Papel da ater no processo de implementação do plano Brasil sem miséria no meio rural

Public policies are tools used to enable changes in society.They can act and transform different social groups bringing new development perspectives for the beneficiary population.Therefore, it is necessary to outline and plan the implementation process, development and monitoring of policy, in order to control and intervene in possible problems that occur along the way.This paper discusses the public policy that created the "Brazil without Poverty Plan" (BSM), involving several government departments and combined policies which result in a set of integrated actions to increase income of people living in extreme poverty.The "Productive Inclusiveness" is part of that policy, including the "Technical Assistance and Rural Extension" (ATER) and "Resources to invest" (Foment).Such programs are highly linked in order to increase income of rural populations.ATER searches a libertarian pedagogical direction, participatory and interactive, allowing the development of a productive project based on BSM parameters, which is to allow the extremely poor population in rural areas to achieve development able to reduce the level of poverty and raise other benefits to increase income."The Resources to invest" (Foment), made possible by the "Productive Inclusiveness", allows the cost of a small project driven by ATER, becoming source of funds of the beneficiaries families.Artisanal fishermen who occupy the strip "Sertão of São Francisco" are groups living in extreme poverty.They develop their craft activities, live in rural areas and have they own cultural and traditional characteristics.From a methodological point of view, we opted for the analysis of activities conducted by ATER, seeking the results of this action in improving fishermen's living conditions.It is considered not only the assessment of income, but also, what developments may occur to make their activities more stable and sustainable in the future.The evaluation showed that the ATER activity is meeting its objectives related to the increase of income within the scope of Brazil without Poverty Plan, and it ́s running the integration of policies in rural areas for artisanal fishermen, improving the income generation from the possibility of projects that provide funding.Considering the field research conducted among the artisanal fishermen, located in the "Territories of Citizenship/ Sertão of São Francisco", it was possible to obtain information related to the insertion process enabled by the Brazil without Poverty Plan, especially that conducted by "Call 14/2010" .It was also possible to find out earliest evidence, concerning the effectiveness of "Call 14/2010"in the lives of its beneficiaries

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