In 2014, education health will begin to receive additional funding of R $1.81 billion thanks to the pre-salt. In 2015, it is expected that R $3.04 billion in additional funding will arrive, a number that will almost double with funding of R $ 5.74 billion in 2016. In 2018, this amount will reach almost R $13 billion. In total, by 2022 the exploration of the pre--salt levels will guarantee an investment of almost R $112 billion for education and health.

In addition to the royalties for health and education, the legislation proposed by Lula and Dilma created the Pre-Salt Social Fund. This is a form of savings for the future. Part of the funds from the exploration of the pre-salt will be devoted to the Sovereign Fund, whose earnings will provide funding for investments in programs and projects to combat poverty and fund development of social projects.

In 2007, the opposition to the Lula Government celebrated the defeat of 140 million Brazilians who depend on the Single Health System (SUS). When they overturned the Financial Transactions Tax (CPMF), the anti-Lula parties produced the level of funding for the Ministry of Health by R $ 40 billion per year.

In 2007, the opposition to the Lula Government celebrated the defeat of 140 million Brazilians who depend on the Single Health System (SUS). When they overturned the Financial Transactions Tax (CPMF), the anti-Lula parties produced the level of funding for the Ministry of Health by R $ 40 billion per year.

Royalties para educação e saúde fortalecerão o Brasil das oportunidades

The Micro and Small Companies segments (MPE) will be particularly benefited. More than 8000 small sized companies have already been identified as potential or effective suppliers based on a survey carried out by Sebrae and Petrobras. The agreement between the two organizations encourages the creation of state networks for cooperation among companies, in order to increase competitiveness of the companies that are supplying goods and services to the petroleum and natural gas supply chain.

The increase in the production of oil will have an impact on 18 sectors in the areas of materials and services - such as pipes, nautical equipment, electrical equipment, mechanical and underwater equipment installations and industrial assembly, construction, maintenance and naval repair, etc. - increasing the number of large, medium and small companies associated with the production chain and generating employment.

Petrobras will invest US$100 in the Brazilian shipbuilding industry by 2020. The number of orders will total 28 drillships (floating drilling platforms), 49 ships and 146 support ships. Also, 38 platforms will be contracted for production that will contribute to increase production to 4.2 million barrels per day, in addition to the platforms for Libra and for the areas contracted directly with Petrobras for the production of the surplus in the assignment of rights areas (Búzios, Entorno de Iara, Florin and Nordeste de Tupi).