What are the objectives of the financing of initiatives for the promotion of racial equality according to the Brazilian law? a) Promotion of equa...

What are the objectives of the financing of initiatives for the promotion of racial equality according to the Brazilian law?


a) Promotion of equal opportunities in education, employment, and housing; financing of research in education, health, and employment; creation of communication programs and vehicles for the dissemination of matters related to the interests of the black population; support for the creation and maintenance of microenterprises managed by self-declared black people; initiatives to increase access and retention of black people in fundamental, secondary, technical, and higher education; support for programs and projects of state, district, and municipal governments and civil society entities aimed at promoting equal opportunities for the black population; support for initiatives in defense of African and Brazilian culture, memory, and traditions.
b) Promotion of equal opportunities in education, employment, and housing; financing of research in education, health, and employment; creation of communication programs and vehicles for the dissemination of matters related to the interests of the black population; support for the creation and maintenance of microenterprises managed by self-declared black people; initiatives to increase access and retention of black people in fundamental, secondary, technical, and higher education; support for programs and projects of state, district, and municipal governments and civil society entities aimed at promoting equal opportunities for the black population; support for initiatives in defense of African and Brazilian culture, memory, and traditions; transparency in the allocation and execution of resources for the financing of the actions provided for in this Statute.
c) Promotion of equal opportunities in education, employment, and housing; financing of research in education, health, and employment; creation of communication programs and vehicles for the dissemination of matters related to the interests of the black population; support for the creation and maintenance of microenterprises managed by self-declared black people; initiatives to increase access and retention of black people in fundamental, secondary, technical, and higher education; support for programs and projects of state, district, and municipal governments and civil society entities aimed at promoting equal opportunities for the black population; support for initiatives in defense of African and Brazilian culture, memory, and traditions; transparency in the allocation and execution of resources for the financing of the actions provided for in this Statute; monitoring and evaluation of the actions referred to in this article in the budget proposals of the Union.