Crédito Rosa offers financing from R$500 to R$21 thousand for women entrepreneurs in AM

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Program is aimed at women who undertake and work in the job market, as self-employed or individual micro-entrepreneurs

Services from the Crédito Rosa program, from the Government of Amazonas, with financing ranging from R$500 to R$21 thousand, according to the applicant’s credit analysis, returned this month of February, at the headquarters of the State Secretariat for Assistance Social (Seas), located at Avenida Darcy Vargas, 77, Chapada. On-site opening hours will be from 8am to 4pm.

Launched by the governor of Amazonas, Wilson Lima, in 2022, Crédito Rosa is offered by the Amazonas Development Agency (Afeam) and has a partnership with Seas, through a Technical Cooperation Agreement.

This year, the program has the goal of investing R$20 million in financing credits for Amazonian entrepreneurs. According to Seas secretary, Kely Patrícia, this is the chance for many mothers and heads of families to boost their businesses.

“ Crédito Rosa transforms the lives of Amazonians and this year we have a greater contribution to reach and help even more women to improve their businesses. Our service has already started and the team is prepared to serve future recipients”, highlighted the secretary.

Afeam’s CEO, Marcos Vinicius Castro, pointed out the importance of the program for the state, as it boosts economic development and helps improve the lives of many women.

“We recognize the potential and contribution of women entrepreneurs to the local economy. Our goal is to remove barriers and provide the resources these women need to thrive in their endeavors. Crédito Rosa is a program that reflects the State Government’s ongoing commitment to driving sustainable economic development and fostering business diversity and inclusion,” she stated.

With financing ranging from R$500 to R$21 thousand, the program finances the main operational expenses necessary for the implementation, maintenance, expansion and modernization of production activity. In addition to assisting in the acquisition of machinery, equipment, furniture and utensils for entrepreneurs.

Documents

The program is aimed at women who are entrepreneurs and work in the job market, whether they are self-employed or Individual Microentrepreneurs (MEI). For both modalities, the applicant’s name must be without credit restrictions.

In both cases (self-employed or MEI) documents from the holder and their activity are requested, such as CPF, identification document with photo, photos of the holder holding the identification document (front and back), marriage certificate, divorce, stable union or death, if applicable; proof of address, State Debt Clearance Certificate (Sefaz-AM); in addition to photos of the proponent in front of the commercial establishment where the number and the complete facade of the location appear; photos inside the commercial establishment, carrying out the activity; and others that prove the activity; proof of business address, in addition to the Seas service statement.

In relation to the Individual Microentrepreneur modality – MEI, the Individual Microentrepreneur Status Certificate (CCMEI) and the Municipal Debt Clearance Certificate (City Hall) are also required.

If it is a guarantee, the guarantor’s personal documents and proof of income are also required, in both forms.

It is important to note that documents that are damaged or over 10 years old must be updated. The complete and detailed list of required documents can be accessed via the link.

*With information from consultancy.

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