The document discusses the Brazilian deforestation control policy (PPCDAM) and its strategic objectives to combat deforestation and promote sustainable land use. It highlights current deforestation dynamics, including illegal practices and governance challenges, while outlining priorities such as sustainable production, environmental monitoring, territorial management, and the development of economic instruments. The document emphasizes the need for collaboration among various governmental and societal stakeholders to effectively implement these strategies.

1. Science-Policy Dialogue on Diagnostic Framework
Brazilian Deforestation Control Policy (PPCDAm)
Department for Deforestation and Fire Control Policies
Extraordinary Secretariat for Deforestation Control and Territorial
Planning
SECD/MMA
Brasília – DF, 04/05/2023

2. 1.PPCDAm review
2.Deforestation’s current dynamics
3.Strategic objectives and expected results
Contents:

3. Base Legal: Governança
Interministerial
Comission
Executive
Subcomission
MMA
Casa
Civil
MCTI MAPA MD
MJSP MDAF MDIC MIDR
GSIPR MPO MF MPI
Convidados
MT, MME, MGISP, outros órgãos governamentais
Federais e Estaduais, Academia, Sociedade Civil,
Setor Privado
Civil
House
Composição

4. Estrutura Lógica PPCDAm 2023
Deforestation
causes
Objectives per
axis
Expected Results
Actions
Indicators and
goals
Results
Process
Inputs
Monitoring (indicators)
Problem
Diagnosis

5. Deforestation’s Current Dynamics

7. a) Interiorização do desmatamento, com invasão de terras públicas

8. b) Reconcentration of Deforestation in large areas

9. c) Reduction of governance capacity in protected lands and
settlements

10. d) Persistence of Illegal Deforestation in Production Chains
• In 2022, 54% of Amazon deforestation occurred inside rural
lands registered in CAR => 82% e 98% of vegetation
suppression occur on illegal basis;
• Around 20% of soy produced in Amazon contains evidence of
illegal deforestation;
• Around 12% of cattle sold directly to Mato Grosso and Para
slaughterhouses comes from properties with evidence of
illegal deforestation;
• Only 15% of rural lands in the Amazon Biome promoted
deforestation after 2008;
• 2% of rural lands responds for 62% of deforestation.

11. e) Increase of Forest Degradation (Main driver: Fire)

12. Axis and Strategic Objectives

13. Strategic Objectives
Axis I. Sustainable
Production Activities
Goal 1. To encourage sustainable productive activities
Goal 2. To encourage forest management and recovery of deforested areas
Goal 3. To strengthen articulation with Legal Amazon States towards sustainable productive activities
Axis II. Monitoring
and Evironmental
Control
Goal 4. To ensure accountability for environmental crimes and administrative infractions linked to
deforestation and forest degradation
Goal 5. Improve the capacity to monitor deforestation, fires, degradation and supply chains
Goal 6. To prevent and combating the occurrence of forest fires
Goal 7. To strengthen the articulation with the states of the Legal Amazon in environmental inspection
actions

14. Strategic Objectives
Axis I. Sustainable
Production Activities
Goal 1. To encourage sustainable productive activities
Axis III. Land and
Territorial Ordering
Goal 8. To ensure the protection of non-designated public lands
Goal 9. To expand and strengthen the management of protected areas
Goal 10. To advance in environmental regularization with the improvement of the National Rural
Environmental Registry System
Goal 11. To align the planning of large enterprises and infrastructure projects with national deforestation
reduction targets
Axis IV. Economic
and Normative
Instruments
Goal 12. To create, improve and implement normative and economic instruments to control deforestation

15. Thank You!
Secretaria Extraordinária do Controle do Desmatamento e Ordenamento Ambiental Territorial - SECD/MMA
Diretoria de Políticas de Controle do Desmatamento e Queimadas – DPCD