Core Viewpoint - The Brazilian government aims to establish the "Forever Amazon Fund" (TFFF) as a new model for climate financing, moving beyond mere donations to investment that provides returns to investors while funding rainforest protection [1] Group 1 - President Lula emphasized the insufficiency of donations alone to meet actual needs, highlighting that developed countries pledged $100 billion annually at COP15 in 2009, which has yet to be fulfilled [1] - TFFF is designed as an investment mechanism rather than a donation fund, indicating a shift in approach to climate financing [1] - A portion of the returns generated from TFFF investments will be allocated to support countries that protect rainforests [1]