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(1)Welfareヾtate‖nd?e3th ̄0iY. Ⅱ№ L. A@Case@Study@of@the@He3th@P0i y@of@Brazil. Kazumi@NogucH. 1@ Introduction There@has@been@a@wave@of@health@reforms@in@Latin@America. , especially@in@Brazil , Since@the@Brazilian@people. elected@their@president@from@the@Brazilian@Social@Democratic@Party@in@1994. , and@from@the@Workers@. the@direc@on@of@the@soci8@ reform@appears@to@have@changed@is@form@into@a@more@soC3@ experienced@gener8@. inequ8iy@in@soC8@. we. are@provi ions@among@is@ciizens. Ⅰ. ・. Party@in@2002 ,. democratic@way , Brazil@has Of@note,@in@the@poorer@regi. ns. such@as@the@Northeast,@88@percent@of@the@popu Ⅰ on@depends@so ly@on@the@universal@heah@care@system@deCared Ⅰ. in@the@1988@Constitu on , During@the@authorita Ⅰ. Ⅰ. Ⅱ. Ⅰ. an@era,@the@heah@system@was@centr3i. ed@and@norm3@. Ⅰ. Ctizen@had. only@limied@access@to@any@hea h@care@at@8l In@the@1970's,@the@voi e@of@hea h@care@reform@became@strongethe 1988@Constituon@guarantees@both@univers3@ hea h@care@coverage@to@8l@cii ens@and@decentralizes@the@over3l Ⅰ. Ⅱ. Ⅰ. ・. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. hea h@care@poli y , Thus,@hea Ⅰ. Ⅰ. h@reform@in@Braz@@. countries@usu3ly@move@toward@the@privati. @@ quite@unique@because@. current@hea. Ⅰ. h@reforms@in@va. Ⅱ. ous. ation@of@heah@serVces Ⅰ. Esping-Andersen@has@CasSfied@the@devCoped@countries'@soCal@we are@systems , The@purpose@of@th@@ paper @@ to@clarify@whether@or@not@the@clasSficaLon@of@Esping-Andersen@can@apply@to@the@various@deve ping@countFes Ⅱ. Ⅰ. such@as@Brazil. ・. This@study@analyzes@Brazil , s@health@policy@in@view@of@the@theory@of@the@welfare@state@and@describes@the characteris cs@of@the@BraZlian@hea Ⅰ. h@care@system@and@an3yzes@whether@or@not@thi. Ⅰ. apPi d@to@that@nati n , s@he3th@care@poi. typology…an|e《peCfic3ly. y. 2. The@Welfare@State@and@Health@Policy. The@typo gy@of@the@welfare@state@has@been@devCoped@by@Esping-Andersen A@number@of@prominent@scholars are@states@from@different@perspectves@in@cross@nation3@ comparisons , One@study have@a o@examined@we Ⅰ. ・. Ⅱ. Ⅰ. examined@the@relatonship@between@federa Corbett , 2002). ・. Furthermore. Ⅰ. sm@and@hea. h@po Ces@in@cross@na Ⅰ. Ⅰ. an3ySs@. on8@. (Ban ng@and Ⅰ. , health@policies@in@developed@countries@were@analyzed@by@the@path@dependency. theory@(Wisford,@1994),@another@study@conducted@cross@na countries@(Gi imo@and@Manow,@1999) Esping-Andersen@. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. onal@compa. Ⅱ. sons@on@hea. Ⅰ. h@care@reform@in@developed. ,. (1990)@ characterizes@welfare@states@into@three@regime@typeS@. Ⅰ. ber3.@conservatve@and. soCalit@democratic The@characte stics@of@the@liberal@regime@are@"modest@univers3@ transfers@or@modest@soC3 insurance"@Th@@ type@of@regime@inCudes@the@Unied@States,@Canada@and@Austr3i We are@@@ provided@for@the ・. Ⅱ. ・. poor@and@depends@on@the@market@source@of@p. ・. Ⅱ. vate@insurance. Ⅰ.

