But the FFAA has been used in security for major sporting events in Brazil as a way to facilitate the implementation of these activities, even when private events linked to FIFA, IOC and ODEPA. According to the Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988 and the Statute of the military, the FFAA are for the defense of the country, the guarantee of the constitutional powers and, at the initiative of any of these, of law and order. “Background: This study aims to analyze the relationship between the Brazilian Armed Forces (FFAA) in military management process for receiving mega sporting events in Brazil. Therefore, create awareness in the private sector (96% of resources are government) establish partnerships with higher education institutions (renewal of human resources and sports structure) and Military Institutions (structural conditions) seem to be essential actions to maintain the positive results and also to come new triumphs for the Brazilian paralympic sport." Still is necessary actions to promote a greater number of paralympic athletes in different regions of the country and expand the opportunities for the formation of new sports talents. Two recent actions, the alteration in the percentage of transfer of federal lotteries (15% to 37.04%) and the construction of the Paralympic Training Center, reinforce the concern of the BPC and the Ministry of Sports in keeping the excellent sporting results obtained in recent years and to seek the goal to be among on the top five medalists in the medals table at the Paralympic Games Rio 2016. 11, 438/2006 made possible the obtaining of large results by Paralympians. 10.264/2001, the implementation of the Bolsa Atleta program by the Sports Ministry in 2004 and the Sport Incentive Law n. In relation to public policies of incentive to sport Agnelo/Piva Law n. The events: Athletics (31%), Swimming (21%), Football 5-a-side (13%), Football 7-a-side (13%), Judo (8%) and Goalball (5%) concentrate most medals won. Results: During the years 1972 to 2012 the country participated in 10 editions and won 229 medals (73 gold, 83 silver and 73 bronze) by 127 athletes (80% male and 20% female). Methods: This is an exploratory literature review using national References obtained through the Portal CAPES, Scielo, database library of the School of Physical Education from UFRGS and institutional documents of the BPC and the Ministry of Sports, responsible entities for the development of brazilian paralympic sport. The funds, seen as the gateway to the beginning of sports career, need other media (environmental, structural and emotional) to boost the achievement of significant sporting results. This structuring process was fundamental to the Paralympic sport a career. The new committee converted the rehabilitation programmes and sports participation for sports performance. ABSTRACT: “Background: After the creation of the Brazilian Paralympic Committee (BPC) in 1995, the Brazilian Paralympic sport changed the management system betting in athletes results.