Political Barriers to Green Investment in Brazil and Their Effects on Latin America’s Green Economy
ブラジルにおけるグリーン投資の政治的障壁とラテンアメリカのグリーン経済への影響 (AI 翻訳)
Lucca Arantes
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本論文は、ブラジルにおけるグリーン投資（ESG、再生可能エネルギー等への資本配分）の政治的障壁を、混合研究法（半構造化インタビュー、定量・二次データ分析）により調査。規制の不安定性、政策の一貫性の欠如、官僚的複雑性、政治的不透明性などが投資を制約する要因として特定され、国内外の投資家の認識の差異も明らかにされた。ブラジルの障壁がラテンアメリカ全体の持続可能な金融市場発展に波及効果をもたらすと結論づけ、規制の一貫性強化と透明性向上を提言。
English
This paper investigates political barriers to green investment in Brazil using mixed methods (semi-structured interviews and quantitative analysis). It identifies regulatory instability, inconsistent policy, bureaucratic complexity, and political influence as key obstacles. Findings show divergent perceptions between domestic and foreign investors, and demonstrate how national barriers spill over to hinder regional sustainable finance markets in Latin America.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本企業がブラジルをはじめとするラテンアメリカ市場でグリーン投資を行う際の政治的リスク評価に示唆を与える。特に、ブラジルの政治的影響や規制の不安定性が、ESG投資や再生可能エネルギープロジェクトの採算性にどう影響するか理解する上で有用。SSBJやTCFD対応の観点からも、新興国市場の制度リスクの把握が重要。
In the global GX context
This research provides critical insights for global investors and policymakers on the political and institutional barriers to green investment in emerging economies. It highlights the importance of regulatory consistency and transparency for scaling sustainable finance, which is directly relevant to ISSB, TCFD, and transition finance frameworks. The spillover effects from Brazil to Latin America underscore regional systemic risks.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a comprehensive framework for analyzing political barriers to green investment in emerging markets, useful for comparative studies on sustainable finance governance.
🏢実務担当者:Helps corporate sustainability teams assess political risk when planning green investments in Brazil or Latin America, and supports scenario analysis for capital allocation decisions.
🏛政策担当者:Offers evidence-based recommendations for improving regulatory stability and institutional credibility to attract and scale green capital flows.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Green investment, defined as the allocation of capital toward ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives, companies, and renewable energy projects, plays a central role in advancing sustainable development and accelerating the transition to low-carbon economies. Despite Brazil’s position as a regional leader in environmental policy and renewable energy capacity, political and institutional constraints continue to limit the scale and effectiveness of such investments. This study investigates the political barriers to green investment in Brazil and examines their broader implications for Latin America’s green economy. <div> Using a mixed-methods approach that combines semi-structured interviews with investors, environmental activists, and ESG professionals alongside quantitative and secondary data analysis, the research identifies key structural and political obstacles. These include regulatory instability, inconsistent policy implementation, limited financial incentives, bureaucratic complexity, and political influence over environmental governance. The findings also highlight the role of entrenched economic interests, particularly in agribusiness and extractive sectors, in shaping policy priorities that disadvantage sustainable investment. </div> <div> The study further reveals a divergence between domestic and foreign investor perceptions, particularly regarding political risk and institutional reliability. While domestic actors emphasize regulatory inefficiencies and limited support mechanisms, foreign investors are more sensitive to political volatility and governance concerns. These dynamics reduce investor confidence and constrain capital flows into green sectors. </div> <div> By situating Brazil within the broader Latin American context, this research demonstrates how national political barriers can generate regional spillover effects, slowing the development of sustainable finance markets. The study concludes that strengthening regulatory consistency, enhancing transparency, and aligning economic incentives with environmental goals are critical steps toward unlocking Brazil’s potential as a driver of green growth in Latin America. </div>
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