Conservation Units

Rural landowners who do not have sufficient legal reserve can fit through the donation, to the public power, of area located inside Conservation Units pending expropriation.

Through the donation with legal reserve compensation, the owner of the property located in the Conservation Unit is payed by the owner of the property with Legal Reserve deficit to make the donation to the public. With the donation it occurs:

• Land regularization of the conservation unit, and
• The compensation of the legal reserve deficit of the other property.

BVRio Institute, along with BVRio Environmental Stock Exchange, has developed a market to facilitate the use of this mechanism. This market allows the connection between landowners in conservation units pending regularization and holders of rural properties pending environmental regulation regarding the Legal Reserve for the implementation of the compensation mechanism.

Download here the "Private Property in Public Domain Conservation Units" manual.

Through the BVRio Platform, the owner of a property located in a Conservation Unit can offer his area and enter into an agreement with the owner of a property with a Legal Reserve deficit, with a view to donating the area and offsetting the Legal Reserve of another rural property.

Once the compensation has been approved by the competent environmental agency, the donation of the area to the entity responsible for the Conservation Unit is formalized. The beneficiary of the Legal Reserve compensation pays the holder of the donated area a price previously agreed between the parties.

Visit the BVRio Plataform and engage this market.