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New Brazil is guided by three main objectives and is divided into six thematic pillars. Its public policies are implemented through six economic instruments characteristic of the Ministry of Finance. Learn more below:

Expand and modernize national production in activities with higher added value, technological complexity and neo-industrialization. Increase economic productivity, creating better-paid jobs. Ensure public and private investments in research and development of new cutting-edge technologies.

Distribute the gains from transformation more equitably among the population, reducing regional and income inequalities. Decrease the impacts of climate change on people’s lives, especially the poorest and most vulnerable.

Generate wealth for the country while simultaneously reducing the environmental impact of economic activities. Reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the environmental footprint of economic development. Use natural resources sustainably and protect ecosystems.

Channels public resources into sustainable activities and attracts private investments, both domestic and international, for sectors linked to ecological transformation.

Fosters increased economic productivity through technological innovations and professional training. Promotes more complex products and processes with higher added value, strengthens production chains, and generates qualified, well-paying jobs.

Encourages agricultural production and bioeconomy activities that generate income and foster technological and industrial development, enabling local populations to thrive socially in harmony with Brazil’s ecosystems.

Supports cutting-edge national technologies in renewable energy sources and strengthens their production chains. Promotes clean energy use in production sectors for green products. Stimulates decarbonization in land, sea, and air transportation, working toward emission neutrality.

Drives the transition to a circular and sustainable production and consumption model, surpassing the linear economy model that heavily consumes natural resources, generates waste, and degrades the environment.

Enables mechanisms for public and private financing of new green infrastructure projects with a lower environmental footprint. Promotes resilient cities adapted to climate change impacts, such as floods, heatwaves, droughts, and landslides.

Investments and bonds issuances to finance sustainable projects.

Government programs and actions for implementing public policies.

Tax incentives to encourage enterprises that support the environment and the transition to a green economy.

Special credit lines to support sustainable and low-carbon projects.

Adjustments to standards and norms to ensure companies and sectors adopt sustainable practices.

Tracks and evaluates the fulfillment of environmental and economic goals for implemented policies.