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The present article analyzes the role of government actors, i.e., high-ranking officials, government leaders and bureaucracy, in implementing direct procurement from family agriculture for school meals in the municipality of Sao Bernardo do Campo, SP, Brazil, which met the allocation target of 100% of the funds provided by the National Education Development Fund (FNDE) for farmers' cooperatives. The analysis of the experience is based on its implementation period (2009 to 2012), and can be characterized as qualitative and field research. The text presents a theoretical discussion about the role of actors in the implementation of public policies, followed by a contextualization of the experience in Sao Bernardo do Campo and an analysis of the role of actors in its implementation. The article concludes that the implementation team’s discretionary and politically oriented action was fundamental to meet national guidelines.

O papel político dos agentes públicos na compra direta da agricultura familiar em São Bernardo do Campo