Public policies of microcredit and the production of milk and cheese in Batalha-AL
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Microcredit Public Policies, Rural Producers, CrediAmigo, PRONAFAbstract
Microcredit policies are constituted as financial intermediation services aimed at less structured ventures with the possibility of accessing credit. It is highlighted that there is a positive impact on access to microcredit policies, given that we can contribute to the development of the activities of two agents present in the market. These policies are intended to promote local development through access to microcredit, thus contributing to the development of the local economy. The objective of this work is to study the contributions of public policies used in agricultural activities with a view to rural entrepreneurship in the municipality of Batalha/AL. The methodology used was a descriptive analysis, with data obtained through a questionnaire applied together with the milk and cheese producers of the municipality of Batalha/Alagoas. The study was applied during the year of 2018, analyzing the profiles of the agents (level of education, income, source of income), time of adjustment in the market, problems in the production process, technical assistance and which agents enable financing. Finally, we conclude the importance of the development of these policies for the development of the region.
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