📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Education (MEC), through the Secretariat of Continuing Education, Youth and Adult Literacy, Diversity and Inclusion (Secadi), held, on Tuesday, June 3, a webinar to provide clarification on adhesion.
The initiative, which aims to boost the quality of education in areas of social and educational vulnerability, has expected investments of R 1.3 billion by 2026. The webinar was transmitted by and public gathering and representatives of state and municipal education, as well as school teams.
Secadis chief of staff, Lucas Hoogerbrugge, stressed the importance of the new program model and spoke of the changes to the year 2025: We changed the entire basic education financing matrix for the better and we could not fail to improve the PDDE Equity, which has now gained cohesion, with a unified adhesion cycle, with programs dialoguing with similar criteria and the increase in school value, transfers of more similar resources .
Adherence to PDDE Equity can be done until June 6 through the. Networks participation essential to ensure that more than 27,000 eligible schools this year receive the resources of the program and can advance in promoting a fairer and more inclusive education.
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PDDEEQUITY -KEEPHALLY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT FUND (FNDE), OPDEEQUIDEBEWARE Ensure more equitable conditions of teaching and learning, especially in contexts of greater social and educational vulnerability. Between 2023 and 2024, R 668 million were committed in the program, benefiting 28,871 schools.
Focusing on the improvement of infrastructure and the quality of educational supply, the program articulates with inclusion and diversity policies, including indigenous schools, quilombolassed field, schools that serve people with disabilities and deaf bilinguals, schools that offer youth and adults, among others.
This year, PDDE Equity will pass R 379 million to teaching units across Brazil. The initiative consists of three great fronts:
PDDE Multifunctional Resource Room (SRM): focused on supporting inclusive special education. The initiative has an expected budget of R 201.6 million to 2025, benefiting 6,713 schools;
PDDE Water, Sanitary Sewage and Infrastructure in Field Schools, Indigenous and Quilombolas: focused on structural improvements in 2,973 fields in the countryside, indigenous and quilombolas. In 2025, about R 102 million are foreseen for this modality; and
PDDEDIVERSITIES: Visaimplementation of the National Curriculum Guidelines in ten thematic lines. In this cycle, the investment forecast is R 75 million, which is intended for special education modalities; Field Education; Indigenous School Education; Quilombola School Education; Education for ethnic-racial relations; Bilingual Education of Deaf; and Youth and Adult Education (EJA). In all, 21,242 schools will benefit from the program.
