The agreement sets a new standard of SUS with the citizen’s relationship, showing objective goals to improve the indicators and advances in the industry.
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11 Brazilian municipalities, which acceded to the Pact by health, receive resources directly from the National Health Fund (FNS) for their municipal funds. Of the total townships, seven are from the State of Ceará, two of Pará, one of Mato Grosso and another of Acre. The Ordinances that authorize these transfers were published on the last day 04 in the Official Gazette. Before, the financial values – Fixed Floor allocated in surveillance and health promotion – were transferred to State funds health, that repassavam to the municipalities. These 11 are assuming the management of health surveillance actions
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established in 2006, the Pact for health already counts with the accession of 4,085 municipalities, representing 73.4% of the universe of Brazilian municipalities. The Pact for Health established a new standard of SUS relationship with society, governed by identifying problems to be faced by the system and based on a common agenda of health
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in the State of Ceará, the new municipalities will receive resources directly from FNS are: Alto Santo; Bank; Itatira; Magdalene; Porangá; Potiretama and São João do Jaguaribe. In Pará are the municipalities of Santa Cruz do Arari and São João da Ponta; in the municipality of Acre and Acrelândia, in Mato Grosso, the municipality of Ipiranga do Norte
the list of all municipalities that have already joined the Pact for Health can be conferred on the www.saude.gov.br/dad site, the link of the Tripartite Commission logo
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