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(16) (226). 84. 第 10 巻第 2 号 (2005年 8 月 ). 横浜国際社会科学研究. Table@6@ Brazilian@National@Budget@for@Health@Expenditure@in@2000 Federal. Municipal. State. Expendltu e 山ⅡⅢ 0nR$) ア. Pe. 「. capi ぬ. Per@ cap@. EXpend Ⅱ ure (如 lillionR$). Total. Expenditure (M ㎜0nRS). Expenditure@ (Million@R$)@. Pe 「 CaPl ぬ. Per capita. 20,351,[email protected]%@. 119,86@ 6,313,436@ 18.56%@. 37,18@ 7,347,[email protected]%@ 43,80@. 34,012,089@ 200,84. N0 れ h. 1,285,518@. 53.15%. 99,65. 821,830. 33.98%@. 63,70@. Northeast@. 4,582,914@. 66.94%. 95.99. 1,259,051. 18.39%. Southeast@. 8,074,371@. 51.70%@. 111,51. 2,977,387. 2,623,004@. 59.62%@. 104,47. Central@west@ 1.233,181@. 56.63%@. 105.97. Brazil. South. Source:@http://portal. saude. ・. ・. 311,096@. 12.86%@. 24,11. 2,418,444@. 187,47. 26,37. 1,004,070. 14.67%. 21,03. 6,846,035. 143,40. 19.06%. 41,12. 4,566,409. 29.24%. 63,06. 15,618,167. 215,68. 718,744. 16.34%@. 28,63@. 1,057,621@. 24.04%@. 42,12. 4,399,368@. 175,22. 536,424. 24.63%@. 46,10@. 407,964@. 18.73%@. 42,56. 2,177,569. 194,63. gov , br/saude/aplicacoes/anuario2001/recfin/Mrecfint08.cfm. ,. by@dividing@the@muni ipaii s@into@macro-region@and@mi ro-regions@and@focuses@on@spreading@the@system@of medi 3@ serVces@among@the@muni. ip3iies ,. ResponSbilities@for@finanC8@ resource@3loca. Ⅰ. on@are@wih@the@feder8@government. ・. The@state@government@has. the@authority@of@overseeing@the@a ocation@of@HTnanC3@ resources@of@muni ip3@ government. , Three@levels@of. Ⅰ. government@have@focused@on@the@ev3uaton@of@po muni. ip3@ coopera. Ⅰ. on. It@ very@Cear@that@the@muni Ⅰ. ・. Ⅰ. cy@outcomes@and@have@estab ip3@ government@@@. Ⅰ. shed@inter-state@and@inter-. in@charge@of@the@proVding@diect@healh. care@services@as@shown@in@the@table@5. 4.5@ Health@Care@Expenditures@in@Brazil 4.5.1@ Intergovernmental@Fiscal@Relations@on@Health@Care@Policy@in@Brazil. Health@care@expenditure@increased@from@R$23,581@million@in@2000@to@R$24,737@million@in@2002.@ The@federal government@expendiure@@@. about@60@percent@and@the@state@government@expendiure@conSsts@of@18@percent. Moreover,@the@muniCp3@government@expendiure@@@ 20@percent@of@the@tot3@health@expendiure, In@BraZl,@5560@muni. ip8@ governments@are@catego. Ⅱ. zed@into@two@systemS@the@BaSc@Hea. Ⅰ. h@Care@System@and. the@ComPete@Health@Care@System@based@on@the@capacity@of@their@health@care@services. Muni ip3ities@qu8ified@w@h@the@provi ion@of@hea h@care@services@recCve@the@@financi3@resources@direcy from@the@feder3@ government Th@@ diect@transfer@of@resources@from@the@federal@government@to@the@muni ip8 government@@@ ca ed@"from@fund@to@fund"After@recei ing@the@finanC3@ support@from@the@feder3@ government, ed@to@8locate@18@percent@of@the@fund@to@the@hea h@care@program 、 In@this@way,@the@feder3 muni ip3ii s@are@requ Ⅰ. Ⅰ. ・. Ⅰ. ・. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. government@can@exert@pressure@on@muni ip3@governments@on@how@to@use@the@fund , For@the@baSc@heah@care,@the total@transfer@@@ calcu ted@by@per@capia For@instance,@RS@12@per@capia@annu3ly@is@transferred@to@the@muni ip3 Ⅰ. Ⅰ. government. ・. , As@for@the@advanced@health@care@servi. es,@hospi3@ fees@are@p3d@based@on@pertinent@estimates. Muni ip3ities@categorized@as@the@baSc@health@care@p n@receive@the@transfers@from@the@government@for@baSc Ⅰ. health@services@ (De@Souza , 2002) ,. However , they@will@directly@receive@payment@for@having@specialized@services. from@the@state@government@when@the@state@government@is@categorized@as@advanced@hea capaci es Ⅰ. ・. The@muniCp8iies@catego. Ⅱ. zed@as@comp. Ⅰ. government@for@both@baSc@and@speC3ized@health@care@servi. Ⅰ. h@care@admini trative. te@health@care@plans@recCve@transfers@from@the@feder3 es@(De@Souza,@2002) ,. Although@the@state@government@weakened@its@control@over@the@financi. l@transfers@to@the@municipali es,@@@has Ⅰ. g3ned@control@over@the@monio ng@of@finanC3@spending , The@ra o@of@the@"from@fund@to@fund"@ has@been increasing@Snce@1997@and@as@of@2001@ 8most@60@percent@of@the@fund@W8s@transferred@from@the@feder8@ to@the Ⅱ. Ⅰ.

