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Acre reports economic and social developments in 2025 and 2026

The state of Acre is experiencing various socio-economic shifts. Honey production has grown by 84 percent over four years, reaching a production value of R$ 646,000 in 2025. This growth is attributed to public policies and technical training aimed at sustainable development and biodiversity conservation.

In terms of employment, data from the first nine months of 2023 showed the creation of 4,573 formal jobs, ranking the state third in Brazil for job generation during that period. The services and commerce sectors were the primary drivers of this growth.

Regarding public safety, the Acre government has released a public notice for a Civil Police competition offering 139 vacancies for higher education positions. Salaries for these roles range from R$ 6,342.07 to R$ 19,505.66, with the highest pay designated for the role of delegate.

Additionally, the federal government has allocated R$ 19.4 million to Acre to combat the effects of drought. All 22 municipalities in the state are currently under a federal state of emergency due to the dry conditions.

Entities

Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics · Government of Acre · IBGE · Mailza Assis · Ministry of Integration and Regional Development · Senador Guiomard