Law 6.404/76
Law 6.404/76 - Brazilian Corporation Law
Law 6.404/76 - Brazilian Corporation Law
The Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil (Constituição da República Federativa do Brasil) is the supreme law of Brazil.
Decree-Law No. 200/1967 deals with the organization of federal public administration.
Sector: |
Railway transportation |
Name of Agreement: |
Leasing contract |
Type of Agreement: |
Summary
Sector: |
Railways |
Name of Agreement: |
Concession Contract |
Type of Agreement: |
For the exploration and development of the public service of railway transportation |
Power point presentation dated January 2009 prepared by the Alternative Energy Resources Department of the Secretary of Planning and Energy Development of the Minister of Mines and Energy -- provides comprehensive data, graphs and maps on PROINFA results, costs, challenges and opportunities, and also reference to PROINFA’s legal and regulatory framework and financing mechanism.
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Most of the main roads in Brazil would then be operated as private concessions which, in turn, lead to good road performance, something vital to the economy. This paper aims at contributing to the ensuing policy discussion this situation would generate. It presents a limited evaluation of the experience to date under the federal road network concession program, which represents about a third of the Brazilian tolled network.
The concept proved attractive and, as a result, spread progressively in the country, often with Bank support: by late 2008, more than 150 performance based contracts had been executed and close to 30,000 km, or 16 percent of the Federal and State cumulated paved networks, were managed under performance based contracts.
For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Energy and Power.
Tracking Number: Legislação Básica Do Setor Elétrico Brasileiro pdf_2010_Portugese
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Establishes general rules and requirements for public-private partnership bidding processes and contracts within the jurisdiction of the government and public sector entities.
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