments, and proposed reforms to the PDS.
3. It analyzes challenges facing the current Targeted PDS and estimates the increased requirements and subsidy costs associated with implementing the food security law over the 12th Plan period.
The major legal bases of the Philippine educational system are outlined in the 1987 Constitution and Batas Pambansa Blg. 232 (The Education Act of 1982). The Constitution establishes the state's role in providing free and accessible quality education for all citizens. It mandates a complete educational system and compulsory elementary education. The Education Act of 1982 provides further protections for students' and teachers' rights and helps maintain educational quality and standards. Other important laws that shaped the Philippine educational system include the 1935 and 1973 Constitutions, various acts establishing government bodies to oversee education, and laws promoting free public secondary education and the teaching of patriotism.
Legal bases of special and inclusive educationFlipped Channel
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Republic act no.8980 early childhood care and developmentJared Ram Juezan
This document summarizes Republic Act No. 8980, which establishes a comprehensive national policy and system for early childhood care and development (ECCD) in the Philippines. The key points are:
1) It declares the state's policy to promote children's rights and support parents as primary caregivers, through institutionalizing a multi-sectoral ECCD system.
2) The objectives of the national ECCD system include improving child health and development, enhancing the role of parents/caregivers, and preparing children for formal schooling.
3) The ECCD system's components include curriculum, parent education, workforce training, management, and quality standards.
The document outlines a pre-matric scholarship scheme for minority students in India that aims to encourage school attendance, lighten financial burdens, and empower minorities through education. Key points include:
- Scholarships are for classes 1-10 and cover tuition, admission fees, and monthly maintenance allowances.
- Students must score 50% marks to qualify, and family income must be under Rs. 1 lakh. 30% are reserved for girls.
- States distribute funds based on minority populations. Implementation is monitored to ensure transparency and benefits.
The document outlines the Philippine constitution's provisions on education. It states that the government shall provide free public education and establish a complete education system relevant to the needs of society. It recognizes the complementary roles of public and private institutions and that all schools shall inculcate patriotism, ethics, and skills for citizenship. It also allows for religion to be taught in public schools if parents opt in and exempts non-profit educational institutions from taxes.
The 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines – Article xivZephie Andrada
The document summarizes key provisions around education, science and technology, arts and culture, and sports contained in the 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines. It outlines the state's responsibilities to establish and support an accessible education system from elementary to higher education. It recognizes the roles of public and private institutions and promotes the use of Filipino as the national language. The state is also tasked with prioritizing research and development, protecting intellectual property, and fostering the arts and cultural heritage of the nation.
This document is the Republic Act No. 7687, which establishes a Science and Technology Scholarship Program in the Philippines. The act declares that science and technology are essential for national development and the state will prioritize research. It creates a Science and Technology Scholarship Fund to provide scholarships for students pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics to strengthen the country's workforce. The Department of Science and Technology will administer the program and promulgate rules to implement it.
The document discusses key provisions of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 in India. It outlines the right to free education for children with disabilities aged 6 to 18 in neighborhood schools or special schools of their choice. It also mandates that educational institutions reserve at least 5% of seats for persons with disabilities and make buildings accessible. The duties of appropriate state governments include conducting awareness campaigns, ensuring accessibility of transportation, information and communication technologies.
The document summarizes key Philippine laws related to education, including:
- The constitution establishes the right to quality education and mandates a free public education system.
- The Education Act of 1982 aims to achieve national development goals through education and establishes rights for students, parents, and teachers.
- The Higher Education Act of 1994 creates the Commission on Higher Education to protect academic freedom and accessibility to quality higher education.
week2_SOURCE OF FUNDING_JANICE G. ABAS.pptxJaniceAbas
Fiscal Management. It is a subject dealing on the proper way of managing the school sources of funds and how the school utilizes it the way it should be. You will learn in this presentation the different legal basis on how the school funds are allocated from the Department of Budget and Finance down to different schools. School funds must be spent wisely on things allocated only. This presentation will show you the difference of budget from 2021 until 2022. Also, there are some recommendations and list of references in this presentation. hope this helps.
