Brazil's Cross-cutting Strategy for Just Transition and Climate Justice (ETTJ) examines the effects of the transition on vulnerable populations and groups beyond the dimensions of employment and income, proposing national objectives and guidelines that ensure mitigation and adaptation measures not only prevent the exacerbation of inequalities and vulnerabilities but also promote, to the extent possible, their reduction through the equitable distribution of the benefits of climate action. This strategy has as overarching goal to guide the implementation of the Climate Plan by ensuring the promotion of a just transition and climate justice in order to build a more sustainable and equitable society.
Brazil's Cross-cutting Strategy for Just Transition and Climate Justice
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Climate Plan 2024-2035 (Plano Clima 2024-2035)
- Brazil's Mitigation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Solid Waste and Domestic Wastewater
- Brazil's Mitigation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Industries
- Brazil's Mitigation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Cities
- Brazil's Mitigation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Transports
- Brazil's Mitigation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Energy
- Brazil's Mitigation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Agriculture and Livestock
- Brazil's Mitigation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Land-Use Changes in Private Rural Areas
- Brazil's Mitigation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Land-Use Change in Public Areas and Collective Territories
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Tourism
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Transports
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Food and Nutritional Security
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Health
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Thematic Plan for Water Resources
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Thematic Plan for Indigenous People
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Thematic Plan for Traditional Peoples and Communities
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Thematic Plan for the Ocean and Coastal Zone
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Industry and Mining
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Thematic Plan for Racial Equality and Combating Racism
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Energy
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Family Farming
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Biodiversity Thematic Plan
- Brazil's Adaptation Climate Plan: Sectoral Plan for Cities
- Brazil's National Mitigation Strategy (Estratégia Nacional de Mitigação)
- Brazil's National Adaptation Strategy (Estratégia Nacional de Adaptação)
- Brazil's Climate Plan 2024-2035 (Plano Clima 2024-2035)
- Resolution 3 of September 14, 2023, from the Interministerial Committee on Climate Change (CIM)
- Brazil's Cross-cutting Strategy for Just Transition and Climate Justice
- Brazil's Cross-cutting Strategy on Women and Climate
- Brazil's Cross-cutting Strategy on Means of Implementation
- Brazil's Cross-cutting Strategy for Education, Training, Research, Development, and Innovation
- Brazil's Cross-Cutting Strategy for Monitoring, Management, Evaluation, and Transparency
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