The federal government will invest between R$25 and 30 million in Transfere.gov, a platform that provides transparency to , partnerships and other transfers from the Executive, to expand the use of the tool to states and municipalities. The platform is expected to manage R$300 billion in funds by the end of 2027.
The investment aims to comply with a decision by the minister, of the (Federal Supreme Court), who, in October last year, should adopt the government model to provide transparency to the amendments.
According to Dino, adherence to the federal government model would be a way of standardizing legitimacy standards in budget execution.
In the opinion of the STF minister, although there are control mechanisms for the transfer of federal amendments, this does not extend to other entities of the Federation — including state deputies and councilors, as states and municipalities also use parliamentary amendments in their own budget pieces.
The decision also determined the sharing, by federal agencies, of solutions and technical support so that states and municipalities could join. The contribution to the platform comes in this wake, to help cover the increase in infrastructure with the aim of providing capacity and developing new functionalities on the portal.
This includes, for example, the possibility of seeing the statement and payment traceability, which will be paid within the government’s own system.
Joining Transfere.gov will allow states, municipalities and civil society organizations, which also partner with governments to provide public services, to record the amounts paid and received.
According to members familiar with the negotiations with Dino, a phased plan was presented to comply with the implementation of the transparency model. Today, eight states already have membership, with the goal of reaching all 26 and . Afterwards, membership will include the capitals, followed by municipalities with more than 1 million inhabitants, then with more than 500 thousand, until reaching the other cities.
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