The 1987 constitution of the republic of the philippines article xiv - educ...Jared Ram Juezan
This document outlines the key provisions for education, science and technology, arts, culture and sports according to the 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines. It establishes the state's role in protecting and promoting the right to quality education for all citizens. It also mandates a free public education system and sets guidelines for governance and funding of educational institutions. The document also addresses language policy, the development of science and technology, fostering arts and culture, and the promotion of sports.
Educational Provisions of the 1987 Philippine Constitution_Madayag.pptxCiaraJannePradillada
The document outlines key provisions from the 1987 Philippine Constitution regarding education and the professionalization of teaching. It establishes the state's responsibility to provide free and accessible quality education for all citizens. It also mandates the development of a complete educational system from elementary to high school level and supports non-formal education programs. Furthermore, it recognizes the complementary roles of public and private educational institutions and ensures protection of teachers' rights.
The document establishes rural farm schools as an alternative delivery mode for secondary education in the Philippines to promote sustainable agriculture, rural development, and access to education for beneficiaries of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. It defines rural farm schools and outlines their curriculum, accreditation process, funding, and implementing guidelines to be established by the Department of Education.
The document establishes rural farm schools as an alternative delivery mode for secondary education in the Philippines to promote sustainable agriculture, rural development, and access to education for beneficiaries of land reform programs. It defines key terms, outlines the curriculum, personnel, and operations of rural farm schools, and provides for their establishment, regulation, funding, and tax exemptions. The Department of Education is tasked with implementing the rural farm schools program.
This document summarizes Republic Act No. 6728, which provides government assistance to students and teachers in private education in the Philippines. Some key points:
- It establishes programs to provide financial assistance to private K-12 students and college students, including tuition fee supplements, scholarships, and textbook funding.
- Assistance is based on criteria like family income, tuition fees charged, and accreditation of education programs. Preference is given to students with family incomes of P36,000 or less.
- It expands existing programs like the voucher-based Private Education Student Financial Assistance Program and the Educational Service Contracting scheme.
- At least 70% of subsidies must go towards salaries/benefits of teaching
Excerpts from the 1987 Constitution and Magna Carta for Public School TeachersJoshuaBalanquit2
The document contains excerpts from the 1987 Philippine Constitution and Republic Act No. 4670 or the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers. The Constitution establishes the right to quality education for all citizens and outlines provisions for establishing and maintaining an education system. It also covers the roles and responsibilities of educational institutions. Republic Act No. 4670 aims to promote the social and economic status of public school teachers by improving their terms of employment, living conditions, and career prospects. It establishes policies on recruitment, tenure, salaries, leaves, and teachers' organizations.
This topic talks about the constitution of the Philippines which are the bases of our legalities in any form of laws that everyone should know and apply.
Rwanda hosted a two-day workshop to develop a national school feeding program, with support from Brazil and WFP. Brazil agreed to mentor Rwanda on their successful program. Local food procurement will be emphasized to support agricultural development. El Salvador also visited Brazil and agreed to an action plan to better integrate education, health, and agriculture in their school feeding policies. Upcoming study visits from other African and Latin American countries to learn from Brazil's experience are planned.
Representatives from Mexico visited Brazil to learn about its school feeding program and zero hunger strategy. In particular, Mexico was interested in Brazil's monitoring and evaluation tools. Meanwhile, Brazil could benefit from Mexico's multidimensional poverty measure. Representatives from Rwanda, Ghana, Malawi, Senegal and Haiti also completed study visits to Brazil to learn lessons about their school feeding programs and food procurement systems that could be adapted in their own countries. Upcoming events include a visit from Bangladesh and the next Global Child Nutrition Forum in Brazil. The Purchase from Africans for Africa program was also launched to source food for assistance programs locally in African countries.
Rwanda’s National Stakeholders Consultation Meeting to take place on 26th and 27th February in Kigali. The event aims to develop common understanding of school feeding programme among actors, define and prioritise its objectives; identify an appropriate implementation model(s) that can be prototyped/scaled up over time.
O documento relata as atividades desenvolvidas pelo Conselho de Alimentação Escolar da Bahia em 2011, incluindo a designação de comissões, inspeções em escolas, reuniões e discussões sobre o Programa Nacional de Alimentação Escolar. Foi realizada uma avaliação das 48 escolas visitadas, das quais 44 receberam conceitos como "bom" ou "regular".
