Títulos verdes e o incentivo à implantação de tecnologias alternativas no setor do agronegócio brasileiro

Abstract

Agricultural activity in Brazil dates back to colonial times and highlights a multitude of product cycles that over time were arranged in expanded regions with the advancement of agricultural frontiers, as well as in areas of environmental preservation, in order to meet production demands. As a global protagonist, having reached the position of largest exporter in terms of grain value in 2020, Brazil still finds agribusiness an active participant in the Brazilian trade balance. However, it is necessary to consider the sector's liabilities, the advancement of deforestation and other causes that emphasize the sector's involvement in Greenhouse Gas emissions. Therefore, the present work aims to discuss Green Bonds as positive tools with well defined taxonomies, aiming to mitigate environmental liabilities in the national Agribusiness sector. The implementation of alternative technologies for soil management, the expansion of energy efficiency and the use of biofuels contribute significantly to reducing the carbon footprint and promoting environmental sustainability in the agricultural sector. Green Bonds offer a specific source of financing for these initiatives, as they encourage rural producers to adopt effectively green practices