Brazil
Climate targets: LULUCF
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expansion of forest planting by 3 million hectares
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Restore and reforest 12 million hectares of forest by 2030
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zero illegal emissions in from the Amazon by 2030
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do not exceed 3,925 km sq. of deforestation by 2020
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recovery of 15 million hectares of degraded pastures
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zero illegal deforestation by 2030
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40% reduction in annual deforestation rates in the Cerrado Biome in relation to the average of the period 1999-2008
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80% reduction in annual deforestation rates in Amazon in relation to the average of the period 1996-2005
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expansion of crop-livestock-forestry system by 4 million hectares
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recovery of 15 million hectares of degraded pastures
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40% reduction in annual deforestation rates in the Cerrado Biome in relation to the average of the period 1999-2008
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80% reduction in annual deforestation rates in Amazon in relation to the average of the period 1996-2005
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Stop the net-loss of forest cover by 2015
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Preserving forests at the levels stipulated in the previous objective, double the area of forest plantation from 5.5 million ha to 11 million ha in 2020, of which two million ha with native speciesSource:
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The sustainable Forest Management Plan (PMFS) should present a geographically defined area destined to the absolute reserve, representative of managed forest ecosystems, equivalent to at least 5% (5%) of the total area granted for biodiversity conservation and evaluation and monitoring of the impacts of forest management .
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By 2026, the total area with forest concessions of the Union shall not exceed twenty percent (20%) of the total area of its public forests available for concession, except for located in national forests created pursuant to art. 17 of Law 9,985 of July 18, 2000.
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Reduction of 40% in the average deforestation rate by 2006-2009 period in relation to the average rate of the ten years reference period used in the Amazon Fund (1996-2005). For each of the next two periods of four years, reach 30% of extra reduction, in relation to the previous period. In the case of the Amazon bioma, achieving this specific objective can avoid emissions of around 4.8 billion tons of carbon dioxide between 2006 and 2017, considering a biomass carbon stock of 100 tC/ha. This value will be revaluated after the completion of the carbon stocks inventory, to be supported by the National Forest Inventory. by 2006-2009 compared with a 1996-2005 scenarioSource:
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For further analysis of the NDC, see Brazil country profile on
from the Grantham Research Institute
from the Grantham Research Institute