This document summarizes strategies for implementing public agriculture and rural development policies in the Federal District of Brazil. It discusses programs that provide funding to family farmers, including PAA, PNAE, and PAPA-FD. The strategies aim to generate income for farmers, promote the local economy and sustainable development through activities like professional training, production planning, and decentralized product delivery. Over time, the number of participating farmers and partner institutions in the food acquisition program has increased, demonstrating its positive evolution.
O documento descreve a criação, finalidade e composição do Conselho de Alimentação Escolar da Bahia (CAE-BA). O CAE-BA foi criado em 2000 para assegurar o controle social do Programa Nacional de Alimentação Escolar através da participação da sociedade civil. Sua finalidade é acompanhar e fiscalizar a execução do programa. É composto por 7 membros titulares de diferentes segmentos da sociedade.
This document summarizes the role of technical assistance and rural extension services in Brazil and the Federal District. It outlines the government agencies that provide these services, including the Ministry of Agriculture and EMATER-DF. EMATER-DF operates local units across the Federal District to provide technical assistance and training to farmers on priority programs like agroecology, vegetable and flower production, and social organization through associations and cooperatives. The document also provides an overview of agriculture and livestock in the Federal District.
Outcome document of Ghana´s study visit on school feeding and smallholder agriculture policies hosted by WFP Centre of Excellence against Hunger, between August 20th and 30th in Brazil.
The document outlines an action plan for Ghana's national school feeding programme with the objectives of securing funds, fighting hunger and malnutrition, increasing school enrollment and attendance, enhancing local agricultural production, and institutionalizing social accountability. It identifies Ghana's existing legal, policy and institutional frameworks and recommends actions like preparing a legal framework, strengthening collaboration between ministries, advocacy, and exploring additional funding sources. The plan emphasizes improving the programme's management, financial operations, and collaboration between stakeholders to better implement homegrown school feeding and build government and community capacity.
Presentation made by Roberta Marins de Sá, Executive Secretat of the Interministerial Board of Food and Nutritional Security - CAISAN, Ministry of Social Development and Fight against Hunger, during International Seminar on Social Policies held on 27-30 August 2012 in Brasilia.
Presentation made by the Ministry of Social Development and Fight against Hunger, during International Seminar on Social Policies held on 27-30 August 2012 in Brasilia.
Presentation made by the Ministry of Social Development and Fight against Hunger, during International Seminar on Social Policies held on 27-30 August 2012 in Brasilia.
Presentation made by FNDE. From 6th to 10th of August 2012 the WFP Centre of Excellence against Hunger hosted a study visit of Mexican Government officials interested in school feeding and smallholder agriculture policies.
Presentation made by Ministry of Social Development Maria do Socorro Soares de Oliveira. From 6th to 10th of August 2012 the WFP Centre of Excellence against Hunger hosted a study visit of Mexican Government officials interested in school feeding and smallholder agriculture policies.
Presentation made by the National Fund for Educational Development (FNDE) Eduardo Manyari. From 6th to 10th of August the WFP Centre of Excellence against Hunger hosted a study visit of Mexican Government interested in school feeding and smallholder agriculture policies.
Round Table 4 - “Local Purchases in the African Continent, challenges and perspectives for international cooperation initiatives”, July 03 2012, Brasília.
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1. Legislative Book-PNAE-2009
President of the Republic, Casa Civil, The Vice-President of the Republic, in the
exercise of the charge of the President of the Republic, informs that the National
Congress decrees and sanctions the following law:
Law N11.947, 16 June 2009
Art. 1: For the effects of this law, with school feeding understood as all food
offered in the school environment, independent of its origin, during the school
year.
