REDD+ as reducing agent of social inequality in the Brazilian Amazonia: predictors for a municipality in the central portion of the biome

Abstract

The study wants understand the extent REDD+ project (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) implemented in the Brazilian Amazonia, started in 2013, can to reduce carbon emissions and provide social inclusion populations impacted. Carbontrack software was used to estimate the amount of carbon from data previously categorized in SIMAMAZONIA. Human dimensions were stipulated for ethnography, social context and application of subjective scale well-being. In the simulation of deforestation, potential changes are present in the central area, by the presence of farms and urban areas. In the scope of human dimensions, there has been an unbalance in the analysis of the processes of reducing social inequality.