Book: Climate change in Brazil: economic, social and regulatory aspects
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Região Metropolitana de São Paulo
Região Metropolitana de São Paulo
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Mudança do clima no Brasil: aspectos econômicos, sociais e regulatórios
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Discute alguns dos aspectos regulatórios nacionais e internacionais da mudança climática. Os textos variam entre avaliações econômicas, institucionais, setoriais e sociais.
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This book gives continuity to the commitment of the Institute of Applied Economic Research (Ipea) in developing studies and research in the area of climate change, which already rests on a long tradition of reflecting on topics such as: costs and benefits of mitigation and adaptation actions, environmental planning in urban and social environments, international politics, development of instruments for technological advancement and regulation of market instruments, as well as in contributing to the Brazilian delegation on the Climate Convention negotiations. This book is a joint effort of the Department of Sectorial Policies and Studies in Innovation, Regulation and Infrastructure (Diset) and the Department of Regional, Urban and Environmental Policies and Studies (Dirur). Above all, this publication testifies to the importance of the climate change topic in for the process of formulating public policies and actions. The principal objective is to offer readers a Brazilian publication about policies that address global warming, through analytical texts produced by 40 specialists, many of which participated as Brazilian negotiators at the Conferences of the Parties of the Climate Convention and are members of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). They represent 18 Brazilian institutions among which universities, research centers and ministries of the federal government. The intention of this book is not to exhaust all topics nor to present academic texts. But rather to offer chapters with analytical rigor that discuss some aspects of the Brazilian and international regulatory frameworks from various perspectives. Thus, this book reaffirms the role of Ipea in the debate on climate change and related public policies, in the national and international arenas. This is yet another demonstration that Ipea is even more devoted to the Brazilian government’s efforts of formulating public policies through its ability to coordinate research efforts and its disciplinary and institutional diversity.