In Brazil, 4,367,902 family establishments, or 84.4% of all rural establishments, occupy 24.3% of the total area of rural establishments, or 80.25 million hectares, distributed in grasslands (45%), forests (28%) and crops (22%).

The GCF is a subnational task force established by a memorandum of understanding signed in 2008 that provides the basis for cooperation on several issues related to climate policy, financing, technology exchange and research.

Several models were developed to restore degraded areas, including driving natural regeneration, planting seeds and planting of seedlings.

It refers to developing a mechanism, or a policy, that should contemplate ways to provide positive incentives to developing countries that take one or more of the following actions to mitigate climate change.

This mechanism encourages sustainable development and reduction of emissions by giving industrialized countries flexibility to meet their reduction targets.

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