The NGO has today (14 November) published new data tracking financial flows relating to forests and ecosystems in Brazil. It estimates that $9.4bn is needed annually to meet Brazil’s forest policy goals in the fields of conservation, Indigenous rights, restoration, sustainable management and enforcement against forest crimes. Average financial flows between 2020 and 2024 covered just 3% of this amount. Moreover, they were dwarfed by investments in activities which are linked to forest harm.