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March 21, 2014

International Day of ForestsFAO

Guilherme LacerdaDirector - BNDES

Environment, Agriculture and Social Infrastructure

July 2009 first projects were submitted

February 2014 53 projects supported

US$ 350 million in financial support

US$ 100 million disbursed by the Amazon Fund

Strategic resources for sustainable development in the Amazon

Position on 31.02.2014

Fundraising

Position on 04.02.2014

US$ 786 million contracted

Donations

% Distribution

Norway; 96%

German/KFW 3,5%

Petrobrás 0,5%

Amazon Fund Governance

Amazon

Fund

Fundraising

Donations

CTFA

Certifications

of emissions

avoided

COFA

Guidelines and

criterias

BNDES

Management

Establishment

of the fund - 2008

Federal Act

National policy

to prevent and

combat

deforestation

How much can be raised?

How? For what?

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Territorial Scope of Projects Receiving Support

Fire Fighters – AC, MT, TO, PA and RO

Sustainable Settlements – IPAM and INCRA

Project headquarters of UFPA

Headquarters of New Social Mapping project – UEA

Municipalities directly receiving support

Municipalities receiving support form TNC and IMAZON

Amazon Museum – MUSA

Sustainable Forest Management – IFT (training center)

CUs served by the Sustainable Amazon Foundation – FASTIs served by the Kayapó Fund – CI BrasilCUs served by ARPA – Funbio and ICMBio

Production Activities in Traditional CommunitiesOTCA project: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Guiana, SurinameState governments – AC, AM, MA, PA and TO

Amazon Biome

Amazon Fund’s supported projects

Evolution 2009-2014

Distrib. according to the manager

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89 projects in the portfolio (US$ 636 million) – 01.31.2014

CTA/ROR$ 2,4

CTA/ACR$ 2,8

Moradores SantanaR$ 2,2

ImafloraR$ 4,9

RECAR$ 4,5

Acre CAR

R$ 16,8

Inst. Meio Ambiente MS

R$ 16,4

TNCR$ 15,9

ASSEMAR$ 5,6 Alta

Floresta II/MTR$ 7,1

EstadoMato Grosso

R$ 35,0

InpeR$ 71

Rio TerraR$ 9,1

SemaTocantinsR$ 40,5

Sepror/AMAgroecólogica

R$ 14,9 Bombeiros

do ParáR$ 16,8

MamirauáR$ 8,5

OTCAR$ 23,7

Porto de Moz/PAR$ 0,3

WWFR$ 3,2

Estado doAmapáR$ 40,3

Estadodo ParáR$ 82,4

Ibama PrevfogoR$ 14,7

PDSEAI/ROR$ 32,7

OpanR$ 6,4Agroter

R$ 5,7

SeindAmazonas

R$ 16,6

Cotriguaçu/MT

R$ 2,9

IOV Sem. Portal II

R$ 16,1OrsaR$ 2,8

CCCE/ACR$ 5,1

ISAR$ 8

Vale doAmanhecer

R$ 5,3

SOS Amazônia

R$ 10

Pro-NaturaR$ 12,4

ACT BrasilR$ 1,3

Estado do Maranhão

R$ 20

Estadodo AcreR$ 60

Alta Floresta/MT

R$ 2,8

Estado do Amazonas

R$ 20

Anapu/PAR$ 0,4

BombeirosMato Grosso

R$ 12,6

Bombeirosde Rondônia

R$ 15

Bombeirosdo Tocantins

R$ 5

Carlinda/MTR$ 1,9

FAS 2009-2013

R$ 19,1

FunbioKayapóR$ 16,9

FaseR$ 9,3 FBB

R$ 15

IBAMR$ 18,9

IFTR$ 7,4

Marcelândia/MT

R$ 0,7

IPAMR$ 24,9

ISPNR$ 12,8

Jacundá/PAR$ 0,8

MusaR$ 8,5

Porto Gaúchos/MT

R$ 0,1

Sema/PAR$ 15,9

SFB – IFNR$ 65

TNC BrasilR$ 16

UFPANAEA/Fórum

R$ 2,7

UFPA Biodiversidade

R$ 4,6

UFPA Comp. Bio.

R$ 1,4 UFPA Flor. Mangue

R$ 2

UFPA Ilhas de Belém

R$ 1,1

ImazonR$ 9,7

IOV Sem. Portal

R$ 5,4

Bombeirosdo AcreR$ 13,3

SEMA/BAR$ 29,4

FinepR$ 71

Total amount “Under Consultation”:

US$ 148,37 million (R$ 360 milhões)

FunbioARPA Fase II

R$ 20

Pro-ÍndioR$ 3,2

Peabiru R$ 2

UEA – MurakiCart. Social

R$ 4,6

Força NacionalR$ 32,9

Bombeirosde Roraima

R$ 34,9

FunbioR$ 80

Est. RoraimaR$ 34,3

ACTAR$ 5,5

FBBR$ 12

Under Consultation Under Analysis Supported

MunicipalitiesFederal Gov.

NGOsUniversities

International

States

Legal Nature of the ExecutorTotal amount “Under Analysis”: US$ 149,20 million

(R$ 362 milhões)

ICMBio

R$ 60

Total “Apoiados”:

R$ 671 milhões

Total amount “Supported”:

US$ 338,38 million (R$ 821 milhões)

FOIRNR$ 5,8

C.T. Indigenista

R$ 19,3

UBEER$ 4,0

FASR$ 43

CAR Mato Grosso

R$ 76,4

TNCR$ 19,5

Ação VerdeR$ 3,9 Ashaninka

R$ 7,1

DEFAM

in R$ millions

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135,000 square kilometers of newly created Conservation Units (CUs)

13,972 participants in integrating events

15 million hectares of property with geo-referenced mapping for CAR

12,569 households receiving payment for environmental services

31 state and municipal environmental agencies are now structured

84 Conservations Units (CUs) receiving federal and state support

5,265 people trained to practice sustainable economic activities

R$ 62.7 million in support for projects to fight forest fires and illegal burn-offs

7,000 indigenous people benefited

The Amazon Fund in figuresExpected results of the supported projects

Communication and Transparency

41 News bulletins 65 Portfolio reports 4 Annual Reports (Portuguese and English) 2 Short films produced

250 messages / year: fundoamazonia-faleconosco@bndes.gov.br

COFA’s discussions available on the Amazon Fund’s websitehttp://www.fundoamazonia.gov.br/FundoAmazonia/fam/site_pt/Esquerdo/Fundo/cofa.html

www.fundoamazonia.gov.br

Amazon Fund in REDD+ Context

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Average deforestation rate (1996 - 2005) 19.625 km²

km²

Average deforestation rate(2001 - 2010) 16,531 km²

Deforested area in the Amazon Biome (km²)

Source: Brazilian National Institute for Space Research

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Brazil protects it. The world supports it. Everybody wins.

THANK YOU! GRAZIE! TAKK! DANKE! OBRIGADO!