Policy and information regime

fighting hungry, ecological transition and foreign policy

Abstract

Objective: The objective of this article is to demonstrate how the Lula 3.0 administration (2023-2026) seeks to establish an information policy to participate in the modeling of an information regime capable of boosting Brazilian economic and social development, with environmental sustainability. To meet four government goals: combat hunger, carry out the ecological transition, mitigate environmental impacts generated by human activity and qualitatively insert the country into the knowledge society. The Brazilian government thus intends to trigger collaborative sustainable scientific and technological innovations, allowing the emergence of new businesses in the green agricultural economy. Foreign policy is used both as an instrument to transform the fight against hunger into a global agenda, and to present opportunities to international investors regarding the potential of ecocapitalism in Brazil.
Methodology: The methodology used has an exploratory nature with a qualitative approach and practical application, based on transdisciplinary theoretical knowledge. Thus allowing to highlight characteristics and elements of reality not observable only through quantitative studies.
Results: The results obtained were: 1st) articulate in the field of Information Science (IC), the concepts of information policy and regime; 2nd) demonstrate how they are used in practice to develop public policies to combat hunger and carry out the energy transition in Brazilian agriculture; and 3rd) demonstrate the role of foreign policy in this process.
Conclusions: We conclude that Brazil has the capacity to develop a policy and an information regime in the area of combating hunger with positive externalities for its society in social, environmental and also economic aspects.