Climate Budget of the State of Acre
A pioneering tool for organizing and tracking public spending dedicated to environmental protection and tackling climate change.
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What is the Climate Budget?
The Climate Budget is a pioneering tool in the State of Acre, created to organize and track public spending dedicated to environmental protection and tackling climate change, as established by State Law No. 4,679, of November 10, 2025.
More than an accounting instrument, it is an innovative management model that makes it possible to identify, monitor and evaluate every government action that contributes to:
- Reducing the impacts of climate change (mitigation);
- Preparing the State to face those impacts (adaptation);
- Protecting vulnerable populations and territories;
- Valuing the natural and cultural wealth of the Amazon.
With this tool, Acre seeks to measure precisely how much it invests in climate action, evaluate the effectiveness of its projects, attract national and international funding, and strengthen public policies aimed at sustainability.
In other words
It answers the question: “How much does the State of Acre actually invest in climate action?” — distinguishing expenditure dedicated exclusively to climate from that which contributes only partially, across all areas of government.
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Thematic Axes
Applied in a cross-cutting, integrated manner across all areas of government — such as health, education, infrastructure, agriculture, environment, and social assistance — the Climate Budget is organized into seven thematic axes:
Sustainable development and bioeconomy
Incentives for sustainable production chains that value the standing forest and generate income for local communities.
R$ 123.6 M· 12.6% of total
Climate change mitigation
Actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase carbon absorption by the Amazon rainforest.
R$ 373.2 M· 38.1% of total
Climate adaptation
Strategies to prepare cities and rural communities for the impacts of climate change in the Amazon.
R$ 437.0 M· 44.6% of total
Climate justice and social inclusion
Protection of vulnerable populations and territories, ensuring equity in the benefits of climate action.
R$ 23.1 M· 2.4% of total
Environmental governance and transparency
Strengthening public administration through monitoring, enforcement, and public access to environmental information.
R$ 669 k· 0.1% of total
Environmental education and innovation
Promotion of knowledge, research, and clean technologies for a sustainable transition.
R$ 2.9 M· 0.3% of total
Risk management and civil protection
Prevention and response to natural disasters, wildfires, and extreme weather events.
R$ 18.3 M· 1.9% of total
Photo: Talita Oliveira - SECOM/AC
Explore Climate Budget Data
Browse allocations by thematic axis, agency, and Sustainable Development Goal, with filters and data export options.
Access the dataLearn More About the Climate Budget
A comprehensive brief on the tool: legal foundations, climate lens methodology, seven thematic axes, and programs with climate impact across the state.
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