Nature-Based Solutions

In Brazil, natural ecosystems play a crucial role in addressing global crises such as climate change, environmental degradation, and social inequality. Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) represent an approach that leverages biological processes and restored ecosystems to build climate resilience, regenerate landscapes, and drive socioeconomic development.

Vox Capital believes that the sustainable future of Brazil—and the world—is deeply rooted in the ability to integrate conservation with productivity. Our strategy focuses on unlocking the capital required for projects that regenerate ecosystems, promote low-carbon agricultural practices, and create economic opportunities for social development.

Through solutions such as regenerative agricultural practices, sustainable intensification of livestock, agroforestry systems, restoration, and sustainable management of forest products, we aim to generate tangible benefits.

Our Strategy:

Leading the Agricultural Transition

Vox Capital is committed to mobilizing capital for projects that enhance environmental regeneration and climate resilience. Through our funds, we are facilitating:

• Agricultural transition: Encouraging low-carbon production practices such as sustainable livestock intensification and agricultural productivity improvements.
• Forest protection and restoration: Conserving native forests and promoting the sustainable use of non-timber forest products. Incentives for Agroforestry and
• Sustainable Management: Integrating agricultural production, income generation, and conservation to protect biodiversity and sequester carbon.

Why Invest in NBS Now?

• Climate urgency: Nature-based solutions can provide up to 37% of the mitigation needed to limit global warming to 1.5°C, according to the UN report (IPBES, 2019) and analyses by the World Resources Institute (WRI).
• Food security: By 2050, the global population is expected to reach about 10 billion, requiring an increase in food production by up to 60% (FAO, 2021). Sustainable agricultural practices can meet this demand without further deforestation. Environmental conservation: Brazil hosts over 20% of global biodiversity, with key biomes like the Amazon, Cerrado, and
• Atlantic Forest. Land use change and deforestation account for 46% of Brazil’s carbon emissions, according to SEEG (Greenhouse Gas Emission Estimates System). Conserving and restoring these ecosystems is crucial for reducing emissions and protecting ecosystem services.
• Economic development: The agriculture and forestry sector accounts for more than 25% of Brazil’s GDP (IBGE, 2022), and it significantly contributes to exports and employment. Promoting sustainability in these sectors is an opportunity to strengthen the economy, reduce inequalities, and position Brazil as a global leader in climate and regenerative solutions.