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Associação Commercial, Industrial and Services from Montes Claros 1 Associação Commercial, Industrial and Services from Montes Claros 2 Associação Commercial, Industrial and Services from Montes Claros Montes Claros, 2008 3 Associação Commercial, Industrial and Services from Montes Claros CONSEL BOARD Antônio Silvério Paculdino Ferreira - President Alexandre Pires Ramos - Vice-President Antonio Henrique Sapori Ariovaldo de Melo Filho César Silva Campaante Durval Alexandre Pedro da Silva Edgar Santos Filho Esmeraldo Pizarro Evandro Magalhães Dantas Feranndo Martins de Carvalho Gilson Rodrigues Pinho Hélder Silva Melo José André Coimbra Sobrinho José Carlos Nogueira Gontijo José Geraldo Feranndes Santos Marcos Fábio Martins de Oliveira Newton Carlos Amaral Figueiredo Roann de Freitas Pereira Ruy Sérgio D´Angelis Sérgio Luiz da Silva FISCAL BOARD Ayer David Cerqueira - Efective José Ildeumar Soares Pereira - Effetive Roanldo Eustáchio David Alcântara - Effetive José Gilson Veloso Caldeira - Surrogate Marcelo José Martins Furtado de Souza - Surrogate SUPERIOR BOARD David William Crosland Guimarães - President Valdir Veloso Figueiredo - Vice-President Feranndo Ferreira Deusdará Alexandre Pires Ramos Jayme Crusoé Loures de M. Meira João Bosco Martins de Abreu Jamil Habib Curi Alberto Celestino Ferreira 4 BOARD OF COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICES ASSOCIATION FROM MONTES CLAROS - ACIMOC PRESIDENT Geraldo Eustáquio Andrade Drumond VICE-PRESIDENT Adauto Marques Batista COMERCCIAL VICE-PRESIDENT Sérgio Danilo Gonçalves Terence INDUSTRIAL VICE-PRESIDENT João Paculdino Ferreira SERVICES VICE-PRESIDENT Adriano Becattini de Miranda MICRO AND SMALL COMPANIES VICE-PRESIDENT Eranndes Ferreira da Silva ECONOMY VICE-PRESIDENT Geraldo Matos Guedes ACCOUNTABLE AND JURIDIC VICE-PRESIDENT Edenilson Durães de Oliveira AGROBUSINESS VICE-PRESIDENT Gilberto Gualter dos Santos COMMUNITARY VICE-PRESIDENT Marcelo Zuculin Júnior ENVIRONMENTAL MAANGEMENT VICE-PRESIDENT Július César Denucci ADMINISTRATIVE VICE-PRESIDENT Reanto Antônio Silva Tupianmbá SOCIAL DIRECTOR Feranndo Ferreira Deusdará 1º TRESOURER 2º TESOURER José Argemiro dos Santos Victor Hugo Marques Pian GENERAL SECRETARY 2º SECRETARY Rita de Cássia Oliveira Bichara Edilson Carlos Torquato 5 Associação Commercial, Industrial and Services from Montes Claros TECHNICAL TEAM: GENERAL COORDIANTION: Geraldo Eustáquio Andrade Drumond ACIMOC President RESPONSIBLE CONSULTANT: Ada Consultoria & Negócios – Strateg Sociedade Simples Ltda. CONSULTANT: Aloysio Afonso Rocha Vieira Economista – CORECON 4632-10a MG Geraldo Matos Guedes Vice-Presidente para Assuntos Econômicos ACIMOC 6 BOARDS Board 9 – Number of Formal Jobs on 2006, December The 31st....................................................... 62 Board 10 – Formal Job Variation On December The 31st – Between 2005 and 2006................. 63 Board 11 – Medium Salary From Formal Jobs In 2006, December The 31st................................... 64 Board 12 – Formal Job Floating – 2007/Jan To 2007/Dec................................................................ 65 Board 13 – Admission Medium Salary - 2007/Jan To 2007/Dec...................................................... 65 MAPS MAP 1 – Localization of Montes Claros City in Mians North......................................................... 16 MAP 2 – Southeast Region Road Guide............................................................................................. 28 MAP 3 – Localization of Montes Claros City.................................................................................... 41 7 Associação Commercial, Industrial and Services from Montes Claros TABLES 1 – PCI – Potential Consume Index – Montes Claros 2008........................................................... 25 2 - Company Sectorial Distribution - Montes Claros 2007.................................................................. 26 3 - Company Sectorial Distribution – Montes Claros 2007.......................................................... 26 4 - Consume Potential – R$ - Montes Claros 2007........................................................................... 27 5 - Ten Hugest Mineiro Municipe Populations................................................................................. 28 1 - Montes Claros – Total and Presumed Population 2000-2007...................................................... 35 2 - Montes Claros – Population by Domicile Situation, 1991 e 2000............................................. 35 3 - Montes Claros – Population distributed by Age Group, 2001....................................................... 35 4 - Montes Claros – Human Development Index – IDH (1991, 2000)................................................. 39 6 - Distance from Montes Claros to Main State Capitals.............................................................. 