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The Single Registry for Social Programs (CadÚnico) is an essential tool of the Brazilian government. This is because it is intended to identify low-income families for inclusion in social and income redistribution programs.
Created in October 2001, CadÚnico has been a pillar in the implementation of public policies aimed at improving these families' quality of life. Recently, a new development emerged that could further expand the reach of this registry: the possibility of guaranteeing jobs for those registered.
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Employment opportunities through CadÚnico
The Ministry of Development and Social Assistance, Family and Fight Against Hunger (MDS) announced the launch of a new social program focused on reducing poverty in Brazil. Thus, this program's main objective is to promote job creation and training for entrepreneurship, specifically for citizens registered with CadÚnico.
Through a platform integrated into the gov.br portal, registrants will be able to search for job openings according to their location. Thus, companies such as Coca-Cola, Carrefour, and Grupo Mateus have already joined the initiative, offering job opportunities to CadÚnico candidates.
Training and entrepreneurship
In addition to facilitating access to job openings, the “Poverty Reduction” program is also dedicated to entrepreneurship training. Institutions such as Sebrae are involved in providing the necessary support, enabling those registered with the Cadastro Único to develop entrepreneurial skills.
With 28 million people registered with CadÚnico, the program has a vast target audience, including approximately 12 million who already work as self-employed individuals and who could greatly benefit from the training offered.
Who benefits?
The program is a significant opportunity for the millions of people enrolled in CadÚnico, opening doors to formal employment and entrepreneurship. With a focus on professional training, employment, and entrepreneurship, the program aims for a holistic approach to combating poverty and promoting socioeconomic development.
In summary, CadÚnico is expanding beyond being merely a registry for social programs, transforming itself into a tool for empowerment and the creation of employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for the low-income population in Brazil.
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