Evidence-Driven Governance Framework for Forest Conservation and Economic Sustainability: A Systematic Knowledge Analysis of the Brazilian Amazon

Effective forest conservation in the Brazilian Amazon requires synergistic governance combining land-use regulation, environmental policy, financial investment, and technological innovation. A systematic analysis of 18 years of research reveals that policy instruments serve as the central coordination layer, while financial support determines scalability and technological feasibility. Land-use strategies are most effective when supported by clear institutional frameworks and local stakeholder engagement. Key barriers to implementation include policy ambiguity, inefficient funding allocation, and limited stakeholder participation. This evidence-driven framework highlights the need for integrated, multi-strategy approaches to overcome fragmented governance challenges in large-scale environmental conservation.

Wu, T., Wan, F., Zhang, X., & Jiang, Y. (2026). Evidence-Driven Governance Framework for Forest Conservation and Economic Sustainability: A Systematic Knowledge Analysis of the Brazilian Amazon. Proceedings of the 2026 7th International Conference on Computer Information and Big Data Applications, 1961–1966. https://doi.org/10.1145/3813822.3814136