O lugar (in) existente do BPC na Política Municipal de Assistência Social: o caso de Castanhal
This study has as objective to analyze how municipal management of Continued Installment Benefit happens, this is an assistance program ordered by Federal Constitution of 1988 and regulated by Organic Law of Social Assistance – Law 12.435/11 that it is a payment of 1 minimum salary by a month for pe...
| Autor principal: | SILVA, Marcella Miranda da |
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| Grau: | Dissertação |
| Idioma: | por |
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Universidade Federal do Pará
2013
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http://repositorio.ufpa.br/jspui/handle/2011/4328 |
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This study has as objective to analyze how municipal management of Continued Installment Benefit happens, this is an assistance program ordered by Federal Constitution of 1988 and regulated by Organic Law of Social Assistance – Law 12.435/11 that it is a payment of 1 minimum salary by a month for people with 65 years old or more than that and for people with a disabling deficiency for an independent life and for work, and the familiar income of both has to be less than ¼ of minimum salary. For that, it was chosen Castanhal as the local of empiric research. The reason for this research is from the fact that Continued Installment Benefit is inscribed in Federal Constitution / 1988 and for demand a huge volume of financial resources, but even so is unknown for most part of the population and few published by Executive Power. This study started with bibliographic research about social assistance politic. After that, it was achieved a documental research where were analyzed the National Conferences of Social Assistance deliberations, Municipal Council of Social Assistance’s minutes of the meetings from Castanhal since 2010 until 2011 and V and VI Municipal Conference of Social Assistance’s reporters from Castanhal. Interviews were conducted with the coordinators of CRAS with the Coordinator of Basic Social Protection and the Municipal Social Welfare of Castlebay. Highlight the low level of monitoring of the beneficiaries of the BPC Network Basic Social Protection and the absence of effective social control. |