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Brazil green financing programmes

Entities: Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (Brazil) · United Kingdom Embassy · Inter‑American Development Bank · Eco Invest Brazil · Ministry of Finance (Brazil)

Overview

In early July 2026 Brazil announced the issuance of green bonds that raised roughly $5.5 billion, a move that expanded its climate fund by more than three hundred times. The proceeds were earmarked for a broad set of climate‑related projects, signalling a major scaling up of the country's green‑finance capacity.

Later that month, Brazil's Ministry of Finance released the operational manual for the fifth round of its Eco Invest Brazil programme. The auction will target green‑technology projects across six strategic sectors, including green fertilizers, advanced fuels, AI‑driven production, critical mineral processing, battery and storage systems, and green chemistry and biomaterials. The programme mixes specialised innovation funds, corporate‑credit financing, and non‑repayable resources to attract private investment through blended finance. Coordination involves the Ministries of Finance, Environment and Climate Change, with support from the Inter‑American Development Bank and the United Kingdom Embassy.

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Timeline

  1. 3 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 12 sources
    Brazil launches fifth Eco Invest auction to fund green technology

    Brazil's Ministry of Finance issued the manual for Eco Invest Brazil's fifth auction, targeting green tech projects in six sectors with three new financing tools to spur decarbonisation and industry growth.

  2. 26 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Brazil Raises $5.5 bn via Green Bonds, Expands Climate Fund 316‑fold

    Brazil’s finance ministry says the Ecological Transition Plan has raised $5.5 bn in green bonds and expanded the Climate Fund 316‑fold to BRL 27 bn, financing energy transition, green industry and conservation.

Sources

brasil247.com · cmr.ro · epbr.com.br · esportenaredemt.com.br · fatopaulista.com.br · gazeta24h.com · kulturogborgerhus.vallensbaek.dk · planetaosasco.com · portalprojeta.com.br · putnam.com · talkaboutwildlife.ca · ubirataonline.com.br