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  By Jake Spring and Lisandra Paraguassu
  
  SAO PAULO, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Brazil plans to propose a
  "huge" fund to pay for the conservation of tropical forests at the United
  Nations COP28 climate change summit that begins later this month
  in Dubai, the country's top climate negotiator said on Thursday.
  
  
  That potential financing mechanism, not previously reported, would be the
  latest in a proliferation of multilateral environmental funds.
  Countries agreed in the past year to establish
  a giant fund dedicated to biodiversity and another to pay for the destruction caused by climate change.
  
  
  
  The funds funnel money from rich countries to poor developing nations that struggle to otherwise pay for their environmental efforts.
  
  
  Brazil is the world's largest rainforest nation and contains some 60% of the Amazon jungle.
  It is seen as vital to curbing climate change and protecting
  unique plant and animal species.
  
  Brazil presented the idea of a tropical forest conservation fund on Thursday at a
  meeting with ministers from seven other Amazon rainforest countries,
  according to Brazil's top climate diplomat Andre Correa do Lago.
  
  
  "It's a conceptual proposal with a view to create a fund to help conserve tropical forests around the world...in 80 countries," Correa do Lago
  said.
  
  He said that the proposal is not finalized and Brazil is seeking support
  and suggestions from the other rainforest nations.
  
  Asked if the fund would rival $100 billion in annual funding previously promised by rich nations in climate financing, Correa do Lago declined to give the proposed size of the fund but said it would be
  "huge."
  
  The fund would not value forest conservation in terms of carbon,
  like many existing schemes, since protecting forests would primarily prevent further greenhouse gas
  emissions rather than absorbing additional carbon dioxide
  already in the atmosphere, Correa do Lago said.
  
  
  
  He said the value would likely instead be linked to the
  area of forest measured in hectares, or units of 0.01 square kilometers (0.0039 square
  mile).
  
  The international proposal to conserve forests
  will be partnered with a domestic program to reforest
  destroyed areas.
  
  Brazil also will launch plans at COP28 for an "Arc of Restoration" to counter the so-called arc of deforestation that is
  advancing ever deeper into the Amazon.
  
  National development bank BNDES will run the project, he said.
  
  
  
  BRAZIL IS BACK
  
  Shortly after winning election, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at last year's U.N.
  climate summit COP27, announced "Brazil is back" as an international environmental leader.
  
  
  This year, he will present how Brazil is advancing on all environmental
  fronts, Correa do Lago said, including reducing Amazon deforestation in the 12 months through July to the lowest level since
  2018.
  
  The eight Amazon countries are also discussing a proposal on whether to issue a joint commitment to end deforestation by 2030, a target
  already endorsed by Brazil and some others.
  
  Correa do Lago said that the proposal was advancing but declined to say if the deal could be announced at COP28.
  
  
  He said Lula will push hard for the world to redouble efforts to limit climate change to a 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 Fahrenheit) temperature rise, despite many analysts saying this target may be out of reach.
  Global temperatures have already risen about 1.2 degrees Celsius on average.
  
  
  Correa do Lago declined to say whether Brazil would support a COP28 decision to "phase out" fossil
  fuels entirely. At past COP summits, China and
  India have blocked that language with the nearly 200 countries in attendance instead only calling
  for a "phase down" of fossil fuels.
  
  (Reporting by Jake Spring; Additional reporting by Lisandra Paraguassu; editing by Diane Craft)
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