Crédito de produtor rural e bioativos podem ser a solução para recuperar as fitofisionomias do cerrado, em Águas Lindas de Goiás - GO

Abstract

Brazil went from being a grain importer in the 1970s to becoming one of the world's largest grain producers in the last decade. Large areas of native grasslands have been transformed into arable and productive land. Given the increased global engagement on climate and environmental issues, Brazil has the opportunity to consolidate its position as a leading figure in the global green agenda. The study on the Green Rural Product Certificate (CPR), established by the law that regulates the carbon market in Brazil and with foreign countries, aims to foster private sector interest in new environmental preservation mechanisms, fostering native forest preservation activities and generating income for rural producers. This allows for sustainable integration between energy and food production with carbon sequestration and the storage of pollutant gases, aiming to maintain carbon stocks and their commercialization. The objective is to restore the Cerrado's vegetation types for its ecosystem and promote sustainability, highlighting its vitality for supplying aquifer recharge areas and the sustainable management of water resources. For this study, a literature review was conducted to gather data on Green CPR and its applications in specific biomes, as well as to analyze environmental restoration projects in the Cerrado that employ Green CPR. This project seeks to understand how the combination of Green CPR with the carbon market and its viable solutions for the recovery of Cerrado vegetation types contributes to a more balanced future.