A viabilidade jurídica da contratação de cooperação multilateral acerca de transação financeira global para subsidiar política pública de preservação da água potável no planeta Terra.

Abstract

This work presents a reflection on the legal feasibility of the multilateral procurement of a Tobin Tax in order to devote its collection to full compliance with UN ODS No. 6 which deals with ensuring the availability and sustainable management of water, hygiene and sanitation for all by the end of 2030. Although there is a large amount of scientific work that deals with TT regulatory scope (analysis of how to protect markets), the subject of this analysis is limited to its collection effect, studying, both from a macanicist and systemic perspective, the legal feasibility of contracting TT-ODS6. The initial chapter addresses the relevance of the natural resource, the history of international water contracts, the main negative factors that indicate non-compliance with UN ODS No. 6, as well as the need to adopt global procurement capable of contributing to a paradigm shift in the treatment of the problem. The second chapter looks at TT itself: its history, how it works, how it collects funds, and the pressing need for and challenges of contracting TT-ODS6. Finally, from the point of view of mechanistic theories and self-optical theories, the problem is observed, all in order to bring light to the debate on the subject through the contrast between the aforementioned forms of visualisation of reality. Being mechanically doubly favorable, as well as after systematically observing the point of jurídical-economical coupling, it is concluded that the contracting of TT-ODS6 is mechanically and systemically feasible