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international experiences exclusively linked   of the financing of ports with sustainable   Figura 2 – Possibilidades de Financiamento para a Economia Azul
 to the financing of ocean activities.  design, in which high-hazardous cargo   .  Financing Possibilities for the Blue Economy
 The first is the World Bank’s Pro Blue   and oil terminals receive risk manage-
 program, started in 2018, which aims,   ment with an  investment greater than
 in its main objective, to sustainably de-  the expenditure on equipment itself, im-
 velop the maritime economy, especially   plementing a policy of accountability and   Sector Funds    Fintechs
 in  emerging  economies.  Selection  takes   management parallel to the introduction
 place through projects and World Bank   of equipment (TIRUMALA; TIWARI, 2020).   
 funds  are  accompanied  by  specialized   A third initiative is located in Seychelles,
 technical advice to ensure the success of   in the Indian Ocean, off the coast of Africa,
 the venture (SATIZÁBAL; DRESSLER; FA-  where the local government, in partnership
 BINYI et al., 2020; McFARLAND, 2021). In   with the World Bank, launched the so-
 many ways, it finds a parallel in other lines   called Blue Bonds, or Blue Bonds, guaran-  Venture Capital,     Venture Capital,
 of the institution, such as funds aimed at   teed by the multilateral body but managed   with diversified risk  with accentuated risk
 basic sanitation or education.  by the local government (KEMPER, 2019;    
 The World Bank program, on a perma-  MATHEW; ROBERTSON, 2021). The acqui-
 nent basis, is also the first to be designed   sition of these bonds is the guarantee that
 by  a  multilateral  institution  (NAGIBA;   they are invested in the ocean sector, which
 HSING;  HUANG;  TANAKA,  2021;  Mc-  is central to the development of the nation.
 FARLAND, 2021) and its recent applica-  But as it is a small nation, which collects few   Private investment   Referenced Sector
 tion demonstrates that the initiative can   taxes and whose bonds are poorly recom-  bank portfolios    Indices
 be replicated by other banks and invest-  mended in the international market, the
 ment companies located in Brazil, such as   World Bank guarantees the issuance of this    
 BNDES, BRDE, BNB and BASA.  debt, with long-term redemption (KEMPER,
 Following the same tradition of multi-  2019; McFARLAND, 2021).
 lateral institutions collaborating to finance   This formula, in which the bond guar-
 ocean  activities,  the  Asian  Development   antee, redemption term and fund adminis-
 Bank in 2019 launched credit lines aimed   tration are shared, indicates a possibility for   Issuance of   Public investment
 at Asia and the Pacific Ocean (NAGIBA; HS-  subnational governments around the world,   government bonds     bank portfolios
 ING; HUANG; TANAKA, 2021). As a region   but especially for Brazilian states and munic-  with own or third-
 with a strong oceanic impact, in transport,   ipalities. Insofar as many of them are signifi-  party guarantees   
 defense, fishing and population location,   cant economies, but with reduced credibility
 and as a growth axis of the world econo-  due to their subnational  characteristics, or
 my, the main concern of the program is to   without the power to issue money, the for-
 guarantee sustainable exploration and co-  mula can be applied in local projects. It is nec-  Source: author’s elaboration
 ordination between different nations, giv-  essary to consider the perspective that many
 en that the effects on region of an action   Brazilian coastal municipalities and states
 can  be  felt  in  various  communities  and   have economies superior to that of Sey-
 nations (MATHEW; ROBERTSON, 2021).   chelles, determining an opportunity, within
 It is important to note the participation     the limits of institutional indebtedness.



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