Art. 2: The following are rights of school feeding:
I. The use of healthy and adequate food, with the use of a variety of
foodstuffs that are secure, respect local culture, traditions and healthy
eating habits, contributing to the development of students and for the
improvement of school output, according to age group and state of health,
including those who need specific attention;
II. The inclusion of food and nutrition education in the process of teaching
and learning, throughout the school curriculum, focusing on themes of food
and nutrition and the development of healthy life practices, from the
perspective of food and nutritional security;
III. Universal attendance of students enrolled in public primary schools;
IV. The participation of the community in social control, in the
accompaniment of actions conducted by States, the Federal District and
Municipalities to guarantee the provision of health and adequate school
feeding;
V. The support of sustainable development, with incentives for the
acquisition of diverse foods, produced in the local environment and
preferably by family agriculture and by rural family entrepreneurs,
prioritizing traditional indigenous communities and descendants of
quilombos;
VI. The right to school feeding, seeking to guarantee food and nutritional
security for students, with equitable access, respecting the biological
differences in ages and health conditions of students who need special
attention and those who are socially vulnerable;
Art. 3: School feeding is a right of students of the primary education public
school system and a duty of the State and will be promoted and incentivized with
a focus on the attention to the rights established under this law;
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2. Art 4: The National School Feeding Program (PNAE) has the objective to
contribute to the growth and psychological and bio-social development, learning,
school output, the formation of healthy habits among students, by means of
actions of school feeding and nutrition, and in the availability of meals that cover
these nutritional necessities during the school year;
Art. 5: The financial resources allocated in the budget of the Union for the
execution of PNAE will be passed in parcels to States, the Federal District,
Municipalities and Federal schools by the National Foundation for Educational
Development (FNDE), in conformity with the Art. 208 in the Federal
Constitution and observed as delineated in this law;
I. The transferal of financial resources, for the execution of PNAE, will be
completed automatically by FNDE, without the necessity of agreement,
adjustment, contract or binding decision, meaning deposit in a specific
checking account;
II. The financial resources that are referred to in (I) will be included in the
budgets of States, the Federal District, and Municipalities attended and will
be used exclusively for the acquisition of food products;
III. The balances of financial resources received in the PNAE account as of
the 31st of December should be redirected for the following exercise, with a
strict observance to the destination of their transferal, in the terms
stipulated by the Deliberative Council of FNDE;
IV. The sum of financial resources that refer to in (I) will be calculated with
a basis on the number of students officially matriculated in basic public
education in each of the governmental entities conforming to official
matriculation data obtained in the school census conducted by the Ministry
of Education;
V. For the means of this article, the criteria of FNDE, will be considered as
part of the state, municipal and district network, furthermore, the students
matriculated in the following institutions:
i. Crèches, pre-schools, elementary and middle schools certified as
philanthropic entities or maintained by organizations certified as such,
including special education;
ii. Crèches, pre-schools, and community elementary and middle
schools connected to States, the Federal District or Municipalities;
Art. 6: It is left to States, the Federal District and Municipalities to distribute the
financial resources received in the PNAE account to the executing units of schools
of basic education within their school zone, observing this law, as it fits;
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3. *The FNDE Deliberative Council will expedite norms relative to the resource
allocation criteria and per capita values, as well as for the organization and
functioning of executing bodies and other orientation and instruction necessary
for the execution of PNAE.
Art. 7: States will be able to transfer the responsibility for students enrolled in
state educational establishments located in their respective areas of jurisdiction
to their municipalities, and, in this case, explicitly authorize the direct transfer to
the municipality on the part of FNDE the corresponding parcel of resources
calculated in accordance with Art.6*.
Art. 8: States, the Federal District, and Municipalities will render their accounts
to FNDE of all resources received.
1: The authority responsible for the rendering of accounts that attempts to
falsify or encourages the falsification of documents or statements, with the
intent to alter the truth of those statements, will be held accountable to
law.
2: States, the Federal District and Municipalities will maintain in their
archives, in an organized and secure manner, records of previous accounts
rendered and approved, from the past 5 (five) years, documents that refer
to this caput, together with receipts of payments made with those financial
resources transferred in accordance with this law, although the execution
is the task of the respective schools, and will be obliged to make this
information available, as solicited, to the Brazilian Court of Audit (TCU),
to the System of Internal Control of the Federal Executive Power and to
the School Feeding Council – SFC.
3: FNDE will audit the application of resources in States, the Federal
District, and Municipalities, for each financial application, by the sampling
system, allowing for the requisition of documents and other necessary
information, or delegating this competency to another body or state entity
to do so.
Art. 9: FNDE, those entities responsible for educational systems and external
and internal federal, state and municipal control bodies will create, according to
their own competencies or in an integrated fashion, mechanisms adequate for the
inspection and monitoring of the execution of PNAE.
