Just, grassroots-led and inclusive energy transition in Brazil

The report on Brazil highlights the deep challenges and opportunities the country faces in advancing a just, popular, and inclusive energy transition. Although Brazil has a more diversified energy matrix than other Amazonian countries, its reliance on large-scale hydroelectric projects and the expansion of agribusiness continues to generate social, environmental, and climate impacts. This situation underscores the urgent need to rethink the energy model, placing at its core the rights of communities, social equity, and respect for the Amazon.