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August 2014
Getting Greener by Going Black: The Priority Municipalities in Brazil
This research paper evaluates the effectiveness of the Brazilian government's 'Priority Municipalities' (MPs) policy, implemented in 2008 to combat illegal deforestation in the Amazon. The authors find that blacklisting municipalities significantly reduced deforestation, primarily through intensified monitoring and law enforcement rather than economic sanctions. Crucially, the study concludes that this reduction in deforestation did not negatively impact agricultural production or credit concessions in the affected areas.
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Themes: deforestation land use amazon environmental law enforcement agricultural production
Climate Policy Initiative
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Amazon rainforest Brazil

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