(17) The@WCfare@State@and@He8th@P0iy@ (Kazumi@Noguch). (227). 85. Tab@@ 7@ Direct@Transfer@from@the@Feder8@ Government@to@Muni i G@ Governments@(Milli n@R$) 94@. 95@. l". 2". 3". Transfer@based@on@service@provided@5,158@ 5,563@ 5,275@ 5,875@ 5,087@ 5,439@ 3,603@. 3,603@. 3,928@. 4,082. From@Fund@to@Fund@(Di ect@transfer from@the@federal@government@to@the@ _@. 8,422@. 9,366@ 10,664. 567@. 96@. 97@. 98@. 99@. 0*. 1,429@ 2,327@ 4,534@ 5,903@ 7,597@. municipal@government) Tot@@ of@transfer@of@fund. 6,130@ 6,704@ 8,202@ 9,621@ 11,342@ 11,200@ 12,025@ 13,294@ 14,746. Percentage@of@Fund@to@Fund. 9%@. Source:@Ministerio@da@Saude@. muni. i al@government,@whi. (2000) ,. p , l3.@. 21%@. 28%@. 47%@. 52%@. 67%@. 70%@. 70%@. 72%. *@(projection@from@2000@to@2003). h@shows@that@the@verti3@ re ti nsh@@ between@the@feder@@ and@muni Ⅰ. i al@government. is@very@Sgnificant@in@hea h@care@financil@relations@in@BraZl , Ⅰ. The@total@amount@of@funds@flowing@from@the@federal@government@to@the@municipalities@through@direct@transfer. ,. increased@from@R$@6,839,189@in@2000@to@R$@7,910201@in@2001.@ Moreover , the@total@amount@of@funds@transferred@to states@increased@from@R$@1,226,220@in@2000@to@R$@1,937,462@in@2001@(Ministerio@da@Saude@2000). 4.6@ Emergence@of@a@New@Actor The@non-government6@ organizations@(NGOs)@ in@BraZl@have@been@a@newly@emerging@actor@in@imp menting Ⅰ. soC3@ poli i s,@espeCally@regarding@hea. Ⅰ. h@policy. ・. The@devCopment@of@BraZ. Ⅰ. an@third@sector8@has@been@very. intense. 4.6.1@ History@of@the@Third@Sector@in@Brazil Going@back@to@the@coloni. l@era,@a organi aLons@establi hed@in@BraZl@for@social@we Ⅰ. are,@health,@educa on, Ⅰ. Ⅰ. and@leisure@have@been@supported@by@the@Catholic@Church@whi h@was@backed@by@the@Portuguese@crown@ (Landm 1997). For@instance , the@Brotherhood@of@Mercy@was@responsible@for@the@first@hospitals@and@is@still@among@the. ・. leaders@of@non-profit@initiaves@in@BraZlian@soCety Ⅰ. ・. At@the@end@of@the@19@H@century , the@first@trade@uni ns@emerged@and@the@members@of@the@trade@unions@had@the priV. Ⅰ. ge@of@recCving@medic3@. care,@as@wCl@as@assistance@in@cases@of@unemployment,@di. abiliy,@or@death Du ・. Ⅱ. ng. , professional@associations@linked@to@the@middle@class@were@established. this@time. Du. Ⅱ. ng@the@Vargas@regime,@the@centr3@ government@intervened@in@the@society@and@economy,@controlling@trade. unions@and@soCal@welfare@services admini traLvCy. government…ontroled》hese organi. The…entr3. aⅠ. ons}o. Ⅰ. tic3. and. ・. During@the@miiary@era,@the@Catholic@Church@stood@against@the@mil ary@regime@and@p yed@an@important@ro Ⅰ. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. in@the@development@of@secular@movements@of@workers,@laborers,@and@professionals,@and@residents@of@the@poor nCghborhoods@that@created@a@vast@new@fiCd@of@associa. Ⅰ. ons ,. More@recen. Ⅰ. y,@in@the@1990, s,@Cvil@organizations@in. BraZl@developed@rapidly@and@now@inCude@the@i sues@of@the@women's,@anti-racit,@envionment,@and@indigenous people. Even@in@the@health@ sector,@ NGOs@have@developed@in@. state,@ and@in@muni. interna on3@ and@loc3@ health@NGos@have@been@planned@by@important@roles@in@ser Ⅰ. have@not@had@previous@access@to@hea low@income@famii. s@has@been@p. He3th@ and@ SoC3@ Deve. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. h@serv@ es. ・. Especia y,@the@HIV/AIDS@preven. nned@by@a@loc3@ NGO@. pment@ (ISDS. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. ce@dCi ery@for@the@poor@who. Ⅴ Ⅰ. on@program@for@youths@from. such@as@the@Institute@of@Pr0ects@and@Inves. '@and@ BEMFAM10'. Pathfinder12'@have@been@supporting@the@finance@of@these@programs. ipa ties@in@BraZl , In@ Ceara,. . Internati nal@NGos@. Ⅰ. ga. such@ as@PoMMAR1"@. Ⅰ. ons@in and.

