National Secretariat on Citizenship Income. Ministry of Social Development and Fight Against Hunger. Federative Republic of Brazil

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National Secretariat on Citizenship Income Ministry of Social Development and Fight Against Hunger Federative Republic of Brazil

Bolsa Família - Family Grant Program The Brazilian experience in conditional cash transfer programs Antonio Carlos R. de Oliveira Junior Johannesburg South Africa, October 9-10, 2006

Brazil: a general view 184,2 million Population 8,5 million km² Area Federative country, 26 States, 01 Federal District and 5.564 municipalities GDP 2005 R$ 1.938 bi / U$ 969 bi GDP 2005 Per Capita R$ 10.520 / U$ 5.260 Poor population 11,1 million of families (27,9% of the population) National Research for Sample of House holds 2004

Income Inequality Income Distribution of the 50% poorer part of the population and of the 1% richer part of the population, in relation to the total of income 14,1% 12,6% poorest 50% poorer 50% part richest 1% richer part 1% Source: IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) e IPEA (Institute of Applied Economic Research )

Brazil: Geographical Regions Distribution Region Publish Target Middle west 5,38% Northeast 49,53% North 9,76% South east 26,98% South 8,35% Source: IBGE/Census 2000 PNAD 2004

Description - Transference of Income 1995: Pioneer experiences of Campinas and in the Federal District with conditional cash transfer programs. 1996: Child Labour Eradication Program (PETI) 1998: Guaranteed Minimum Income National National program (Ministry of Education MEC) 2001: Bolsa Escola ( School Grant ), Bolsa Alimentação ( Food Grant ) Cadastro Único (Single Registry System) 2002: Auxílio Gás ( Cooking Gas Grant ) 2003: Cartão Alimentação ( Food Card )

Bolsa Família Program Created in October, 2003 MP (Measure) nº 132, 10/20/2003 Law nº 10.836, 01/09/2003 Cooperated and coordinated strategy among the federative entities for the fight against poverty, the promotion of the social inclusion and the support to the families in situation vulnerability. Serves the families that are below the poverty line, unifying the remaining programs: Bolsa Escola (School Grant) Bolsa Alimentação (Food Grant) Cartão Alimentação (Food Card) Auxilio Gás (Cooking Gas Grant)

Bolsa Família Program Income Transfer focused conditioned Free use Immediate poverty relief (income) Rupture of the poverty intergerational cycle (conditinalities) Family development (complementary actions)

Characteristics National Coverage 100% of municipalities Focus on the family Benefit given preferably to the woman Direct payment to the family (magnetic card) Autonomy in the use of the resource

Characteristics Family commitment to health and education Integration with state and municipal programs Participation of the society Monitoring and fiscalization Decentralized and intersectorial management

Elegibility criteria Family Situation per capita monthly income Number of children /adolescents / pregnant women and suckling mothers Quantity and type of benefits Value of the benefít (in R$/U$) Poverty R$ 60,01 to R$ 120,00 (U$ 30,00 to U$ 60,00) 1 member (1) Variable 15,00 (7,50) 2 members (2) Variable 30,00 (15,00) 3 or + members (3) Variable 45,00 (22,50) Non existent Basic 50,00 (25,00) Extreme Poverty Till R$ 60,00 (U$ 30,00) 1 member 2 members Basic + (1) Variable Basic + (2) Variable 65,00 (32,50) 80,00 (40,00) 3 or + members Basic + (3) Variable 95,00 (47,50)

Management Flux MDS Budget Coverage Operator Agent < Income Card Payment Family Single Registry

Fluxo de gestão

Fluxo de gestão 1 registry organization 2 form solicitation 3 form authorization 4 form sending 5 registerer training 6 family data collection 7 data typing and transmission 8 data processing, NIS, processing return 9 download file return and store processed data at local database 10 file forms 11 espelho extraction from database and sending 12 registry validation, information quality assessment and rules and procedures definition

Conditionalities Family counterpart Access to the health, education and social assistance services as citizenship rights Monitoring of the conditionalities in order to identify situations of greater social vulnerability and to guide the public power actions

Conditionalities Health and nutrition monitoring: for pregnant women and children aged 0 to 7 School attendance above 85% for children and adolescents aged 6 to 15 Social and educational activities: for children in risk of child labour (PETI) Responsibilities: Bolsa Família managers in association with the Secretariats on Education and Health

Bolsa Família Program Evolution Couverage Goal/Financial Resources YEAR BENEFICIARY FAMILIES FINANCIAL RESOURCES (R$/U$) 2003 3.6 million 3.2 billion 1.60 billion 2004 6.6 million 5.5 billion 2.75 billion 2005 8.7 million 6.8 bilhões 3.40 billion 2006 11.1 million 5.7 billion 2.85 billion (till September) The resources used for the program represent 0.3% of the annual GDP.

Coverage September/2006 5.564 municipalities U$ 339.049.154,50 Average Value: U$ 30,78 11.017.689 families (100% of coverage)

Thank you for the attention bolsa.familia@mds.gov.br cadastrounico.@mds.gov.br www.mds.gov.br Contact: antonio.junior@mds.gov.br