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CONTEXT São Paulo Port of Santos Guarulhos Aeroport Railways Highway Waterways Source: Agency of Investment and Competitiveness Promotion of SP SÃO PAULO GOVERNO DO ESTADO ARTESP IFC International Finance Corporation WORLD BANK GROUP AGÊNCIA DE TRANSPORTE DO ESTADO DE SÃO PAULO BNDES Economic development: the São Paulo economy is responsible for about 32,6% of the national GDP (R$ 2,2 trillion in 2018), which is higher than countries like Argentina or Chile. GDP per capita is R$ 51 thousand. Vs. 32 thousand (Brazil) Industry: About 32% of the national industry is concentrated in São Paulo. Annual government budget: the state budget is R$ 216,5 billion, more than two times higher than the second largest state in Brazil (Minas Gerais). Strategic Location: São Paulo shares borders with Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraná and Rio de Janeiro. With 645 municipalities, Sao Paulo's regional dynamic is composed of a big metropolis surrounded by several urban centers. Infrastructure: The state has the most modern highways and major airports in the country, in addition to the Port of Santos, the largest container terminal in Latin America, accounting for 25% of the country's trade flow. The transport network is complemented by railways, waterways and duct networks Standard of Living: 90% of the state's municipalities have a high Human Development Index (HDI). The Municipalities around the PiPa lot have a lower HDI (approx. 0.748) than the state average (0.783). For example, Cabrália Paulista, which is contemplated in the lot, has an HDI of 0.694, and the Municipality of São Paulo, outside of the lot, has an HDI of 0.805. IDB

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