Government Announces Opening of 3,300 Positions in New Contests for Ibama, ICMBio, and Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden With Salaries of R$ 8,547.64 + Food Allowance

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Published on 23/04/2024 at 12:56

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New Authorization Request for Public Competitions Has Been Sent and Is Expected to Generate Approximately 3.3 Thousand Vacancies. This Involves New Competitions for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro.

A new authorization request for the public competition of the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) will be forwarded to the Ministry of Public Administration and Innovation. This request must be submitted by May 31. These opportunities will be distributed among Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro, reflecting a strong commitment to the environment. The Minister of the Environment, Marina Silva, had already announced in March that new staff would be hired by 2025 to strengthen these institutions.

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According to the official statement issued by the Federal Government on the 19th, the new request will be for the filling of no less than 3,300 positions in the environmental protection agencies. Thus, there will be a new competition for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro.

The hiring of new staff by 2025 had already been announced in March by the Minister of the Environment, Marina Silva. According to the statement issued by the government, the intention is that at least part of the competition for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden takes place this year.

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What Positions Will Be Open in the New Competition for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden?

Ibama had already submitted a request pending with the Ministry of Administration for the filling of 2,408 vacancies, distributed among 1,503 positions for environmental analyst and 905 for administrative analyst. For both cases, both requiring a higher education degree, the current salary is R$ 8,547.64, already including performance bonuses and a food allowance of R$ 458.

The last public competition for ibama for permanent staff was held in 2021, when 568 positions were offered, 432 for those with high school education and 136 for higher education, with salaries of up to R$ 8,547.64. The organizing bank at that time was Cebraspe. For high school education, the selection was for the filling of 432 positions for the role of environmental technician, with an initial salary of R$ 4,063.34.

Ministry of Administration and Innovation Comments on Public Competition

According to MMA, the authorization requests for conducting the competition for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden have already been formalized with the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI). In fact, the Minister of Administration and Innovation, Esther Dweck, commented on these new Environmental competitions. According to the minister in an interview, there is no doubt that there could be.

An additional provision for the vacancies has already been authorized, and more is likely to be called next year. This year, the Federal Government has limited funds for new public competitions. An internal reshuffling has been done, but, if not this year, next year, without a doubt, it will be an area that will be covered with new public competitions, the minister stated.

Government Announces Opening of 3,300 Positions in New Contests for Ibama, ICMBio, and Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden With Salaries of R$ 8,547.64 + Food Allowance

New Authorization Request for Public Competitions Has Been Sent and Is Expected to Generate Approximately 3.3 Thousand Vacancies. This Involves New Competitions for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro.

Understand What Is Being Required in the New Authorization Request

What Positions Will Be Open in the New Competition for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden?

Ministry of Administration and Innovation Comments on Public Competition

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Government Announces Opening of 3,300 Positions in New Contests for Ibama, ICMBio, and Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden With Salaries of R$ 8,547.64 + Food Allowance

New Authorization Request for Public Competitions Has Been Sent and Is Expected to Generate Approximately 3.3 Thousand Vacancies. This Involves New Competitions for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro.

Understand What Is Being Required in the New Authorization Request

What Positions Will Be Open in the New Competition for Ibama, ICMBio, and the Botanical Garden?

Ministry of Administration and Innovation Comments on Public Competition

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