* Those bodies included in this Article will develop cooperative agreements or
accords to support and optimize the control of the program.
Art. 10: Any physical or juridical body or person can make a complaint to FNDE,
the Brazilian Court of Audit (TCU), internal control mechanisms of the Executive
branch, to the Federal Attorney Generals Office or to the School Feeding Council
(SFC) and report irregularities identified in the application of resources destined
for the execution of PNAE.
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4. Art. 11: The technical responsibility for school feeding in States, the Federal
District, and Municipalities, will be attributed to the responsible nutritionist, who
should respect those guidelines outlined in this Law and in the pertinent
legislation, where his/her tasks are determined.
Art. 12: School feeding menus should be developed by the responsible
nutritionist with the use of basic foodstuffs, respecting nutritional value of those
goods, as well as local eating habits, culture and traditions, seeking to achieve
sustainability and agricultural diversification of the region, in healthy and
adequate feeding.
*Under effect of this Law, basic foodstuffs are those goods that are indispensable
for the promotion of health eating, observing the applicable regulations.
Art. 13: The acquisition of foodstuffs, in the context of PNAE, should follow the
menu planned by the nutritionist and will be achieved, if possible, in the same
federative entity where the schools are located, observing the guidelines that are
outlined in Art. 2 of this Law.
Art. 14: Of the total sum of financial resources distributed by FNDE for PNAE, a
minimum of 30% (thirty percent) should be used for the purchase of foodstuffs
directly from family agriculture or rural household entrepreneurs or from their
organizations, prioritizing land reform settlements, traditional indigenous
communities and quilombola communities.
1: The acquisition process described by this article may be undertaken
without the procurement (bidding) process, if prices are comparable with
those in the local market, but still observing the principles inscribed in Art.
37 of the Federal Constitution and those goods must meet the quality
control parameters established by norms that regulate these materials.
2: The observance of a percentage outlined in the caput will be disciplined
by FNDE and can be dispensed of when the following circumstances are
present:
i. Inability to issue the corresponding fiscal document;
ii. Inability to provide regular and consistent amounts of
foodstuffs;
iii. Inadequate hygienic-sanitary conditions.
Art. 15: The Ministry of Education must propose educational interventions that
are coordinated with the school curriculum that address themes of healthy eating
habits and nutrition, in the perspective of food and nutritional security.
Art. 16: The Union, by means of FNDE, autarky responsible for the coordination
of PNAE must;
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5. I. Establish general norms of planning, execution, control, monitoring
and evaluation of PNAE;
II. Transfer financial resources for the execution of PNAE in States, the
Federal District, Municipalities and federal schools;
III. Promote inter-agency dialogue between federal entities directly or
indirectly involved in the execution of PNAE;
IV. Promote the adoption of guidelines and goals established in pacts and
international accords, to improve the quality of life of students in
public schools in basic education;
V. Provide general technical guidance for States, the Federal District and
Municipalities for the proper functioning of PNAE;
VI. Cooperate in human resources training for those involved in the
execution of PNAE and in social control;
VII. Promote the development of studies and research that evaluate the
actions of PNAE, which can be made in cooperation with public or
private entities;
Art. 17: States, the Federal District, and Municipalities in the area of their
respective administrative jurisdictions, have the following responsibilities,
according to the 1st clause of Article 211 of the Federal Constitution:
I. Guarantee that the provision of school feeding is undertaken in
conformity with the nutritional needs of students, during the school
year, observing the guidelines established in this law, as well as in
accordance with section VII of Article 208 of the Federal Constitution;
II. Promote studies and research that permit the evaluation of school
feeding programs, developed in the respective schools;
III. Promote food, nutrition, hygiene and environmental education in
schools, under their administrative responsibility, as a way to develop
healthy eating habits in enrolled students, on application of the joint
action by education professionals and responsible technicians that is
outlined in Article 11 of this Law;
IV. To undertake, in partnership with FNDE, human resources training for
those involved in the execution of PNAE and in social control;
V. Provide information, as solicited, to FNDE, to SFC, to the bodies of
internal and external control of the executive, in respect to the
execution of PNAE, under its responsibility;
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6. VI. Provide the proper physical environment and human resources that
allow for the correct functioning of the SFC, facilitating access of the
population to this body;
VII. Promote and execute basic sanitation activities in the school
environment under its responsibility, in accordance with the pertinent
legislation;
VIII. Share information in public localities concerning the quantity of
financial resources received for the execution of PNAE;
IX. Render accounts of financial resources received to the PNAE account,
in the manner established by the FNDE Deliberative Council;
X. Present the annual PNAE Management Report to the SFC, in the
required manner in accordance with established deadlines, as
determined by the FNDE Deliberative Council.
