Date: | 1993- |
Web: | Official website of the programme |
Description: | Non-contributory pension programme targeted to informal rural workers in Brazil, part of the General Social Welfare Regime (RGPS) The program synthesizes various social security developments in that area since 1971. Retirement ages are 60 for men and 55 for women. It also includes the regulatory guidelines of the 1988 Constitution, ensuring a basic pension equal to the minimum wage for workers who are not embedded in the pension and retirement systems and are in a disadvantaged position within Brazilian society. Its direct predecessor is the rural version of the "Renda Mensal Vitalicia" , implemented by the military government. |
Characteristics
Target population: | 1) Older people living in rural or urban areas up to 50,000 inhabitants with economic performance in rural or small-scale fishing 2) People with disability - rural areas |
Geographic scale: | National (rural) |
Targeting method: | 1) Categorical 2) Geographic |
Instrument of selection: | … |
Registry of recipients: | … |
Exit strategies or criteria: | Loss of eligibility |
Comments: | In 2005, the Brazilian Congress opened a debate on specific aspects of the coverage of Rural Welfare, about a possible inclusion of agricultural workers living in urban areas and the exclusion of rural residents who worked in urban economic activities and / or outside the family economy. It was determined as a condition not to exceed 90 days per year on the exercise of non-agricultural economic activities or outside the domestic economy (no need for an employment contract) to hold the special pension rights. |
Institutionality
Legal framework: | Law Nº 8,212 ; Law Nº 8,213 |
Responsible organization(s): | Ministry of Social Security |
Executing organization(s): | INSS (National Social Security Institute) |
Source of funding: | National Treasure |
1) Older people's pension and disability
Recipient(s): | All recipients of the programme |
Mode of transfer: | Monetary |
Mode of delivery: | … |
Periodicity of delivery: | Monthly |
Recipient of the transfer: | Direct participant |
Maximum per household: | … |
Conditionalities: | … |
Sanctions: | Termination of the pension if the recipient acts as urban worker more than 90 days. |
Comments: | The minimum age for men is 60, while women are entitled to this transfer at age 55 |
Amount : | Corresponds to the Brazilian real minimum wage for each year (BRL$ 1.045 en 2020); see Data Excel format |
Proteção e Promoção Social de Pessoas com Deficiência no Brasil: uma abordagem a partir de indicadores sociais e relatos de caso.
Author: | Roberta Mélega, Mariana Ferreira y Marta Battaglia. |
Date: | 2020 |
Publication info: | Monitoramento SAGI: Série relatos de Caso No. 4 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Analysis and description of the program |
Aspecto da proposta de mudança na regulamentação da Previdência Rural no Brasil
Author: | Campos, André |
Date: | 2006 |
Publication info: | IPEA. Paper for discussion 1195 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Normative framework / Targeting |
Financiamento da Previdência Rural: Situação atual e mudanças
Author: | Delgado, Guilherme y de Castro, Jorge Abrahão |
Date: | 2003 |
Publication info: | IPEA. Paper for discussion 992 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Financial scheme |
A previdência rural e sua importância para as famílias pobres no Nordeste: resultados de um estudo de caso no Rio Grande do Norte
Author: | de Oliveira, R. and de Aquino, J. |
Date: | 2017 |
Publication info: | Revista Econômica do Nordeste, 48(1), pages 115-130 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
Previdência rural no Brazil
Author: | Albuquerque, R., and Ribeiro, J. |
Date: | 2018 |
Publication info: | IPEA Working paper No. 2404 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Analysis of the program and the structural imbalance of social pensions |
Household Income as a Determinant of Child Labor and School Enrollment in Brazil: Evidence from a Social Security Reform
Author: | de Carvalho Filho, I.E. |
Date: | 2012 |
Publication info: | Economic Development and Cultural Change, Vol. 60, No. 2 (January 2012), pp. 399-435 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
Old-age benefits and retirement decisions of rural elderly in Brazil
Author: | de Carvalho Filho, I.E. |
Date: | 2008 |
Publication info: | Journal of Development Economics 86 (2008) 129–146 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
What is the impact of non-contributory pensions on poverty? Estimates from Brazil and South Africa
Author: | Armando Barrientos |
Date: | 2003 |
Publication info: | Chronic Poverty Research Centre (CPRC) Working Paper No 33 |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation |
Non-contributory pensions in Brazil: The impact on poverty reduction
Author: | Schwarzer, Helmut and Querino, Ana Carolina |
Date: | 2002 |
Publication info: | ESS Paper 11, ILO [en linea] |
Link: | See Webpage |
Topic: | Impact evaluation (Poverty reduction) |