Brasil
O Núcleo de Avaliação de Políticas Climáticas (NAPC) é o escritório do CPI no Brasil, em parceria com a Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), liderado pelo Juliano J. Assunção, professor no Departamento de Economia da PUC-Rio. O NAPC produz rigorosa análise econômica, institucional e legal que identifica áreas para aprimorar políticas públicas e propõe recomendações concretas em como conciliar desenvolvimento econômico com conservação ambiental. O CPI apoia políticas públicas no Brasil através de rigorosa análise e pesquisa baseada em evidência, parcerias estratégicas com membros do governo e da sociedade civil, através de uma abordagem construtiva e colaboração direta com tomadores de decisão.
CPI Brasil tem um longo histórico com relação a políticas de conservação e uso da terra, tendo conduzido significativas pesquisas e avaliações de políticas de desmatamento e conservação da terra na Amazônia, tornando-se referência acadêmica na área. O CPI utiliza seu conhecimento institucional junto com seu entendimento sobre políticas de conservação e rigorosa análise econômica e legal.
O Núcleo de Avaliação de Políticas Climáticas tem como principais agenda:
– Governança e Leis Climáticas
– Uso da Terra e Conservação
– Instrumentos Financeiros
– Energia
– Infraestrutura
– Agricultura Sustentável
Publicações em destaque
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Responsible Investor USA 2020
Sustainable infrastructure panel that’s part of Responsible Investor’s annual US conference.
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Fostering Economic Resilience in Berau through Smallholder Crop Diversification
This CPI study explores crop diversification opportunities to support independent smallholders in Berau for better long-term outcomes
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Webinar: Scaling Innovative Climate Finance - Experience from the Lab
An interactive panel discussion about how public and private investors, entrepreneurs, and policy-making institutions can better support the scaling up of climate finance instruments.
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Publicações recentes
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Energizing Finance: Understanding the Landscape 2020
The Energizing Finance: Understanding the Landscape report, developed by Sustainable Energy for All in partnership with Climate Policy Initiative and produced annually since 2017, provides a comprehensive analysis of commitments flowing to the two key areas of energy access: electrification and clean cooking.
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Scaling Innovative Climate Finance Instruments: Experience from the Lab
While challenging, scaling up climate finance ideas is possible, and is greatly facilitated by four success factors that can be influenced by the entrepreneurs developing these initiatives and their stakeholders.
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Examining the Climate Finance Gap for Small-Scale Agriculture
This report proposes a theoretical framework and methodology that can be used to measure and categorize climate finance flows to small-scale agriculture in developing countries. It also provides a snapshot of the current state of climate finance to small-scale agriculture representing international financial commitments in 2017 and 2018.
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It’s time for recovery finance to step up
Now, more than ever, development finance has a role to play in addressing both short and long-term needs, setting market signals, and taking risks the private sector can’t bear – all roles crucial for setting the trajectory toward a more sustainable future.
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Global Landscape of Renewable Energy Finance 2020
This report, co-developed by CPI and the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), provides actionable recommendations for policy makers and other stakeholders to scale up investment and mobilize capital in the renewable energy sector.
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IDFC Green Finance Mapping 2020
IDFC has conducted regular mapping of its member institutions’ green finance commitments since 2011. Climate Policy Initiative supports this effort by assisting IDFC member institutions filling out the survey, and checks, aggregates, and analyzes the data.
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Indeks Desa Membangun Plus (IDM+): Enhancing Direct Incentives for Sustainable Land Use in Indonesian Villages
This paper proposes a two-part approach for a potentially sweeping, but relatively practical reform to encourage villages across Indonesia to adopt sustainable practices.
