PRESENTATION
Curitiba
49°16’23’’W
1.828.092 inhabitants
Population Growth Rate: 1,8% (8 years)
GDP Annual Growth Rate: 3,8% (5 years)
GDP 2007 (estimated): R$ 35,6 bi (US$ 20 bi)
25°25’40’’S
4th GDP in Brazil
Per Capita GDP : R$ 19,788 (U$ 11,116)
Business Units: 144.694
IDH: 0,856
IDH: 0,842
IDH: 0,841
IDH: 0,839
IDH: 0,800
(Rio de Janeiro)
(São Paulo)
(Belo Horizonte)
(Belo Horizonte)
OCEANO
PACÍFICO
Metropolitan Region
3,260,292 INHABITANTS
Population Growth Rate: 2% (8 years) – IBGE
IDH: 0,824
26 municipalities
OCEANO ATLÂNTICO
Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil per capita GDP
Curitiba per capita GDP: R$ 19.800 (US$ 11.116).
Historically superior to Paraná and Brazil.
19.788
20.000
17.500
14.259
R$
15.000
12.500
15.811
16.964
12.313
10.000
7.500
5.000
2.500
0
2002
2003
C uritiba
2004
Paraná
2005
Bras il
2007*
LOGISTICS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Privileged city as regards Logistics and
Infrastructure
Important factor in the decision-making process
for the installation of business units in town
Study performed by Simonsen Associates and
Revista Exame (Infrastrucure Annual Report –
2006) - “Champions in Infrastructure”, indicates
Curitiba as the third best in the country, after São
Paulo and Rio de Janeiro
INFRASTRUCTURE: STRATEGIC LOCATION
Mercosul
Within a 1,500 km radius – the main Latin
American cities, concentrating
approximately 200 million potential
consumers a GDP that surpasses U$ 1,0
trillion.
Markets in Brazil
Curitiba is near the great consumer centers
in Brazil (São Paulo: 400 km, Rio de Janeiro:
800 km, Belo Horizonte: 1000 km).
Infrastructure: Road Mesh
Main roads:
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BR 116
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BR 376
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BR 277
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BR 476
Local
Apucarana
Cascavel
Curitiba
Guarapuava
Londrina
Maringá
São Paulo
Paranaguá
Porto Alegre
Curitiba Londrina Maringá Paranaguá
368
54
59
471
498
391
279
601
379
428
90
258
340
298
361
379
114
489
516
114
530
408
528
636
442
90
489
530
711
1040
1082
803
Infrastructure: Railway system
State Railway
System
2,466 km of railways,
operated by ALL and
Ferrovia Paraná S.A.
Infrastructure: Seaports
Paranaguá and Antonina,
distant 100 km from
Curitiba, and near the
São Francisco (182 km)
and Itajaí ports (192 km),
both in the State of Santa
Catarina
Infrastructure – Customs
Paraná has 6 “dry
ports” and one customs
facility, representing,
all together, 682,000
sq.m of total area and
50,300 sq.m of
storehouse facility.
Curitiba offers the
facility of two “dry
ports” and one
distribution center
52 sq. m of green
area / inhabitant
Tourism
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Events:
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Hotels:
135 places for events
•
150 international and national
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18 thousand beds
FLOW OF TOURISTS IN CURITIBA - 2000 A 2007* (MILLION)
2,36
1,88
1,99
1,81
1,66
1,42
1,44
2001
2002
1,05
2000
2003
2004
2005
2006
Fonte: Secretaria de Estado de Turismo/ 2000 - 2007
Elaboração: Curitiba S.A./Diretoria de Fomento e Desenvolvimento Empresarial/GFE-1
* Estimativa
2007*
BEST CITY FOR BUSINESS IN BRAZIL
•2nd best city in Brazil and the 5th best in Latin America for
business – Revista América Economia (2006 – 2006);
•2nd Technological Innovation site in Brazil – research by IPEA 2005
• 2nd Automotive Polo (site) in Brazil
• Best Destination for Business – Revista VEJA - 2007
• 2nd best city in Brazil to work – Revista VOCÊ S.A. – 2005
• IDB Award: Curitiba among the 5 best economic development
projects, Latin America and the Caribbean – October, 2007
• X FINEP / MCT Technological Innovation Award – placed among
the thee best projects - Category: Social Innovation, Southern
Region
• Watson Wyatt’s Brazilian Cities Database – Dec. 2007 edition;
“Curitiba has become one of the most appealing locations for
investors in Brazil…”
CURITIBA – INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
• The Curitiba Industrial City – CIC
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Creation - January 19, 1973
Implanted in an area of 43,7 sq.km
Creation of the Connecting Sectors
Interlinked to the Structural Sectors
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5,201 business units
923 industries
2,021 commercial
1,491 services
766 other activities
Multinational Companies in Brazil
Tecnology Companies in Curitiba
The company’s 12 month figures, as of Sept/207 showed
revenues of R$ 5,3 billion. Number of employees: 10,700
Bosch registered in 2006 a net revenue of R$ 3,7 billion with investments
totaling R$ 113,0 million: Four production units in Brazil: two in Campinas–
SP, one in Aratú – BA and one in Curitiba. Number of jobs: 11,500
The industry’s 2007 annual revenue summed U$ 388,5 billion, an evolution
of 64% in comparison with 2006 Number of employees: 2,465
Brazil’s major computer manufacturer, Positivo Informática is the country’s
number one in educational technology. Positivo generates 2,190 jobs and
the 2006 net revenues summed U$ 645,0 million, and EBtida of U$ 83,0
million
Renault’s revenues in 2007 in Brazil summed 800,0 million Euros (the
company’s world’s figures for the year is of 1,4 billion Euros). In 2006,
revenues amounted 600,0 million Euros, including exports to Mexico and
Argentina
CITIZENSHIP AND EDUCATON
55 HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
3
24
13
3
7
5
University Centers
Colleges
Technology Colleges
Integrated Colleges
Higher Education Institutes
Universities
Fiscal Incentives - Municipal
Laws/Decrees
• Lei Complementar nº 22/98 – Parque de Software
• Lei Complementar nº 39/01 – ISS Tecnológico
− Decreto nº 976/2007 – ISS Tecnológico
• Lei Complementar nº 58/05 – ISS - Call Center
• Lei Complementar nº 66/07 – ISS - Construção Civil
• Lei reduz de 5% para 3% – ISS Corretores de Seguros
Municipal Development Programs
Strategic Programs – Local Economic Development
• Bom Negócio (The Good Business)
• Parque de Incubadoras Empresariais (The Entrepreneurial
Incubators Park)
• International Relations
Investiment Attraction
• Socioeconomic Information
• The Technological Curitiba - ISS Tecnológico (incentive on
technological services)
• Parque de Software (The Software Park)
• Curitiba Tecnoparque (The Curitiba Technological Park)
Purpose:
Strengthen the city’s entrepreneurial basis.