Art. 18: States, the Federal District, and Municipalities will establish, in the
realm of their respective administrative jurisdictions, School Feeding Councils
(SFCs), entities that have a supervisory role, are permanent, deliberative and
provide support, are composed in the following manner:
I- 1 (one) representative indicated by the Executive power of the
federated entity;
II- 2 (two) representatives from entities of education professionals and the
student body, indicated by its respective representative body, to be
chosen by means of a specific assembly;
III- 2 (two) representatives of parents of students, indicated by School
Councils, Parent-Teacher Associations or similar entities, chosen by
means of a specific assembly;
IV- 2 (two) representatives indicated by entities of organized civil society
organizations, chosen in a specific assembly;
1. States, the Federal District, and Municipalities, are
permitted, according to their criteria, to increase the
composition of members of SFC, as long as it obeys the
proportionality as noted in the clauses of this Article.
2. Each titular member of the SFC will have 1 (one) substitute
from the same representative entity.
3. Members will have a mandate of 4 (four) years, and are
able to be renewed in accordance with the indication of
their respective groups.
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7. 4. The Presidency and Vice-Presidency of SFC may only be
occupied by those representatives described in sections II,
III, and IV of this Article.
5. The exercise of the mandate of the members of the SFC is
considered a non-compensated public service.
6. States, the Federal District, and Municipalities must
inform FNDE of the composition of their respective SFC, in
the manner established by the FNDE Deliberative Council.
Art. 19: The SFC must:
I- Accompany and supervise conformity with guidelines established in
such a form of Article 2 of this Law;
II- Work to improve the quality of foodstuffs, especially in regards to
hygienic conditions, as well as with the suitability of menus offered,
III- Receive the annual PNAE Management Report and emit a conclusive
document of proof to this respect, approving or rejecting the execution
of the Program.
*SFCs may fulfill their responsibilities in cooperation with state and
municipal Food and Nutrition Security Councils and other councils, and
should observe those guidelines established by the National Food and
Nutrition Security Council – CONSEA.
Art. 20: FNDE is authorized to suspend resource transfers for PNAE for States,
the Federal District, or Municipalities when:
I – A SFC is not formed or the existing SFC is not achieving necessary
adjustments to function properly;
II – Rendering of accounts is not undertaken of resources previously received
for the execution of PNAE, in the form and under deadlines established by the
FNDE Deliberative Council;
III – Irregularities are committed in the execution of PNAE, against norms
established by the FNDE Deliberative Council.
1. Without causing detriment of those guidelines created by the caput, FNDE
must communicate eventual irregularities in the execution of PNAE to the Public
Prosecutors and its accompanying bodies or authorities connected to the work of
the Program.
2. The re-establishment of the transfer of financial resources to the PNAE
account will occur in the manner defined by the FNDE Deliberative Council.
Art. 21: The suspension outlined in Art. 20, where FNDE is authorized to
undertake in a specific account, the transfer of equivalent resources, for the term
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8. of 180 (one hundred and eighty) days, directly to the executing units, as outlined
in Art. 6 of this Law, corresponds to those schools affected, by the supply of
school feeding, allowing for the procurement process for the emergency
acquisition of foodstuffs, maintained by those rules established for the execution
of PNAE, including the rendering of accounts.
*Upon the publication of this Law, FNDE will have up to 180 (one hundred and
eighty) days to adhere to this material that composes the caput of this Article.
Art. 22: The Direct Money in Schools Program – PDDE, with the objective to
provide financial assistance, in a supplementary manner, to public schools of
basic education in the states, municipalities or Federal District and those schools
of special education qualified as beneficiaries of social assistance or of direct and
free attendance to the public, as well as schools maintained by entities of the
following manner, observing that ordered by Art. 25 that is now required by the
following in this Law.