(18) (228). 86. 第 10巻第 2 号 (2005 年 8 月 ). 横浜国際社会科学研究. @ surance,overage|y〕 come;roups. Table・. Not@covered@by. Total. 157,681,526. Fami@@icome@Casses. %. %. private”eath}ln Covered|y. 119,032,323. 38,595,206*. 15,242,118. 14,847,647@. 97.41%. More@than@1@to@2@mi imum@wages. 24,984,005. 23,768,495@. 95.13%. 1,207,310@. 4.83%. More@than@2@to@3@minimum@wages. 20,389,819. 18,470,691@. 90.59%. 1,909,288. 9.36%. More@than@3@to@5@mi. 30,138,777. 24,532,830@. 81.40%. 31,492,454. 20,549,643@. 65.25%. 10,935,038. 34.72%. 7,772,126. 45.93%. 9,144,361. 54.03%. 10,135,732. 2,413,381@. 23.81%. 7,721,211@. 76.18%. 4,370,723 4,004,625. 4,090,130@ 2,587,380@. 93.58% 64.61%. 279,299@ 1,409,200@. 6.39% 35.19%. Up@to@1@. Ⅲ ni. p Ⅱ vatehealthplan. um@wage**. imum@wages. More@than@5@to@10@mi More@than@10@to@20@. More》han・. imum@wages Ⅲ ni. Ⅲ ni. 16,923,273. um@wages. um『ages. No@ income. Undeclared. 389,926@. 5,599,573@. 2.56%. 18.58%. *Including‥ependent‖nd[ain”olders. **@Minimum@wages@is@R$@260@(approximately@US$88)@a@month@as@of@May@2004.@ Minimum@wage@was@R$130@(approx@ ately U ㏄ 44)amonthasofAp. 血 1998. Source:@IBGE:@PNAD-National@Household@Sample@Survey-Brazil@1998. http://www. , ibge , gov , br/english/estatistica/populacao/trabalhoerendimento/pnad98/saude/sb04_l. . shtm. Table@9@ HeGth@Care@Access@by@Income@Groups Outpatient Pl ces》o《eek[edi a. Total@ Pharmacy@. cares. Totalfar. 下川Ⅱ. y. More@than@. 1@ to@2. Ⅲ nl. um@wages More@than@ 2@to@3. minimum@wages More@than@3@to@5. minimum@wages. 什 oriabo unlon. Ⅱ什. Ⅵ. ア. ア. 而. C@lnlC. 1,670,693. 1.49%. 9,265,139. 8.25%. 55.76%. 281,440. 2.82%. 38,464. 0.39%. 480,506. 4.82%. 17,052,638@ 330,[email protected]%@ 9,732,[email protected]%. 711,767. 4.17%. 163,633. 0.96%. 854,316. 5.01%. 14,135,317@. 900,834. 6.37%. 180,843. 1.28%. 946,857. 6.70%. 9,967,892@. 2.16%. 46,934,231. 246,820@ 2.48%@. 329,412@ 2.33%@. 41.79%. 5,557,914@. 7,653,649@. 54.15%. 21,660,385@ 486,[email protected]%@ 10,553,[email protected]%@ 2,727,[email protected]%@ 384,434@1,77%@ 1,855,[email protected]% 534,707・. More@than@10@to@20 mnium@wa@es. 257,029. 22,957,945. 12,785,011. Undecl. PO. 19.69%. 2,429,661. More@than@5@to@10 mnium@wages More@than@ 20 minimum@wa@ No@ i come. OutPatlent. Vate iCe % ente O Ceof cpnSe 0 O Ceof Ⅵ。. %. 22,116,312. 112,302,330. Up@to@1@minimum@wage*@. Center He8th. %. 8,016,863@. 2.01%. 118,352@ 1.48%. 8,015,657. 34.91%. 5,644,630・. 549,708・. 2,521,492・. 2,503,162. 19.58%. 5,562,839. 43.51%. 235,706. 1.84%. 380,789. 4.75%. 5,300,735. 66.12%. 74,056. 0.92%. 761,426. 9.50%. 1,420,010・. es. red. 3,078,049@. 45,465@ 1.48%@. 1,823,397@. 59.24%. 193,725. 6.29%. 11,620. 0.38%. 190,882. 6.20%. 2,㎝8,230. 80,941 3.06%. 713,611. 26.95%. 793,173. 29.95%. 32,229. 1.22%. 233,732. 8.83%. Source:@PNAD-National@Household@Sample@Survey-Brazil@1998. *Minimum@wages@is@R$@260@(approximately@US$88)@a@month@as@of@May@2004.