Brazil's per capita income reached higher levels than in most BRIICS countries

Unemployment decreased while labour income increased

Per capita income varies widely across Brazilian states

Life satisfaction in Brazil is high, but some constraints remain

Renewables make up an increasingly large share of the energy supply

Energy consumption in transport and industry has been rising rapidly

GHG emissions from deforestation declined, but emissions are rising in other sectors

Brazil's carbon intensity remains low by international comparison

Transport-related air emissions are decreasing, but overall emissions are rising

Domestic material consumption increased faster than GDP

Waste management has improved, but remains challenging in rural areas

The use of agricultural chemicals is high and increasing

Vegetation cover has declined in some Brazilian biomes

A large share of Brazil's territory is under environmental protection

Water use, especially by agriculture, has increased considerably

Water quality is critical in many urban areas

Access to sewage collection networks and sewage treatment needs to be expanded

Energy structure and intensity

Road transport

GHG emissions and intensity

CO2 emissions and intensity

SOx emissions and intensity

NOx emissions and intensity

PM2.5 emissions and pollution

Waste generation and management

Material consumption and productivity

Agricultural inputs and livestock density

Fish catches and threatened species

Water abstraction and wastewater treatment