Human work that transforms Brazil
In three years, Sebrae's value increased from an estimated R$7,6 billion to R$33,9 billion, writes Sebrae's president, Décio Lima.
Climate justice: from global promise to local action
The importance of small businesses in addressing climate change.
Nobel Prize in Economics 2025: Silent Revolution of Innovation
In an article, the president of Sebrae emphasizes the importance of economic inclusion as a tool for social justice.
Buying from small businesses strengthens the heart of the Brazilian economy.
Consumers contribute to the country's development by choosing to buy from SMEs.
The future is a collective dream: the greatness of Sebrae and Brazil.
Sebrae doesn't build buildings or roads; its work is much greater. It's the silent transformations that touch people's hearts.
Opportunity overcomes necessity.
Brazilians are increasingly turning to entrepreneurship driven by opportunity: 3,4 million new businesses in 2025 are expected to boost jobs and innovation in the country.
A country of entrepreneurs
Brazil has reached 213,4 million inhabitants and has 94 million entrepreneurs or potential entrepreneurs, consolidating the dream of owning one's own business.
A country of entrepreneurs
The commitment to entrepreneurship that is fading is one that takes a transformative approach and promotes the exercise of citizenship.
US tariff hikes are not a tragedy, they are a wake-up call for Brazil.
This is the moment for Brazil to look in the mirror and see its true size. We are not small. We are not dependent. We are not a colony.
What if the world shuts down for inventory?
Sebrae expands access to credit with a program that has already provided R$ 6 billion and promises personalized support to small entrepreneurs.
Brazil: an entrepreneurial country by nature.
Décio Lima advocates for investments to transform real community problems into practical solutions.
The Brazil that undertakes
Despite representing only 30% of GDP, small businesses are the backbone of the Brazilian economy.