The Development Incentives Policy for the state of Rondônia will be implemented through the application of the mechanisms and instruments provided for in this Complementary Law and its objective is to encourage the implementation, expansion, modernization and increased competitiveness of production systems in the state of Rondônia. The Industrial, Commercial and Mineral Development Programme of the State of Rondônia (PRODIC) will aim to: increase the implementation, expansion and modernization of production activities and the trade of goods and services, with a view to the harmonious and sustained development of the State; stimulate the processing and transformation of regional raw materials on a larger scale, strengthening potential segments and creating conditions for new investments; increase the competitive capacity of products, by expanding its markets; promoting socio-economic-ecological zoning, through special planning of productive activities, stimulating dynamic micro-regional centres; promoting and stimulating the creation of integrated production centres. The policy's objectives are: standardize government actions and instruments aimed at promoting, regulating, controlling, evaluating activities and meeting agricultural production and productivity, domestic supply, especially food, price and market stability, consumer protection and the reduction of intra-regional disparities; systematize State actions, so that the various segments linked to agriculture can plan their actions and investments from a medium and long-term perspective; eliminate distortions that affect the socio-economic functions of agriculture to improve living conditions in rural areas; protect the environment, guarantee its rational use and encourage the conservation and recovery of natural resources; promote the decentralization of public services to support the rural sector; stimulate scientific development; provide institutional support, particularly for small rural producers and their families; encourage rural productivity, the use of innovative production technology and the rational self-management of the environment.
Brésil · 1992-07-21