1. The financial assistance to be conceded to each benefiting educational
establishment will be defined annually with a base in the number of students
enrolled in basic education, in accordance with data extracted from the school
census conducted by the Ministry of Education, observing those sections outlined
in Art. 24.
2. That financial assistance that is dealt with in section 1 will be conceded without
the necessity of an agreement, accord, contract or adjustment, by means of credit
value owed in a specific bank account:
I – Directly to the executing entity, representative of the school
community, or that which is qualified as a beneficiary of social assistance
or direct and free attendance to the public.
II – To the State, Federal District and to the Municipality that maintains
the educational establishment, that does not possess its own executing
entity.
Art. 23: Those financial resources transferred by PDDE that will be destined to
cover costs, maintenance, and small investments, taken to guarantee the
functioning and improvement of physical infrastructure and pedagogy of
educational establishments.
Art. 24: The FNDE Deliberative Council will expedite norms relative to the
criteria of allocation, transfer, execution, rendering of accounts of resources and
values per capita, as well as about the organization and functioning of those
executing units.
*The establishment of per capita values will be determined, and allocated to those
schools that offer special education in an inclusive and specialized way, to insure,
in accordance with the objectives of PDDE, the adequate attendance to this type
of educational modality.
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9. Art. 25: The States, the Federal District, and Municipalities should inscribe,
when appropriate, in the respective budgets the financial resources destined to
those educational establishments to which they are connected, as well as to
render accounts to of those referred resources.
Art 26: The rendering of accounts of resources received to the PDDE account, to
be presented upon the terms and constituted by those documents established by
the Deliberative Council of FNDE will be made:
I – By those executing units of municipal, state and federal district public schools
to the Municipalities and the State Secretaries of Education to which they are
connected, that they will be charged with the analysis, judgment, consolidation
and forwarding to FNDE, as established by its Deliberative Council;
II – By the Municipalities, State Secretaries of Education and of the Federal
District and by qualified entities as beneficiaries of social assistance and of direct,
free attendance to the public to that Fund.
1. The rendering of accounts of transferred for attendance for those schools that
do not have executing units should be made to FNDE, observing the respective
educational networks, by those Municipalities and Secretaries of Education of
States and the Federal District.
2. FNDE is authorized to suspend resource transfer of PDDE in the following
hypotheses:
I – Omission of the rendering of accounts, as defined by its Deliberative Council;
II – Rejection of the rendering of accounts;
III – Utilization of resources in a manner against the criteria established by the
execution of PDDE, as required by the analysis of documents or by auditing.
3. In case of the omission of the delivery of the rendering of accounts, in the form
as section I of the caput of this Article, FNDE is authorized to suspend the
transfer of resources to all the schools of the educational network of that
respective federation.
4. The manager, responsible for the rendering of accounts, that permits, by the
inclusion or permission of inclusion of documents or false statements or outside
of that of which should be included, with the end of altering the truth of the facts,
will be responsible to the Law.
Art. 27: The federated entities, as their own executing entities and agencies
qualified as beneficiaries of social assistance or of direct and free attendance to
the public will maintain an archive, in their headquarters, in an organized and
orderly fashion, even if using contracted accounting services, for a term of 5 (five)
years, counting data from the assessment of the annual accounts of FNDE by the
agency of external control, original or equivalent fiscal documents or receipts, of
those purchases made in the execution of actions for PDDE.
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10. Art. 28: The supervision of the application of financial resources relative to the
execution of PDDE is included as one of FNDE’s competencies as well as of the
internal and external control agencies of the Executive, and will be conducted
through audits, inspections and process analyses that originate in the respective
rendering of accounts.
*Those agencies incumbent to the supervision of resources destined to the
execution of PDDE will be able to establish agreements or accords, in a mutual
cooperation regime, to support and optimize the control of the Program.
Art. 29: Any person, in physical or juridical status, may denounce to FNDE, the
Brazilian Court of Audit (TCU), the internal control agencies of the Executive,
and to the Federal Attorney Generals Office those irregularities identified in the
application of resources destined to the execution of PDDE.