41 7 - More important Munícipes of the Region, Productive Assets and their distance from Mon- tes Claros.............................................................................................................................................. 42 8 - ELECTRIC ENERGY INSTALLED CAPACITY............................................................................. 42 5 - Montes Claros – Electric Energy Consumption in Mwh: 1999 to 2005.................................... 43 6 - Montes Claros – Electric Energy Consumer Number 1999 to 2005............................................ 43 7 - Montes Claros – Garbage Generated Volume (Monthly Médium from 1997 to 1999)............... 44 8 - Montes Claros – Health Services 2005.......................................................................................... 45 9 - Montes Claros – Health Equipments 2005................................................................................. 45 10 - Montes Claros Teaching – Enrollment, Teachers and School Net 2006.................................. 46 11 - UNIMONTES In Numbers – 2004 to 2007.................................................................................. 47 12 - Montes Claros – Entrepeneuring Tax........................................................................................ 55 13 - Montes Claros – Municipal Institucioanl Quality Index............................................................ 55 14 - Montes Claros – Entrepeneuring Densification – 2005............................................................ 56 15 - Montes Claros – Public Fiannces - Income x Debt: 2004 a 2007............................................... 56 16 - GDP PM and Montes Claros Constant: 1995 a 2004.................................................................. 57 17 - Annual Growth Taxes, IPCA and GDP Real Growth Tax in Montes Claros (1995-2004).......... 58 18 - Real GDP Growth of Brazil and Montes Claros (1995-2004)...................................................... 58 19 - Added Value (GDP) and Sectors Percentage in Montes Claros – Years 1995, 2000, 2002 and 2005......................................................................................................................................... 59 20 - GDP Per Capita to Current Prices in Montes Claros (1995-2004)........................................... 59 21 - GDP Per Capita to Current Prices in Montes Claros (1995-2004)............................................ 59 8 INDEX 1 APRESENTATION........................................................................................................................... 11 1.1 ACIMOC....................................................................................................................................... 13 1.2 MONTES CLAROS CITY.............................................................................................................. 15 2 MONTES CLAROS HISTORY.................................................................................................... 17 3 MUNICIPAL COMPETITIVITY..................................................................................................... 23 3.1. Consume Potential.................................................................................................................... 25 3.2. Population.................................................................................................................................... 28 3.3. Road Transportation Infra-structure........................................................................................... 28 3.4.Installed Industrial Park............................................................................................................. 29 3.5. Health Infra-estructure............................................................................................................. 30 3.6. Educational Infra-structure....................................................................................................... 30 3.7. Instittions for the Development Foment..................................................................................... 31 4 DEMOGRAPHY................................................................................................................................ 33 5 INFRA- STRUCTURE AND SOCIAL ASPECTS.............................................................................. 37 5.1. Physical Aspects (Climate, Soil, Hidrography)........................................................................ 39 5.2. Life Quality................................................................................................................................ 39 5.3. Road, railway and air Structure............................................................................................
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