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Find the state profile in the GCF Knowledge Database website.
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Access the territorial performance platform with detailed information on the progress of this state towards a low emissions rural development economy.
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This report assesses progress on core elements of jurisdictional sustainability with an in-depth analysis of deforestation and emissions and examines the potential implications of low-emission rural development (LED-R).
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The plot illustrates the yearly deforestation measured over the last decade in the state. Turn on the line series to visualize the accumulated deforestation in the state.
Hansen data provides an alternative measurement of vegetation loss which is done at a global scale using LandSat data and automatic algorithms (Hansen, UMD). We further processed Hansen data to include only tree cover loss in areas defined as forest.
The plot illustrates deforestation percentage rates in the state over the last decade. To compute this indicator the yearly deforestation observed in the state is divided (normalized) by the remaining forest.
A national forest reference emission level and/or forest reference level is one of the elements formulated by developing country Parties implementing REDD+ activities and serve also as benchmarks for assessing each country’s performance in implementing REDD+ activities.
Aboveground biomass
Forest degradation
Peat decomposition
Belowground biomass
Litter
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The plot shows the avoided deforestation area (hectares). This is calculated as the forest area that would have been cleared if deforestation trends of a reference period (baseline) had continued.
The plot shows the estimated emissions of CO2 (million tons) associated with clearing of forest in the state.
The plot shows the avoided CO2 emissions (million tons) according to the forest carbon pools included in the FREL. This is calculated as the emissions that would have been released if deforestation trends of a reference period (FREL baseline) had continued.
The plot shows the estimated area of landcover categories in the territory. Click on the classes for more details
Main crop in agricultural production of the state
Second crop in agricultural production
Third crop in agricultural production
Fourth crop in agricultural production
The plot shows the yearly production (tons) of major permanent and temporary crops in the state.
The plot illustrates the yearly planted area (hectares) of major permanent and temporary crops in the state.
The plot reports the yearly production (tons) of forest extractivist activities in the state. This includes the collection of Brazilian nuts, acai and rubber (latex).
The data reports the total population and the proportion of urban and rural people living in the state
The figure illustrates the Human Development Index of the state and the components of well being defined by it, namely: life expectancy, years of average education and GDP per capita.
The plot illustrates the Mortality rate
The plot illustrates the gini coefficient, it measures income inequality. Values close to 0 indicate greater equality of income while values close to 1 greater inequality
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Ecological and economic zonning
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Cattle
Pigs
Poultry (chicken and other birds)
Aquaculture
The plot illustrates the yearly planted area (hectares) of major permanent and temporary crops in the state.
The plot shows the yearly production (tons) of major permanent and temporary crops in the state.
The plot illustrates the yearly deforestation measured over the last decade in the state. Turn on the line series to visualize the accumulated deforestation in the state.
The plot shows the estimated emissions of CO2 (million tons) associated with clearing of forest in the state.
The plot shows the estimated area of landcover categories in the territory. Click on the classes for more details
The data reports the total population and the proportion of urban and rural people living in the state
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Access the spatial platform of the GCFimpact to facilitate the monitoring of jurisdictions that are on their path to agricultural rural development.
This map allows you to evaluate indicators on forest, agricultural production, and social indicators in each of the provinces and districts of the country over the last years.
Use the available layers or define specific search criteria to identify places performing according to your definition. Click on a district or municipality to see the production and forestry indicators on the right panel.
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The industrial complex of the company Peixes da Amazônia is an anonymous society where the Acre Business Agency has 36,89% of the shares...
The pig farming complex is a corporation where the Acre Business Agency has 37% of the shares and 63% belong to other shareholders...
The Juruá Peixes S.A is a corporation where the Acre Business Agency has 31% of the shares, the Cooperpeixe Juruá has 63% of the shares and 10 private...
The Acreaves business model, public – private - community partnership, works by chained way. The poultry producer enters with the rural property...
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Starting a business index measures the time and cost required to formally operate a limited liability company in the jurisdiction. It includes:
The company is assumed to be a limited liability company, 100% domestically owned by five people and performs general industrial or commercial activities.
The panel presents the ranking of the jurisdiction within the country and allows the comparison of the indicators with the average performance of GCF jurisdictions and OECD countries.
Dealing with construction permits records the time and cost required to build a warehouse. This includes:
The warehouse is assumed to be used for general storage activities, such as storage of books, will have two stories and measure 1,300 square meters.
The panel presents the ranking of the jurisdiction within the country and allows the comparison of the indicators with the average performance of GCF jurisdictions and OECD countries.
Registering property records the ease with which businesses can purchase and transfer a property from another business. This includes:
It is assumed that the property has a value of 50 times income per capita, is fully owned by the owner, has no mortgages and is duly registered.
The panel presents the ranking of the jurisdiction within the country and allows the comparison of the indicators with the average performance of GCF jurisdictions and OECD countries.
Records the taxes and mandatory contributions that a medium-size company must pay or withhold in a given year, as well as the administrative burden of paying taxes and contributions. This includes:
It is assumed that the entity paying tax is a local limited liability, taxable company, which performs industrial or commercial activities.
The panel presents the ranking of the jurisdiction within the country and allows the comparison of the indicators with the average performance of GCF jurisdictions and OECD countries.
This panel records the time and cost associated with the logistical process of exporting and importing goods (excluding tariffs). This consideres time and cost for documentary compliance, border compliance and domestic transport.
It is assumed that a shipment is located in a warehouse in the largest business city of the exporting economy and travels to a warehouse in the largest business city of the importing economy. It is assumed that each economy imports a standardized shipment of 15 metric tons of containerized auto parts and the value of the shipment is assumed to be $50,000.
Doing business does not measure this indicator at the subnational level, therefore the data shown here represents the value of the international trade originating from the largest business city of the economy.
The matrix shows the score of investment opportunities considering forest protection in the GCF states. The score ranges from 0 to 100 where higher values indicate better performance in forest protection over the last years. The score is calculated based on the annual deforestation measured in the state as an index that combines:
Official deforestation figures are used wherever possible. To see the sources of deforestation for each state please see the environmental section of the profile.
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