قراءة في تجربة البرازيل في مجال الحد من الفقر

Abstract EN

This paper examines the policies and programs adopted by Brazil to reduce poverty and hunger.

Brazil is the largest country in South America, which has suffered from high rates of poverty and food insecurity, as a result of a combination of reasons such as the spread of corruption, the deterioration of economic performance, school dropout and the spread of crime, the disparity in the distribution of wealth between regions and classes of society, the vast geographical area, .

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Brazil's success in building a global model in the area of hunger and poverty eradication is due to the strong will to reduce this phenomenon and the commitment of successive governments to achieve the goals of improving the living conditions in the country, where they have worked to improve the economic performance Empowerment of vulnerable groups (women, children, the elderly, the disabled), the development of poor areas, and the provision of various subsidies to the poor, which ultimately reduced poverty rates to nearly 7% and malnutrition to less than 5%, While the Gini coefficient decreased by 8٪.