INTRODUCTION: The National School Feeding Program (PNAE), is the oldest public
policy in force in Brazil, which is currently responsible for feeding more than 40,000 students
from public schools and since its inception has advanced in several aspects. With the
enactment of Law 11.947/2009, the investment of at least 30% of federal on lendings was
guaranteed for the funds for the familybased farming procurement. OJJETIVE: The
objective of this study was to analyze the normative adequacy of public calls for food
acquisition from family farms to the National School Feeding Program (PNAE) of Pará
municipalities. METHODOLOGY: This is a descriptive analytical study with analysis of 43
Public Calls available on the Pará Municipal Court of Auditors (TCM-PA) website for the
publication period from January 1 to December 31, 2018. RESULTS: The results showed
several non-conformities and lack of detailed information on distribution logistics aspects,
delivery schedule, prices paid, sales project selection criteria, notice annexes and contractual
clauses in public call notices. CONCLUSION: The results showed that, after 10 years after
the enactment of the law, the Municipal Education Departments, Executing Entities, are still
unable to prepare the public call notice that meets all the norms that guide the food purchase
process of the family farming for the program.
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