CAREER

history

The career of Public Policy and Management Specialists (EPPGG, in portuguese), also called as public managers, is responsible for advising, directing, coordinating, planning and managing public policies with varying degrees of complexity, responsibility and autonomy. As strategic public servants they are known for the professional, evidence-based and efficiency-oriented management style.

All members are hired through highly competitive merit-based processes. Therefore, it is a high-level workforce that can be used by the federal government to deal with challenges in different areas like public administration, public policies, economics, health, education and law.

The National Association of Public Policy and Management Specialists (ANESP, in portuguese) was founded in 1989 to represent EPPGG career institutionally and to ensure a professional public administration in Brazil.

The career track goes through the context of a strong national debate on welfare state and expansion of rights. In 1988, the Federal Government created the National School of Public Administration (Enap, in portuguese), responsible for training EPPGG career members (which has been formally created one year later). Political moment highlighted the necessity of building a strong and qualified public administration, guided by republican values, using a body of permanent civil servants with strategic and articulated insertion in the Federal Executive Branch to support its political command, assure administrative continuity and improve managerial practices.

The benchmark was specially the École Nationale d’Administration (ENA) from France and its Administrateur Civil career.

After that, many other Brazilian regional governments (states and cities), such as Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and Bahia, created similar public careers in their Administrations in order to bring professional management for their workforce.

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Setor Bancário Norte (SBN), Quadra 2, Bloco F
Edifício Via Capital, Sala 309/310
Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil

Telephone

Tel.: (+55 61) 3323-2397
Mobile: (+55 61) 9944-4481

Business Hours

Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm, Brasilia time