Para amenizar os impactos da pandemia, Transpetro doa quase mil toneladas de alimentos em comunidades de São Paulo

To Alleviate The Impacts Of The Pandemic, Transpetro Donates Nearly One Thousand Tons Of Food To Communities In São Paulo

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 18/06/2020 at 15:25

Updated on 18/06/2020 at 15:30

Para amenizar os impactos da pandemia, Transpetro doa quase mil toneladas de alimentos em comunidades de São Paulo

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Distribution Occurs in Communities Surrounding the Pipeline Operated by Petrobras and Encompasses Families in Social Vulnerability During the Pandemic

Petrobras announced this morning (06/18) that Transpetro, through the Social Reception project, is benefiting individuals in vulnerable conditions living in the vicinity of the pipelines in São Paulo. Petrobras Launches Tender for the Construction of a UPGN and Two UTGNs at the Gas Treatment Unit Monteiro Lobato, in Caraguatatuba (SP).

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Petrobras Transporte allocated R$ 5 million for the acquisition and delivery of almost 62,000 basic food baskets and hygiene kits in 12 communities in greater São Paulo.

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In order to mitigate the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic in communities where Transpetro is already active, around 20,000 families will benefit during the months of June, July, and August with the delivery of 992 tons of food.

According to the statement, the project began in May, with a pilot action carried out in the Parque Savoy neighborhood, eastern region of São Paulo. At that time, 2,300 baskets were delivered. In the current cycle of the project, which takes place between 06/09 and 06/19, the company is providing 20,000 baskets to residents of the cities of Cubatão, Guarulhos, Itaquaquecetuba, Osasco, Santo André, and São Paulo.

“Each basic basket weighs 16 kilograms and is composed of 20 items, including food and cleaning products, such as rice, beans, pasta, powdered milk, toilet paper, liquid detergent, soap, and bleach”, informs Petrobras.

Transpetro received assistance from partners (residents’ associations and health posts) to select the beneficiary families and to define the delivery logistics in the communities. The basket deliveries occur through the distribution of personal and non-transferable cards and passwords.

Distribution with Safety

One of the prerequisites established by Transpetro for the distribution of baskets was to avoid crowding, in compliance with the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Ministry of Health. Those responsible for distribution must respect the necessary distancing and be equipped with gloves and masks, in addition to using hand sanitizer, provided by Transpetro.

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To Alleviate The Impacts Of The Pandemic, Transpetro Donates Nearly One Thousand Tons Of Food To Communities In São Paulo

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