International Carbon Markets
Finalize international transfer regulations under the Brazilian Emissions Trading System.
São Paulo, Brazil
Finalize international transfer regulations under the Brazilian Emissions Trading System.
Expand climate insurance coverage to smallholders, urban informal populations, and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises through targeted subsidies, bundled products, and inclusive distribution strategies.
Expand availability and affordability of climate risk insurance products beyond agriculture, covering infrastructure, urban assets, and SMEs
Replicate proven models: roll out “lighting Public-Private Partnership” and “regional sanitation” templates nationwide; add storage, grid-modernization, and e-mobility depots as new climate prep families
Embed transition finance criteria into corporate credit assessments and bank lending frameworks to ensure alignment with Brazil’s energy transition goals
Scale Finisa Verde to support every medium and large municipality’s green infrastructure
Expand the domestic and international investor base to accelerate capital mobilization and strengthen demand for climate-aligned instruments
Expand public disclosures by publishing standardized impact metrics and project-level allocations of green, social, and sustainable bond proceeds.
Build political and market awareness to overcome concerns about signaling fragility and increase acceptance of CRDCs in large emerging markets
Develop innovative guarantee mechanisms that address policy, regulatory, and environmental performance risks in addition to credit risk
Strengthen systemic private-sector engagement in workforce development, moving beyond compliance-driven initiatives toward coordinated green labor market planning
Make MRV routine in rural credit (ABC+ Calc; verifiers for soil carbon/methane), enabling sustainability-linked pricing and robust disclosures
Expand the domestic and international investor base to accelerate capital mobilization and strengthen demand for climate-aligned instruments
Scale Finisa Verde to support every medium and large municipality’s green infrastructure
Embed transition finance criteria into corporate credit assessments and bank lending frameworks to ensure alignment with Brazil’s energy transition goals
Replicate proven models: roll out “lighting Public-Private Partnership” and “regional sanitation” templates nationwide; add storage, grid-modernization, and e-mobility depots as new climate prep families