UM ESTUDO SOBRE A IMPLEMENTAÇÃO DO PROGRAMA BRASIL QUILOMBOLA NOS POVOADOS RIBEIRA E TABACARIA, ALAGOAS.

Various studies of the implementation of the policies that make up the Brazil Quilombola Program (PBQ) demonstrate that the communities' access to the resources and benefits of these policies is extremely restricted. They also highlight the difficulty of communication between the Program's policy makers and their target communities. Other studies highlight the lack of knowledge of quilombola community members about the policies of the PBQ, what makes it difficult to claim the rights guaranteed by the program. Faced with this scenario, this article analyzes whether the policies related to the PBQ were implemented in two quilombola communities in the state of Alagoas and what was the role of the bureaucrats in these processes. Through field research and interviews with bureaucrats and managers of the departments responsible for implementing the program in the municipalities, we mapped out which policies within the axes that make up the PBQ were implemented, and analyzed the role of these bureaucrats in the operationalization and readjustment of these policies, as well as the population's perception of these policies. It was concluded that these bureaucrats have an inexpressive role in the operationalization and improvement of these policies when and if they are implemented, and that the population of these settlements is unaware of the benefits to which they are entitled within the axes of the PBQ. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]