Bankability: how projects with Ecobraz meet the criteria of banks and FIDCs

Introduction to Bankability in Environmental Projects

Raising financial resources for environmental projects requires strict alignment with criteria defined by financial institutions, including banks and Credit Rights Investment Funds (FIDCs). Ecobraz offers solutions in line with the requirements of these agents, promoting technical and economic viability.

Financeability Criteria for ESG Projects

Financial institutions evaluate projects from an environmental, social and governance (ESG) perspective based on legal, technical and financial aspects. According to Law No. 12.305/2010, which establishes the National Solid Waste Policy, it is essential to prove proper waste management, including reverse logistics. In addition, compliance with the National Solid Waste Management Information System (SINIR) according to sinir.gov.br reinforces regulatory compliance.

Ecobraz and Compliance with Official Regulations

Ecobraz operates in segments that involve collection and recycling, respecting strict protocols sanctioned by official bodies such as CETESB and technical standards published by NIST (nvlpubs.nist.gov). This includes security-guaranteed processes for disposing of media, such as hard drives (hard drive sanitization), fully meeting confidentiality and traceability requirements.

Compliance for Financing via Banks and FIDCs

To obtain funds, demonstrating compliance with environmental legislation is fundamental, including compliance with the National Solid Waste Policy (Law No. 12.305/2010, available at planalto.gov.br) and proper management of electronic waste (see information on electronic waste collection). In addition, Ecobraz provides detailed technical reports and certifications attesting to compliance with these parameters, making it easier for banks and FIDCs to assess risk and economic viability.

Benefits for Corporate Decision Makers

Projects structured with Ecobraz are more attractive to stakeholders because they guarantee transparency, legal compliance and financial sustainability. Alignment with the best practices recommended by official bodies contributes to a reduction in environmental liabilities and an improvement in the ESG rating, which are priority aspects for financial institutions such as the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) and other financial partners.

Conclusion

The projects developed with Ecobraz show complete adherence to the legal, technical and financial requirements demanded by banks and FIDCs, making them highly financeable in the current regulatory and market scenario. Compliance with the National Solid Waste Policy, compliance with SINIR standards and the guarantee of safe processes, including sanitization of HD for safe disposal, consolidate the Ecobraz solution as a benchmark in the sector.