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technology is needed.  There are  challeng-  potential value of exploring the sea? And   variations, the economic values (shad-  ue is captured from the perception of users
 es such as water pressure, volatile weather   this matter is relevant to guarantee an eco-  ow prices) of the environmental resources   and potential beneficiaries: hedonic pric-
 conditions, abyssal depths, and the complex   nomic feasibility study corresponding to   whose availability variation is being analyzed   es, when a market is simulated seeking to
 interaction  of  water  chemical  conditions,   the exploration of the oceans. Without the   are indirectly estimated. The benefit (or cost)   obtain the value of each of the properties
 which generate particular currents, ecosys-  value perspective, it becomes difficult to de-  of varying the availability of the environ-  identified in the natural resource; travel
 tems and resources. In the limit, the same   sign any project. However, at this point, the   mental resource is given by the product of   costs, in which the value is associated with
 technologies  of  software,  materials,  com-  theory of valuation of natural resources can   the varying quantity of the resource times its   displacements based on interest in the nat-
 munications, production of images, elec-  collaborate in helping projects by determin-  estimated economic value. For example, the   ural resource; others such as the marginal
 tronics, etc., that are produced in the space   ing the value of installments and potential   loss of soil nutrients caused by deforestation   productivity method, the substitute goods
 race, are also produced in the exploration   remunerations arising (LIMA, 2018).  can affect agricultural productivity, or the   market method, the avoided cost method,
 of the oceans. Brazil can already experience   First, we must realize that the economic   reduction of the level of sedimentation in a   the control cost method, the replacement
 and notice a significant result of this poten-  value of environmental resources is derived   basin, due to a revegetation project, can in-  cost  method and the opportunity cost
 tial with the discovery and feasibility of the   from all their attributes and, second, that   crease the useful life of a hydroelectric plant   method (LIMA, 2018; MOTTA, 1998).
 exploration of oil found in the pre-salt layer,   these attributes may or may not be associ-  and its productivity (MOTTA, 1998).  In the economic valuation of environ-
 at a depth of five thousand meters.  ated with a use. Thus, we want to empha-  Although capable of measuring existence   mental goods and services, the choice of
 Oceanic exploration has more encour-  size that valuation techniques are predomi-  value, the application of MVC is not trivial   method to be used in each study will de-
 aging potential economic results than plan-  nantly focused on the value of stocks, rather   and can generate highly biased results if cer-  pend on a thorough analysis of what is in-
 etary exploration, brings equal technologi-  than the value of flows. With the value of   tain procedures are not correctly followed.   tended to be evaluated, as all existing meth-
 cal challenges, and there are not so many   the stocks in hand, only then is it possible to   Valuation can be used both to assess the con-  ods in the literature have advantages and
 actors involved at this moment in history.   build the flows that the project will present in   tribution that ecosystems make to well-being   shortcomings (LIMA, 2018).
 For a century that sees an emphasis on en-  the exploitation of a natural resource (LIMA,   and to measure the incentives considered by   In terms of contribution to sustainable
 vironmental sustainability and technology,   2018; SANT’ANNA, 2010).  decision makers to manage ecosystems and   oceanic development, the Contingent Val-
 the ocean appears to be an obvious field of   It is common in the literature to disag-  the consequences of alternative measures to   uation method may be the most used due
 economic and social development.  gregate the economic value of the environ-  existing ones (MOTTA, 1998).  to its flexibility, efficiency, and ability to es-
 International experiences and project   mental resource (VER) into use value (UV) and   Changes in the quantity and quality of   timate value as a whole. Regional organiza-
 financing around the world are growing   non-use value (NUV). The use value, in turn,   environmental services, for example, can   tions characterized by sustainable environ-
 in terms of funding instruments and mo-  is subdivided into three other values. Direct   be valued as they generate costs or ben-  mental  management  must  be  concerned
 dalities. This especially applies in the trend   Use Value (DUV), Indirect Use Value (IUV) and   efits for human activities (LIMA, 2018;   with the environmental issue as a prima-
 related to ESG (Environmental, Social and   Option Value (OV) (MOTTA, 1998).  SANT’ANNA, 2010).  ry and strategic factor and, consequently,
 Governance); there is a perception that the   If the environmental resource is an input   There are several existing methods of   meet the requirements of the dimensions
 funds will also increase in value when activ-  or a substitute for a private good or service,   environmental economic valuation, such   of conservation, preservation, and environ-
 ities are directed to this dimension.  these methods use market prices of this   as contingent valuation, in which the val-  mental control (LIMA, 2018).
 This is the first advantage for the future   private good or service to estimate the eco-
 of ocean exploration as a whole: there will   nomic value of the environmental resource   4. Financing to the Blue Economy
 be, to the extent that there is a connection   (MOTTA, 1998). Thus, the environmental   4.1 National experience and   are applied in all lines, including the fi-
 with ESG values, funds available in large   benefits or costs of variations in the availabil-  suggestions  nancing of ocean activities and specific
 and increasing amounts.  ity of these environmental resources to soci-  instruments for the sector. In this section
 However, there would remain an essen-  ety can be estimated. Based on the prices of   The practical modalities for applica-  we will present these alternatives, divided
 tial problem that gradually finds increas-  these private resources, generally assuming   tion to the financing of the Blue Econo-  by this characteristic, (1) general and (2)
 ingly common solutions: how to know the    that they do not change in the face of these   my can be described in instruments that   specific to the sector.



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