
. Obrigada, quero agradecer o convite, parabenizar a iniciativa, foram falas muito importantes e potentes que me antecederam, né, e que sempre nos atravessam de alguma forma, seja do ponto de vista profissional, as from the perspective of the personal perspective. Eh, boom. As I was already presented, my name is Camilla Carneiro, I'm servidora of the career of Analyst Técnica of Políticas Sociais, ATPS, and I'm at Cezanne. since 2013, specifically with the Pauta of Health Security for Indigenous peoples and traditional communities. So, it's always important to remember that food is recognized as a human right, universal, that should be guaranteed to all, without any type of discrimination, race, color, sexual orientation, religion, etc. and that is also considered an aliment to water. water is also fundamental for life and is considered a food. In our legislation in the Brazilian region, it recognizes both the dimension of access to a regular amount of food, as well as quality. So it's always important to look for the promotion of the food security, the food sovereignty, of the Brazilian population as a whole, also related to the food culture, to the right to food culture. Yeah. Well, despite being a human right, All the data demonstrate how the food insecurity affects the population of a way. that the homes that are in the streets by black women, especially in the North and North of the country, have more severe conditions of food insecurity, what shows the reflexes of racism in its various in manifestações, institutional, institutional, as well as the machismo and patriarcal in society. So we have black women with these higher indices of environmental insecurity. And we don't have so many research that bring data from indigenous peoples and traditional communities. But as they are also the majority of black people indigenous people with the issue of ethnic identity, data from the Unicad Unicad, that groups with ethnic identity racial present a vulnerability more grave than groups that don't have ethnic identity racial. in front of this scenario, we have specific actions and different types of secretaries to these publics. It's also important to recognize that most of the program of health security, of the environmental environmental, sustainable and sustainable, including productive rural, among others, they were not designed specifically for these indigenous populations, quilombolas, people of terreiro, the ciganos, to say some of the groups that were mentioned here also in this space, and it is necessary that the public policy is adequate to the multiple realities of its beneficiaries, and not that its beneficiaries need to be adequate to the public policies and, sometimes, not respecting their traditional ways of life. So, indigenous peoples and traditional communities are the public prioritized of all the actions and programs of the Secretariat. and we have made efforts to, in addition to guarantee measures, numbers of atendment to these groups, we also have to guarantee adequations in our programs, so that they can promote as I already mentioned, the autonomy and the sovereignty of the people and traditional communities of Brazil. you That's it, I thank you again the invitation, the opportunity to hear all of you and share a little bit of our actions. The Ministry is always at the disposal of this committee and of the partners, so that together we can, in fact, guarantee this healthy, adequate food and traditional in the communities. Thank you, Camila.
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