The study examines the interaction of climate financing, innovation, and energy transition policies in achieving environmental and climate goals from a “trilemma” perspective, using the Brazilian example. The study emphasizes the need to strengthen financial mechanisms, support innovative technologies, and evaluate low-carbon transition processes within a holistic policy framework in line with sustainable development goals.
This publication, a tangible outcome of international academic collaboration, offers important insights to policymakers and researchers in the fight against climate change, while also contributing to the scientific productivity and global visibility of our university.