@ Minimum@wage@was@R$130@(approximately@US$44). amon. 山 asofAp. Ⅲ 1998. 4.7@ Impact@of@the@Health@Reform. , Inequality@of@Access@of@Health@Service@in@Brazil. Only@approximately@20@percent@of@the@tot3@ popu. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. on@@@ enro. Ⅰ. ed@in@private@heah@program , 13'@Moreover,@the Ⅰ. table@shows@that@most@of@the@low@income@population@seeks@medical@care@at@health@centers At@the@high@income vC,@of@the@most@people@go@to@private@medi al@offices@that@proⅤ de@high@qu6iy@medi 3@ serv@ es@for@the@@medical ・. Ⅰ. experti e , Regarding@the@qu8iy@of@medi. 3@. serVces,@the@gap@between@the@haves@and@have-nots@has@been@huge. , 14'. High(ncome“roups‖pparent tend》o|e…overed|y} Ⅱvate(nsurance『hiⅠⅠ wer( come“roups「su3 Ⅰ. Ⅰ.

(19) The@Welfare@State@and@Health@Policy@ (Kazumi@Noguchi) Tablel0. HealthCa. ァ. e. 巳く. pend. 叶u. Heath. Expenditure@Per Capita. (US$). モ sln[ ゑⅡ nAme. こ. 二. (%@of@GDP). 2001. 2001. 5.1 3.2 2.9 3.6 2.7 2.6 3.5 2.3. 4.4 4.4 3.9 1.9 3.4 2.1 1.8 2.5. on. け covered by theSUS.. ㏄ donda ぬ W. 億eauTorba. ℡ issegmen. 87. es. (%@of@GDP). Ⅰ. 舖町 ce:Madeby. Ⅰ. Private@He9th Expend Ⅱ ure. 1. 30 573 792 356 544 231 125 199. Ⅱ. canCount. Pu5@@ Heath Expend Ⅱ ure. 2001 Araentina Br Ⅱ Ch@e Colombia Mexico Peru Bolivia Guatemala. 自. (229). 村朴 Ie丘om h 坤ゾ/h ヤ mdp.o ㎎・ ・. ぬti0n 0fhigh and low incomegroupshasbecome0b. ㎡ ousphenomenon. It@appears@that@the@private@expenditures15'@of@both@Brazil@and@Argentna@are@among@the@highest@in@the@se cted Ⅰ. Latin@American@countries@and@that@the@populati insurance@than@in@other@La. Ⅰ. n@in@these@two@nations@has@been@. n@American@countries , Based@on@available@data,@Argen. spending@more@ ㌔. on@p. Ⅱ. vate. na@spent@US$1,130@per@capia,. whi h@marked@the@hihest@among@Lat@@ American@countries,@whiBraZl@spent@$@573@per@caPta@on@he8th@care Ⅰ. Conclusion. 5. A. hough@va. Ⅰ. Ⅱ. ous@issues@related@to@de bera ve@ democra Ⅰ. Ⅰ. regionali a on@of@the@health@po Ⅰ. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. c@. systems@ such@ as@hea. Ⅰ. h@ councis@ and@the. cy@have@been@raised@as@important@points@to@be@solved,@the@most@prominent. diference@between@centralized@and@decentrali ed@health@systems@is@that@at@least@3l@ciizens@are@guaranteed@for primary@he8th@care@access@by@the@1988@Constitution Although@the@health@counC. lack@the@funcLon@of@the@polii. Ⅰ. policy@making@is@nonetheless@being@provided counC. Ⅰ. , Current. , the@Brazilian@health@policy@is@fiscal centralized. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. 3@. institu ons,@a@place@for@the@dicusSon@of@hea Ⅰ. Ⅰ. h. , The@characteristics@of@Brazilian@federalism@show@that@health. do@function@from@regin@to@region ,. Although@the@clasSficat n@by@Espi g-Andersen@can@hard be@apPi d@to@anayze@soci3@ policy@@@developing countries,@it@is@benefiC8@ to@understand@that@the@diverSficaton@of@socio-econom@@ aspects@wi affect@the@formation policies@and@the@necessity@of@forming of@the@soC3@policies, Th@@ modC@ is@made@for@the@devCoped@nations'@soC3@ Ⅰ. