BRAZILIAN NAVY

BRAZILIAN MARITIME AUTHORITY

Vice-Almirante Cláudio Portugal de Viveiros

Diretor de Portos e Costas

April 29th, 2015

SUMMARY

- INTRODUCTION

- THE SEA AND ITS RESOURCES

- THE “AMAZÔNIA AZUL®”

- THE MARITIME TRADE

- THE MARITIME AUTHORITY

- FINAL GREETINGS

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INTRODUCTION

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The Sea – Living Resources

- The country has a coastline of 8500

km

- 19º world´s largest producer of fish

- The extractive production reached

803.000 tons and the aquaculture

628.000 tons in 2011; and

- The production of fishing in rivers is

increasing

(Source: Ministry of Fishing and Aquaculture)

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The Sea – Mineral Resources

Bacia da Foz do Amazonas

Bacia do Pará Maranhão

Bacia de Barreirinhas

Bacia do Ceará

Bacia Potiguar

Bacia de Pernambuco Paraíba

Bacia de Sergipe Alagoas

Bacia de Camamu-Almada

Bacia de Jequitinhonha

Bacia de Cumuruxatiba

Bacia de Campos

Bacia de Santos

Bacia de Pelotas

- Oil production is more than 2million

barrels/day and about 91% comes from

the sea ;

- 94% of total oil reserves and 83% of

total natural gas reserves are located at

sea;

- there are more than 200 offshore

platforms;

- In Brazil there are large reserves of

minerals (polymetallic nodules, cobalt

crusts, granulated carbonate and etc).

(Source: ANP, in 2013)

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Operations in the pre-salt layer

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Ouro de Viseu

Bioclásticos

Nódulo de

Manganês

Diamante

Jequitinhonha

Hidrato

de gás Fosforita

Carvão Crosta

Ferromanganês

The Sea – Mineral Resources

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Brazilian Maritime Trade

North

America

41 MV/Day

Europe

53 MV/Day

South of Africa

and Middle

East

112 MV/Day

Southern

Cone and

Pacific

28 MV/Day

Gulf of

Guinea

11 MV/Day Brazilian

Coast

160 MV/Day

Maritime trade routes

in 2014 – 1.217 MV/Day

Source: COMCONTRAM 2014

MARITIME TRAFFIC

IN SAR AREA: 812 MV/DAY

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PROTECTING OUR WEALTH, CARING

FOR OUR PEOPLE

Amazônia Azul®

Amazônia Azul®

Sport, tourism and

recreation Living resources

Maritime Traffic

Scientific research

Energy

Mineral

resources

Biodiversity

Safety of life at sea

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Land Area

8.500.000 km²

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Area of the Brazilian Amazon

Half of Brazilian

continental territory

EEZ + PC = 4.500.000 km²

Amazônia Azul®

Exclusive Economic Zone

3.540.000 km²

LEPLAC 963.000 km²

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The Brazilian Maritime Authority

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Set general rules for the organization, preparation and employment of the Armed Forces.

Art. 17. It is for the Navy, as private subsidiary assignments:

I - guide and control the Merchant Navy and its related activities, with interests of national defense;

II - ensure the safety of waterway navigation;

III - contribute to the formulation and conduct of national policies relating to the sea;

IV - implement and monitor the fulfillment of laws and regulations, at sea and on inland waters, in coordination with other organizations of the Executive Branch, Federal or State, when it becomes necessary, due to specific expertise;

Single paragraph. By the specificity of those assignments, the Navy Commander has the competence over the matters set forth in this Article, being designated as "Maritime Authority" for this purpose.

COMPLEMENTARY LAW 97/1999

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Law 9.537/1997 (LESTA)

Regulates the item II of the article 17 of the

Complementary Law 97/1999

Art. 3 - It is for the maritime authority promote the

implementation and execution of this Act, in order to ensure

the safety of life and the security of navigation in open

waterways and inland waters, and the prevention of

environmental pollution by vessels, platforms or their

support facilities.

RLESTA (Decree 2.196/1998 – LESTA Regulation)

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“Prepare and employ the Naval Power in order to contribute to the defense of the country. Be ready to act in ensuring the constitutional powers and at the initiative of any of these, of law and order; act in actions under the aegis of international organizations and in support of the country's foreign policy; and fulfill the duties provided by subsidiary laws, with emphasis on those related to the Maritime Authority, in order to contribute to the protection of national interests."

BRAZILIAN NAVY MISSION

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Maritime Authority Tasks

I.Regulate the pilotage service;

II.Determine the minimum safe manning requirements for vessels;

III.Determine the equipment and accessories to be approved for use

on board;

IV.Establishing the allocation of safety equipment and accessories

for vessels and platforms;

V. Establish the limits of inland navigation;

VI.Establish safety and habitability requirements for the prevention of

water pollution;

VII.Execute vessel inspection and survey; and

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Maritime Authority Tasks

VIII. Development of standards for:

- Qualification and registration of professionals and amateurs;

- Traffic and stay of vessels in Brazilian Jurisdictional Waters; entry and

departure of ports, docks, anchorages and marinas;

- Vessel inspections and survey;

- Tonnage, determination of the free board, capacity, identification and

classification of vessels;

- Registration of vessels and inspection of Property Registration;

- Execution of works, dredging, research, mining; and

- Establishment and operation of signals and navigation aids.

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NORMAM

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The NORMAM establish procedures and requirements for vessels

(domestic and foreign) and waterways.

MARITIME AUTHORITY

NAVY COMMANDER

MARITIME AUTHORITY STRUCTURE

CEMA / DPC / DHN / DN

• INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

• MARITIME SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

• UNDERWATER EXPLORATION

ANTARCTICA AND SEA

RESOURCES

SECIRM

SEARCH AND RESCUE

DN

MERCHANT MARINE

DPC

ENVIRONMENT

DPC DN

SAFETY OF NAVIGATION

DGN CON

SAFETY OF MARITIME

TRAFFIC

DN DHN DPC

MA ADVISOR

NAVY CHIEF OF STAFF (CEMA)

CON: Chief of Naval Operations

DGN: General Director of Navigation

DN: Naval District Commander

DPC: Director of Ports and Coasts

DHN: Director of Hydrography and Navigation

SECIRM: Secretary of Interministerial Commission for

Sea Resources

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MARITIME AUTHORITY STRUCTURE

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NAVAL PATROL AND INSPECTION

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SUMMER OPERATION

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2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014

BOATS ADDRESSED 57.320 55.992 85.137

NOTIFICATIONS

ISSUED 6.519 7.201 10.338 10.575

BOATS SEIZED 431 782 1.518 1.605

IAFN SET UP INVESTIGATIONS 240 181 222 307

ACCIDENTS 148 142 148 149

103.230

DPC VIDEO

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FINAL GREETINGS

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BRAZILIAN NAVY

“Mares e Rios Seguros e Limpos”

“Seas and Rivers Safe and Clean”

www.dpc.mar.mil.br

MUITO OBRIGADO !

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