Brazil takes a bold step and creates National Green Growth Plan to decarbonize its economy

The Brazilian government, through the Ministries of the Environment and Economy, created the National Green Growth Program (PNCV) to consolidate Brazil as the world's largest ecological superpower, given its natural and economic characteristics.

Brazil has the greatest biodiversity on the planet and one of the largest oceanic areas and native forests in the world. These characteristics represent competitive advantages for the country in the leadership of a new global green agenda.

The PNCV's main objectives are to combine the reduction of carbon emissions, the conservation of forests and the rational use of natural resources with the generation of green jobs and economic growth, thus improving the living conditions of the Brazilian population.