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. the@models@which@analyze@the@social@policy@in@developing@countries@is@high expenditures@are@highest@among@Latin@American@nations,@it@is@dificu. Ⅰ. , Although@Brazil , s@private@health. to@categorize@as@a@liber8@ model , If@thi. segmentation@continues@in@BraZl,@@@ appears@that@Bra2l@may@become@the@li eral@modC@ @@ is@health@poliy As@long@as@the@inequality@of@access@to@hea h@care@servies@perSsts,@@@ @@ hard@to@ca the@BraZli n@system@as@a Ⅰ. Ⅰ. soC3ist@poliy@although@the@. 1988@Constitu. Ⅰ. on@guarantees@univers3@. healh@care@to@3l@ci@. ens ,. In@hea h@care Ⅰ. governance,@the@NGos@have@played@a@cruC@@ role@@@fillig@the@gap@of@qu3ity@of@serv@es@between@the@haves@and haves-nots@in@BraZl At@the@feder8@ level,@in@the@recent@naton3@program,@Piano@Bras@@ para@Todos@ (Plan@for ・. everyone@in@Brazil),@the@he3th@care@program@has@been@among@th@@. program. ・. The@author@of@this@paper@conducted@a@fiCd@research@in@Ceara,@BraZl@and@in@the@future@plans@to@publish@a@ study@of@a@role@of@culture@in@publ@@management@in@Ceara.

(20) 88. (230). 横浜国際社会科学研究. 第 10巻第 2 号 (2005年 8 月 ). Appendix@1@ Capacity@of@the@Brazilian@Municipalities. Appendix@2@ Municipal@Councils. ㎝笏 (2 ㏄2),P.26. Source:DeS. Source:@IBGE. , Diretoria@de@Pesquisas. , Coordenacao. de@Popula@ao@e@Indicadores@Socials , Pesquisa@de Idomag ㏄ sB ゑsi㏄ sM ㎡ cip㎡s2 ㏄ 1. Notes. 1)@See@Appendix@1. 2)@Brazilian@Real=0.39200@US@Dollar@as@of@April@22 , 2005 3)@Ceara@is@a@state@located@in@Northeastern@Brazil 4)@PAB@is@basic@package@of@services 5)SeeAppend. , where@the@author@conducted@research@for@this@case@study@in@June. , PAB-A@is@the@expanded@basic@package@of@services. , 2004. ,. 注2. 6)@Maranguape@is@a@municipality@of@Ceara , Brazil, where@the@author@conducted@research@for@this@case@study@in@June , 2004 7)@Mu Ⅰ ci 3ities@in@Ceara@receie@fund@from@the@feder3@and@state@government@to@pay@for@the@sa ry@for@commuHty@health Ⅰ. agents. ・. 8)@The@third@sectors@in@Brazil@include@associations , philanthropic , benefit@or@charity-related@organizations , nongovernmental@organizations. 9)@ISDS@was@founded@in@May. , and@foundations. , 1993@and@a@non-governmental@organization@in@Fortaleza , Ceara. improvement@of@the@health@of@population@and@focuses@on@problem@of@public@health@and@social@development. 10)@BEMFAM@@@. a@non ,government3@. ・. It@contributes@to@the ,. organiza on@that@promotes@reproducLve@rights@as@a@fundament3@ human@right , Through@health@and@educational@services@in@sexuality@and@reproductive@health , BEMFAM@uses@participatory@methods Ⅰ. and“roup‥ynamics《upported|y《pecialized‘ducational‖nd(nformative[aterials , The}artnership『ith.

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