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The objective of the National Biodiesel Production Program released by Brazilian Federal Government in 2004 was to develop the production of biodiesel in partnership with small family farmers in the form of social inclusion. This paper addresses the issue of inclusion of family farming in the biodiesel chain from four case studies in the North and Northeast of Brazil. More specifi cally, the objective is to characterize, on a set of indicators, four local initiatives to create associations or rural cooperatives. From the model Sérgio C. Buarque (2002), the research seeks to identify the organizational and strategic dimensions that characterize each project. With this exploratory study based on the comparison of four experiments, one can formulate several key success factors in the formation of patterns of inclusion of low-income farmers in this chain.

A Associação dos Agricultores Familiares no Programa Nacional de Biodiesel, Uma Comparação entre Quatro Projetos