Fabiano de Andrade Correa
I am an international lawyer and consultant focusing on sustainable development law and practice. I come from a multidisciplinary background and have professional experience across the public, private and international sectors, which make me (and my research interests) very pragmatically-oriented.
I have a PhD from the EUI/Florence, Italy, where my thesis focused on international law and sustainable development, and how this principle is implemented in regional trade agreements. My main research interests are on: climate change, biodiversity, energy, sustainable land management, food security, trade and investment.
I am a member of:
- the International Law Association (ILA), alternate representative of the Brazilian Branch in the Committee on the Role of Int. Law on Sustainable Management of Natural Resources;
- the IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law (WCEL), currently serving as Co-Chair of the Climate Change Law Specialists Group;
- the Centre for International Sustainable Development Law (CISDL), where I currently serve as Lead Counsel on Peace, Justice and Governance (SDG16).
Professional contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fac82/
Personal website: fabianodeandrade.com
Supervisors: Marise Cremona, Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, and Adriana Dreyzin de Klor
I have a PhD from the EUI/Florence, Italy, where my thesis focused on international law and sustainable development, and how this principle is implemented in regional trade agreements. My main research interests are on: climate change, biodiversity, energy, sustainable land management, food security, trade and investment.
I am a member of:
- the International Law Association (ILA), alternate representative of the Brazilian Branch in the Committee on the Role of Int. Law on Sustainable Management of Natural Resources;
- the IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law (WCEL), currently serving as Co-Chair of the Climate Change Law Specialists Group;
- the Centre for International Sustainable Development Law (CISDL), where I currently serve as Lead Counsel on Peace, Justice and Governance (SDG16).
Professional contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fac82/
Personal website: fabianodeandrade.com
Supervisors: Marise Cremona, Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, and Adriana Dreyzin de Klor
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as private and public sector partners, with a comprehensive overview
of the legal and institutional issues to consider when working towards
preparing their agriculture sectors for the challenges of climate change.
It is hoped that the Study will also provide a valuable resource for FAO
technical departments, FAO partners, and beneficiaries of projects
implemented by FAO.
Papers by Fabiano de Andrade Correa
The Special Issue contributes to the timely discussions of achieving #netzeroemissions in the context of the ParisAgreement, with a special focus on the land sector (AFOLU), exploring legal and policy options through case studies on Australia, Brazil, China, theEU, Kenya, NewZealand and the USA .
EU-MCS FTA and propose recommendations for potential revisions that can be done within the legal
scrubbing process. The report is divided into two main sections. First, using both a descriptive and
comparative approach, the most relevant chapters within the agreement will be reviewed to identify areas
in which environmental-related clauses can be incorporated, taking into account how other agreements
have addressed this matter. Second, a comparative approach will be used to explain the significance and
restrictions of the environmental commitments found in the Trade and Sustainable Development Chapter
of the agreement. Accordingly, this section adopts the analytic framework of level playing field provisions
in FTAs – where the three groups of provisions (two substantive and one procedural) are identified: ones
focused on the implementation of multilateral (herein, environmental) obligations, requirements for
existing standards not to be weakened, and enforcement mechanisms.
assessment also aims at informing and supporting ongoing processes of policy and legal reform in the four countries, as well as the work of organizations that provide support to these processes.
to the Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC): transparency. Part 1 outlines the features of
the transparency-related provisions of the new Paris Agreement – Nationally Determined Contributions
(NDCs), the Transparency Frameworks, the Global Stocktake, and the Implementation and Compliance
Committee – and analyses how they interact with one another. Part 2 situates this nexus of provisions
within international law on sustainable development, identifying overlap and convergence with the New
Delhi Declaration on Principles of International Law relating to Sustainable Development. Part 3 presents
four different national case studies to highlight key legal and governance issues for implementation of the
transparency provisions in domestic contexts: Bangladesh, Canada, Brazil, and the Democratic Republic
of the Congo. The authors show the commonality of challenges faced by these countries in order for strong
engagement with the transparency provisions and formulate law and policy recommendations based on
international sustainable development law and the four country case studies. As UNFCCC Parties consider
ratification of the Paris Agreement and as all stakeholders prepare for COP22 in Marrakesh, this Legal
Working Paper contributes to the diffusion of legal knowledge on its transparency provisions and the
identification of work avenues regarding an innovative approach to compliance under international law.
Keywords
Transparency, Sustainable Development, Implementation of the Paris Agreement, Frameworks for
Transparency of Action and Support, Global Stocktake, Implementation and Compliance Committee,
Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC), Equity, Common But Differentiated Responsibilities (CBDR).
Specifically, it intends to provide a starting ground and a plan forward for research on the effectiveness of promising regional, national and subnational legal approaches, and inform the future development of practical legal guidance that can assist policy-makers and other stakeholders in their efforts to use legal approaches to achieve Target 3.
fundamental para a
agenda internacional
de desenvolvimento
sustentável,
incluindo diversos
temas relacionados
ao comércio, e é
importante que haja
coerência, sinergia e
complementaridade
entre os diferentes
processos de
negociação.