How to build and participate in a a business environment that creates value for society?

The challenges for increasing competitiveness in investments and industrial operations through the local supply chain are associated with:

  • The distance between major projects under installation and operation and the technology holders and specialized companies, typically located in other states and countries;
  • Lack of preparation and experience of local companies and workers in meeting supply demands and requirements, resulting in limited opportunities;
  • History of social issues such as illiteracy and poverty pockets that were not previously addressed during the implementation of major projects in Brazil.

The main objective of the PDF is to accelerate regional growth through local companies' participation in major industrial investments across sectors such as steel, mining, pulp and paper, energy, among others.

What are the benefits?

For investing companies:

  • Development of local suppliers, quality improvement, and cost reduction;
  • Enhanced qualification of local workforce, reducing the need to attract professionals from other regions;
  • Greater participation and representation in relationships with external stakeholders involved in regional development.

For society:

  • Commitment and engagement in the region's sustainable development process;
  • Professional and business development;
  • Promotion of entrepreneurship and emergence of innovative businesses.

For public authorities:

  • Strengthened participative and direct dialogue between state and municipalities;
  • Accumulation of data and information enabling confident decision-making and attraction of new investors;
  • Enhanced coordination between public authorities and businesses.

How is it done?

1

Training and Certification

It is essential that local suppliers are equipped to compete effectively through the preparation of leaders, professionals who will work on the frontlines, and companies.
2

Promotion and Communication

Structuring of information to be made available to companies, authorities, trade associations, and development agencies.
3

Business Advisory

Working to open new markets for local companies, seeking to enable new business opportunities.

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