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Leveraging off the work on deforestation in Brazil, I designed new ways of structuring climate finance to avoid carbon released from deforestation. My research focuses on Jurisdictional REDD+, deploying economically determined counterfactuals, and sustainability-linked bonds and loans with modeled KPIs.
My work was featured in Bloomberg for financing concepts designed for Brazil and Kenya, and it has informed the first sustainability-linked financing frameworks, issued by Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and forthcoming in Kenya. Similar work is now being replicated for countries of the Congo basin. Check out the World Bank's Sovereign ESG Data Portal with a range of indicators to support such sustainability-linked financing.
Could Sustainability-Linked Bonds Incentivize Lower Deforestation in Brazil’s Legal Amazon?
Could Sustainability-Linked Bonds Incentivize Lower Deforestation in Brazil’s Legal Amazon?
Innovative Financial Instruments and Their Role in the Development of Jurisdictional REDD+
Innovative Financial Instruments and Their Role in the Development of Jurisdictional REDD+
Leveraging Intergovernmental Fiscal Transfers to Reduce GHG Emissions in Brazil
Leveraging Intergovernmental Fiscal Transfers to Reduce GHG Emissions in Brazil
How Much Should We Pay to Preserve the Amazon?
How Much Should We Pay to Preserve the Amazon?
What Economic Models Can Tell Us About Slowing Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon
What Economic Models Can Tell Us About Slowing Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon
Brazil Country Climate and Development Report
Brazil Country Climate and Development Report
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