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The Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF), which was created to fund long-term conservation of tropical forests, recently received a $500-million pledge, over 10 years, from the Netherlands, a…

At a United Nations event in New York this Tuesday (September 23), President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced that Brazil will invest US$1 billion in the sovereign tranche of the fund.

Aporte holandês no TFFF depende de meta global e será formalizado na COP31, na Turquia

As the UN biodiversity summit meets in Yerevan, the Tropical Forest Forever Facility is racing to secure enough sponsor capital, and a convincing enough investment case, to win over private bond investors

The Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF), which was created to fund long-term conservation of tropical forests, recently received a $500-million pledge, over 10 years, from the Netherlands, a significant boost for forest conservation. The Netherlands announced the pledge in an Oct 26 press release and estimated that the TFFF has the potential to protect 800 to 900 million hectares (2.0 to 2.2 billion acres) of tropical forest, an area roughly 200 times the size of the Netherlands. The long-term goal is to create a $125 billion endowment fund for the TFFF. Current pledges add up to roughly $7.8 billion. The TFFF was launched by Brazil at the 30th U.N. Climate Change Conference in November 2025. It’s a partnership between tropical countries that need funding to protect their forests, investors and donor countries that want to address climate change and biodiversity loss through mitigating deforestation. The collaboration includes the private sector, Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities, the World Bank, scientists, economists, finance experts, and civil society partners. The TFFF is modeled like a sovereign wealth fund in which governments and private investors contribute to an investment fund and those investment gains, or profits, are then distributed to tropical countries to keep...

O governo dos Países Baixos (Holanda) anunciou nesta segunda-feira (26) que pretende investir US$500 milhões no Fundo Florestas Tropicais para Sempre (TFFF, na sigla em inglês). O mecanismo internacional de financiamento foi idealizado pelo Brasil e lançado durante a 30ª Conferência das Nações Unidas sobre Mudanças Climáticas (COP30), realizada em Belém, em 2025. O aporte não será feito todo de uma vez, mas dividido ao longo de um período de 10 anos.

Investimento no TFFF foi anunciado um dia após a reeleição de Lula e eleva a US$ 7,8 bilhões as contribuições públicas prometidas ao mecanismo

O governo dos Países Baixos (Holanda) anunciou nesta segunda-feira (26) que pretende investir US$500 milhões no Fundo Florestas Tropicais para Sempre (TFFF, na sigla em inglês). O mecanismo…