SISTEMINHA – A social technology to alleviate hunger and poverty

This article aims to discuss the phenomena of hunger and poverty as social processes resulting from the absence of public policies of the state, which assure Brazilians of food in adequate quantity and quality, as a constitutional right. This is a bibliographical, descriptive and explanatory research, which took as reference the classic and contemporary theorists who study the themes, observing the rules established for this type of investigation, with the main purpose of presenting the efficiency of SISTEMINHA, a social and economic technology as an alternative for the alleviation of hunger, poverty, insufficient income, but also as an important mechanism of environmental sustainability, since all productive routing is organic, minimizing the negative impacts that agriculture and livestock bring to the nature, with interference in climate change.

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