The dissertation addresses the challenge faced by the Military Fire Department of the State of
Pará (CBMPA) in improving the management of its resources in a context marked by
significant economic and social challenges in the State of Pará. The region, affected by the
exploitation of its natural resources, demands a sustainable approach, emphasizing the need
for an efficient Cost Information System (CIS) in the CBMPA. The research identifies a
critical gap in resource management due to the absence of a CIS, which negatively impacts
the performance and quality of services provided by the corporation. Grounded in the
theoretical framework of Accounting Science, the dissertation examines different functions of
accounting information in public entities and the importance of systemic cost management
analysis. The adopted methodology includes exploratory descriptive research, with data
collection conducted through a literature review and a survey with 15 CBMPA employees in
the areas of management and planning. The main results revealed that 46.7% of the
employees have limited knowledge in accounting, financial, and budgetary areas, and 63.6%
report that the available cost information is fragmented and lacks an adequate CIS.
Additionally, a significant challenge identified is holding managers accountable for the
implementation of the CIS. The research discusses the importance of a CIS for improving the
CBMPA's resource management, emphasizing the need for employee training and
information integration for effective decision-making. It also highlights how a CIS can
contribute to sustainability in the Amazon and enhance public management. In conclusion, the
dissertation proposes a CIS model adapted to the organizational structure of the CBMPA and
regional specificities. The objective is to map and measure the corporation's costs efficiently,
providing valuable information to assist in the planning and execution of public policies,
including the Multi- Year Plan (PPA), the Budgetary Guidelines Law (LDO), and the Annual
Budget Law (LOA). The implementation of an efficient CIS is seen as fundamental for
effective and sustainable management of the CBMPA.
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