ADHERENCE LEVEL OF PROJECTS SUPPORTED BY BRAZILIAN RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL (CNPq), RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AND MILK TECHNOLOGIC PLATAFORM PROJECT
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https://doi.org/10.5216/cab.v8i4.972Keywords:
Projetos, politicas de financiamentoAbstract
The objective of this work was to determine the adherence level of the CNPq supporting projects, using the Research Productivity Scholarship Program (RPSP), in to the Veterinary Medicine, Animal Science, Food Science, and the sub area Rural Technology Transference, concerned to the Milk-Chain activities, with the solution propose to the technologic problems presents in the Milk Technologic Platform Project (MTPP). A content analysis, based in key-words, was conduced to group the RPSP. The study was done in the industrial and production segments. The results suggest a good correlation among the Research Productivity Scholarship Program and the solution pro-pose by the Platform Project. Wherever, there are strategic areas to the national development that presented inexpres-sive adherence among RPS and MTPP solution proposes. Each region showed its particularity, as to industrial as to production segment, suggesting a different politics strategies between the segments.
Key-words: Adherence levels, public politics, technological limitations.Downloads
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