Restoration Arch
There is an urgent need to reduce the increase in Earth's temperature. The most efficient and inexpensive technology for this mission, mastered by Brazil, is forest restoration, which removes millions of tons of CO2 from the atmosphere. The reconstruction of forest cover in the so-called "Arc of Deforestation," a region heavily deforested in the Brazilian Amazon throughout the 20th century, was announced as a strategic mission of the BNDES (Brazilian Development Bank) in 2024, aiming to transform it into the "Arc of Restoration." To achieve this major goal, the BNDES, as part of a national effort, is already mobilizing resources to restore 24 million hectares of forests by 2050, which will require approximately R$ 150 billion.
24 million hectares by 2050: ambition with a path and funding.
Methodology
Credit line from the Climate Fund to restore forests and generate employment in the Amazon.
Results
R$ 515 million approved by the Climate Fund.