Provide business units to invest on company improvement,
increase profits and create new job opportunities.
Eligibility:
Service-rendering companies located in Curitiba
Eligible expenses:
. equipment (except vehicles)
. technical books and magazines
. human resources capacitation
. consulting services
. purchase of new software units
. travel expenses
. physical infrastructure
Mandatory
80% of the incentive - Curitiba
BUSINESS UNITS AND JOBS - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACTIVITIES IN CURITIBA / SÃO PAULO
Curitiba
São Paulo
Description of the Activities
Business Units
Jobs
Business Units
Jobs
Manufacturing of data processing equipment
33
2.357
93
3.008
Manufacture of peripheral for computer equipment
17
46
142
1.628
388
461
4.971
7.118
48
130
342
628
Development and licensing of non-customizable computer programs
219
186
1.936
4.585
Consulting in information technology
511
917
2.605
9.417
Technical support, maintenance and other services in information
technology
527
1.007
4.187
11.698
Data processing, suppliers of application services and services of
hosting in the Internet
950
3.359
8.721
12.396
13
10
57
80
365
416
3.017
3.785
48
13
271
676
496
8.348
2.056
44.709
3.615
17.250
28.398
99.728
Computer programs development under order
Development and licensing of customizable computer programs
Portals, content providers, and other information services in the Internet
Repair and maintenance of computers and peripheral equipment
Repair and maintenance of communication equipment
Other activities
TOTAL
SOURCE: MTE / RAIS – 2006
AVERAGE REMUNERATION OF MAIN JOB OCCUPATIONS IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AREA - CURITIBA AND SÃO
PAULO - 2006
Description of Occupations
Curitiba
São Paulo
Average Remuneration
(R$)
Average Remuneration
(R$)
Directors of information technology services
8.962,44
15.897,01
Managers of information technology
5.968,48
8.772,48
Engineering and technology researchers
4.994,80
7.264,15
Computing engineers
4.419,04
8.078,77
Networks, systems and database administrators
3.071,39
4.207,74
Computer systems analysts
3.801,91
4.062,52
Development technicians of systems and applications
1.977,87
2.567,75
Technicians in computers operation and monitoring
1.420,74
1.954,60
912,57
1.154,95
Operators of equipment for entry and data transmissions
SOURCE: MTE / RAIS - 2006
Technology Incubators
8 Incubators in Curitiba
THE GREEN LINE
Average 45.000 vehicles/ day
The Green Line
Extention / total: 18 Km
23 city districts covered
287.000 persons
VIA MARGINAL TRÊS
FAIXAS
VIA LOCAL UMA FAIXA +
ESTACIONAMENTO
CANALETA EXCLUSIVA
TRANSPORTE COLETIVO
VIA MARGINAL TRÊS
FAIXAS
VIA LOCAL UMA FAIXA +
ESTACIONAMENTO
CURITIBA TECHNOPARK
An inter-institutional cooperation program
conducted by the City of Curitiba
Administration, involving the governmental,
scientific and entrepreneurial segments;
 Urban environment concentrating public
and private technological assets,
suitable for innovation;
 Favourable physical space for the
attraction of productive opportunities
of high added-value and great
competitiveness
CURITIBA TECHNOPARK
COMPRISED ACTIVITY SEGMENTS
I.
Telecommunication Systems: equipment and
services
II.
Computer Equipment: hardware and
peripherics;
III.
Computer Services: software development,
consulting on hardware and software, data
management and electronic distribution of
information;
IV.
Research and Development;
V.
Design
VI.
Laboratories of analysis and quality tests;
VII.
Industrial Automation and Precision
instruments;
VIII.
New Technologies: Biotechnology,
nano-technology, environment and Health.
Physical Structure
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Logistic Ring – comprising the
Technical/entrepreneurial nucleous
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UFPR, PUC-PR, LACTEC, FIEP
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40.000 students/3.000 professors and
500 researches groups;
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Structural axis – Av. Marechal Floriano/
The Green line;
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CIC – North Sector – comprising The Software
Park;
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Central Sector -Rebouças – comprising the
Technological University and the Convention
Center.
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CIC – South Sector – comprising Tecpar
Physical Structure
Entrepreneurial Nucleus
Entrepreneurial Nucleus
Carlos Alberto Richa
Prefeito
Juraci Barbosa Sobrinho
Diretor Presidente
Roberto Santoro
Diretor Técnico
Heraldo Alves das Neves
Diretor Administrativo e
Financeiro
Thank you!