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Brazil's progress towards a Voluntary Carbon Market:
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Ongoing, needs to speed up
The voluntary market is experiencing a credibility crisis that demands new standards of integrity and transparency. The regulation of the Brazilian Emissions Trading System (SBCE) creates opportunities for convergence between the regulated and voluntary markets, strengthening the traceability of credits and compatibility with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which will allow Brazil to trade emission reductions internationally.
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Establishes the Brazilian market for environmental assets and its regulation. Currently being processed under PL nº 2148/2015, which is the head project of the block in which PLs nº 5710/2019, 290/2020, 528/2021, 4088/2021 and 155/2023 are also being processed.
Attached to PL 528/2021
To be defined by future regulation
The document sets out the detailed criteria that ICVCM will use to assess whether carbon accreditation programs and carbon credit categories comply with the Core Carbon Principles (CCPs). Carbon credit programs assessed as eligible for CCPs will be able to use the CCP seal on carbon credits from approved categories.
Provides for the establishment, operation and disclosure of information of investment funds, as well as the provision of services for the funds. Defines the legal nature of carbon credits to be traded in a regulated market.
energy; transport; water and basic sanitation; irrigation; other areas considered priorities by the Federal Executive Branch