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A revolutionary partnership between the Ministry of Social Development (MDS) and the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) promotes significant changes to the Single Registry (CadÚnico) through a technical pact.
This project, originating from the Startup gov.br program, essentially seeks to help Bolsa Família beneficiaries, a crucial move to expand support for vulnerable populations.
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Startup, a visionary program designed to accelerate strategic digital initiatives in the Federal Government, is now redefining the Single Registry.
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With this revolutionary alliance, the initial goal is to create advanced web interfaces and improve the Single Registry app.
These improvements are primarily aimed at Bolsa Família beneficiaries, with the intention of facilitating access to services, streamlining the process and making it more straightforward.
By providing a superior user experience, the planned new features will not only make it easier to access Bolsa Família benefits, but will also optimize the management of government resources.
Citizens will have a faster and more intuitive system, while the government will be able to meet the population's demands more productively.
To learn more about the changes to Cadastro Único and understand the positive impact on the lives of Bolsa Família beneficiaries, continue reading the detailed information guide we have prepared below.
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The changes to Cadastro Único mark an important step in the assistance provided to the population, cities, states, and programs that depend on this essential registry.
Thus, these innovations aim to eliminate bureaucracy and save time.
First, a significant advance is the ability to validate essential registration information, such as dates of birth or death, without having to visit a Social Assistance Reference Center (CRAS).
For the project to prosper, the Digital Government Secretariat (SGD) strengthens the teams of the Ministry of Social Development (MDS) and the Secretariat for Coordination and Internal Management for Science and Technology (Sagica).
This new approach to the Cadastro Único involves encouraging and allocating IT experts, as well as providing access to cutting-edge technological tools.
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Additionally, the project aims to direct and encourage the use of agile methodologies. These methods not only enhance productivity but also ensure the system’s constant adaptation to users’ changing demands.
A key point is to delegate responsibilities to sectoral bodies, which will oversee the project’s execution and the management of the professionals involved.
To ensure detailed monitoring, the SGD will play a central role in supervising and tracking the goals of CadÚnico.
Benefits available to those registered with the Cadastro Único
The Cadastro Único, often referred to as CadÚnico, operates under the coordination of Brazil’s Ministry of Citizenship, aiming to identify low-income families in the country.
It is an essential criterion for participating in more than 30 government programs and benefits.
These efforts seek to provide vital assistance to families facing economic difficulties.
To qualify for Cadastro Único, families must have a monthly income of up to half the minimum wage per member or a total of up to three minimum wages.
Once registered, they can benefit from various essential programs and assistance. We have listed some of these support benefits below:
- Bolsa Família Program;
- Discount on the electricity bill – Luz Fraterna Program;
- Continuous Benefit Payment (BPC);
- Senior Citizen ID;
- Children's Milk Program;
- Nossa Gente Paraná Program – Paraná Family;
- Popular Telephone;
- Exemption from national civil service examinations;
- Assistance during the Covid-19 pandemic;
- Exemption from district civil service examinations;
- Housing projects;
- Support for productive rural activities;
- Discount on the water bill;
- Social letter.
