In its 34th edition, Radar Socioambiental is dedicated to a retrospective of the year 2019, addressing international conferences and Brazil in socio environmental terms. The Radar begins by analyzing the...
In its 33rd edition, Radar Socioambiental analyzes the 25th Conference of the Parties (COP 25) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), held between December 2 and...
Climate change is already a reality and affects the lives of millions around the world, especially the inhabitants of island countries. The signing of the Paris Agreement in 2015 brought...
Continuing with the series of studies published by the Observatory of Subnational Actors of the Socio-Environmental Platform, this research focuses its efforts on an analysis of the legislation, environmental legal...
This Fact Sheet conducts a comparative analysis of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) presented by Brazil to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in the years 2015...
This study is part of the series "Observatory of Subnational Actors" of the Socio-Environmental Platform, a research program of the Brics Policy Center which is supported by the Climate and...
As a result of the consequences of the Covid-19 Pandemic, countries around the world are facing numerous health, economic and social challenges; the risk of prolonged recession, unemployment, hunger, increased...
Continuing with the series of studies published by the Observatory of Subnational Actors of the Socio-Environmental Platform, the present research focuses its efforts on an analysis of environmental legislation and...
Continuing the series of Fact Sheets published by the Observatory of Subnational Actors of the Socio-Environmental Platform, this study turns to the analysis of the legislative matters and environmental actions...
This Fact Sheet brings together the main Chinese environmental guidelines for investments abroad. In recent years under the "Going Out" strategy, China's foreign direct investment (FDI) activities have increased at...