Art. 30: The Articles 2 and 5 of the Law 10.88o, of the 9th of June 2004, will now
function in the following manner:
“Article 2 institutes the National Support Program for School Transportation –
PNATE, in the responsibility of the Ministry of Education, to be executed by the
National Fund for Educational Development – FNDE, with the objective of
offering school transport to those schools of basic public education, residents in
rural areas, by means of financial assistance, in a supplementary manner, to
States, the Federal District and Municipalities, observed as defined in this Law.
1. The sum of financial resources will be transferred in parcels and calculated
with a base on the number of students in basic public education who are
residents of rural areas that use school transport offered by those entities referred
to in the caput of this Article………….” (NR)
“Article 5 The accompaniment and social control of the transference and
application of resources transferred to the PNATE account will be exercised in
the respective governments of States, the Federal District and Municipalities by
those councils outlined in clause 13 of Article 24 of the Law 11.494, of 20 of June
2007.
1. FNDE is authorized to suspend the transfer of resources to PNATE in the
following hypotheses:
I – Omission of the rendering of accounts, as defined by its Deliberative Council;
II – Rejection of the accounts rendered;
III – Utilization of resources against those criteria established for the execution
of the Program, as established by document analysis or auditing
process…………………………………………...”(NR)
Art. 31: The Law no. 11.273, of 6th of February 2006, was passed with the
following alterations:
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11. “Article 1 The National Fund for Educational Development – FNDE and the
Coordination of Training for Personnel of Higher Education – CAPES authorizes
the concession of scholarships for study and research in the area of training
programs for professors of basic education developed by the Ministry of
Education, including distance learning, that aim to:
……………………………………………………………..
III – For the participation of professors in research projects and the development
of educational methodologies in the area of initial and continued training of
teachers for basic education and for the system of the Open University of Brazil
(UAB).
……………………………………………………………….
4. Additionally, scholarships may be conceded to teachers that work in program
of initial and continued training of school personnel and Secretaries of Education
in States, the Federal District, and Municipalities, as well as in programs of initial
and continued professional training as detailed in Article 2 of this Law.” (NR)
“Art. 3 The scholarships detailed in Article 2 of this Law will be conceded directly
to the beneficiary, by means of a banking credit, in terms of the expedited norms
by the respective conceding institutions, by means of terms of commitment in
which corresponding rights and obligations are outlined.” (NR)
“Art. 4 The expenses of the execution of those actions outlined in this Law will be
passed on to the specific account in FNDE’s annual budget and to Capes,
observing the limitations of movement, engagement and payment of the budget
programming and annual financing.” (NR)
Art. 32: The Articles 1 and 7 of the Law no. 11.507, of 20th of July of 2007, will be
in force with the following statement:
“Art. 1 It will be established that the Support of Educational Evaluation (AAE),
due to the official that, in the course of the exercise of teaching activities or
research in public or private higher education, participates, in a contingent
manner, in the process of educational evaluation institutions, courses, projects of
the development of students conducted by the initiative of the National Institute
of Educational Research and Studies Anísio Teixeira – Inep, of the Coordinating
Foundation of Training of Personnel of the Higher Level – Capes and of the
National Fund for Educational Development – FNDE.” (NR)
“Art. 7 Those expenses for AAE will be entered in the specific account and limits
outlined in the annual budget of Capes, Inep and to FNDE in the group of
expenses called “Other Current Expenses”. (NR)
Art. 33: It is the responsibility of the Executive power to authorize the
institution of the National Program for Education in Land Reform – Pronera, to
be established in the Ministry of Agrarian Development – MDA and executed by
the National Institute of Settlement and Land Reform – Incra.
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12. *Act of the Executive power will arrange the norms of functioning, execution and
management of the Program.
Art. 34: The following will be revoked, Articles 1 and 14 of the Provisional
Measure no. 2.178-36, of the 24th of August of 2001, and the Law no. 8.913, of
12th of July of 1994.
Art. 35: This Law will enter into force on the date of its publication.
Brasilia, 16 of June 2009; 188th of the Independence and 121th of the Republic.
JOSE ALENCAR GOMES DA SILVA
Fernando Haddad Paulo Bernardo Silva
This text does not substitute the publication in the DOU of 17.6.2009
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