The climate crisis doesn't affect everyone in the same way. And access to capital for adaptation/mitigation doesn't affect everyone either.
The most vulnerable communities in Brazil are among those most exposed to climate impacts, and also those with the least capacity to recover.
This inequality also exists in access to financing. Socio-environmental organizations and businesses that contribute the least to addressing the climate crisis are the ones that face the greatest difficulty in accessing resources, due to a lack of financial instruments suited to their realities.
To analyze, understand, and propose changes, the Climate Ventures and the Sitawi Finanças do Bem They designed a proposal for a new financial model created to redistribute power and ensure that capital reaches those who truly protect our biomes.
Discover the lessons learned, the investment thesis, and the recommendations for transforming the climate finance ecosystem.
