Overview

• At a ceremony at the Palácio do Planalto, the government installed the 36-member CFPS Rio Doce with parity between civil society and public authorities to oversee the Novo Acordo.
• Anexo 6 sets R$5 billion for collective reparations over 20 years, with project decisions taken by the council and operationalization carried out by BNDES.
• President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced R$1.6 billion for new SUS services in 48 affected municipalities, including hospitals, UBS, UPAs, CAPS and policlínicas.
• The council’s mandate covers seven program areas that include popular and solidarity economy, food security, popular education, social and environmental technologies, sports and leisure, local culture and media, and defense of land and territory.
• The repactuação replaces the centralized Fundação Renova approach with council-guided execution, as reporting differs on the total package size, with Agência Brasil citing R$100 billion over 20 years and G1 describing a R$170 billion framework.