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2 GREEN ECONOMY Challenges and opportunities Conservação Internacional is a private non-profit organization, founded in 1987, with the objective of promoting human well-being by strengthening society’s role in the responsible and sustainable care of nature – our global biodiversity – supported by a solid foundation in science, partnerships and field experiences. President: José Alexandre Felizola Diniz-Filho Executive Director: Fábio Scarano Director of Environment Policy: Paulo Gustavo Prado Director of Communications: Isabela de Lima Santos Conservação Internacional Av. Getúlio Vargas, 1300, 7º andar 30112-021 Belo Horizonte MG tel.: 55 31 3261-3889 e-mail: info@conservacao.org www.conservacao.org Política Ambiental is an electronic journal issued by Conservation International that publishes scientific and technical articles about the main topics of current environmental policy. Política Ambiental Green economy: challenges and opportunities Nº 8 • June 2011 Editorial coordination: Camila L. Gramkow Paulo Gustavo Prado Coordination of edition: Gabriela Michelotti Translation: Cecília Barsk Romero (Pages 24 to 35, 96 to 107, 120 to 126 - Elza Suely Anderson) (Pages 86 to 95, 108 to 119 - Janaína Mendes) Cover photographs: Larger photograph: © CI/Haroldo Castro Smaller photographs (top down): © CI/Luciano Candisani, © CI/Luciano Candisani, © CI/M. de Paula, Wild Wonders of Europe/Laszlo Novak, iStockphoto, Cortesia UNICA, © CI/John Martin, © CI/Sterling Zumbrunn, © CI/Enrico Bernard and © CI/Christine Dragisic Design and graphic editing: Grupo de Design Gráfico Ltda. Catalog card prepared by Librarian Nina C. Mendonça CRB6/1288 Nº 8 • June 2011 P769 Política Ambiental / Conservação Internacional - n. 8, jun. 2011 – Belo Horizonte: Conservação Internacional, 2011. n. 1 (maio 2006) ISSN 1809-8185 1. Política ambiental – Periódicos. I. Conservação Internacional Brasil.
3 GREEN ECONOMY Challenges and opportunities content Acronyms ............................................................................................................. 4 Preface ................................................................................................................. 6 Executive Summary ............................................................................................ 9 Delineations of a green economy Helena Pavese ..................................................................................................... 16 The necessarily systemic character of the transition to a green economy Alexandre D’Avignon and Luiz Antônio Cruz Caruso ............................................ 24 Green economy and/or sustainable development? Donald Sawyer ..................................................................................................... 36 International perspectives of the transition to a low-carbon green economy Eduardo Viola ....................................................................................................... 43 Green economy in Latin America: the origins of debate in ECLAC work Márcia Tavares ..................................................................................................... 57 The role of inclusive growth for a green economy in developing countries Clóvis Zapata ....................................................................................................... 69 Brazil and the green economy: a panorama Francisco Gaetani, Ernani Kuhn and Renato Rosenberg ..................................... 76 Growth potential of the green economy in Brazil Carlos Eduardo F. Young ..................................................................................... 86 Brazil and the green economy: foundations and strategy for transition Cláudio Frischtak ................................................................................................. 96 Innovation and technology for a green economy: key issues Maria Cecília J. Lustosa ...................................................................................... 108 Agriculture for a green economy Ademar R. Romeiro ............................................................................................. 120 Green economy and a new cycle of rural development Arilson Favareto ................................................................................................... 127 Deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest: causes and solutions Bastiaan P. Reydon .............................................................................................. 138 The transition to a green economy in Brazilian law: perspective and challenges Carlos Teodoro Irigaray ........................................................................................ 151 Market mechanisms for a green economy Peter H. May ........................................................................................................ 165 Nº 8 • June 2011 Valuation and pricing of environmental resources for a green economy Ronaldo Seroa da Motta ...................................................................................... 174 The role of financial institutions in the transition to a green economy Mário Sérgio Vasconcelos .................................................................................... 186 Measurement in policies for transition to a green economy Ronaldo Seroa da Motta and Carolina Dubeux .................................................... 192
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