International Activities
Find out more about the Concertação’s participation in the UN Climate and Biodiversity Conferences, COP28 and others, and download content developed by the initiative for each of these agendas
Climate Week NYC 2024
COP28 - Climate
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
Building upon the final document of the climate conference in Dubai, which addresses energy transition and the loss and damage fund, and considering the statement on food systems, Brazil needs to pave the way for the expansion of climate ambitions leading up to COP30.
Experts from the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative provide an assessment of the first days of the Climate Conference; initiatives launch a forum on climate financing.
For the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, challenges will require radical cooperation among governments, businesses, civil society, and philanthropy.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
Representatives of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, extractivists, black people, young people and peripheries took their messages to the Climate Conference and to the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the commitment signed by governments and companies to stop and reverse deforestation recognizes the importance of forests and sustainable agriculture for geopolitics and world economic development.
Two documents, prepared by the initiatives Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and Chatham House, present the importance of approaching the sustainable development of the region from its multiplicity and singularities.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, promoting traceability will be essential for companies to fulfill this commitment.
A Concertation for the Amazon Initiative will present the agenda for the development of the Amazon at the Climate Conference, which starts on October 31, in Glasgow, Scotland.
In the network’s plenary, which takes place in Glasgow this afternoon, Izabella Teixeira, former Minister of the Environment, Ana Toni, executive director of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade, and indigenous activist Samela Sateré Mawé analyze how the first days of the Conference and discuss the main points of this week.
In an analysis of the first days of the Climate Conference, the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia also highlights the centrality that forests have gained in the climate debate and the points of official negotiation that will need to be resolved to guarantee the success of the event.
The large presence of representatives of indigenous peoples has been highlighted in this first week of the UN Conference on Climate Change, COP 26.
The event will be opened by businessman Guilherme Leal, one of the founders of the initiative that proposes actions for sustainable development, with social justice, for the different Amazons.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the president-elect’s speech reflects the relevance of an integrated development and cooperation agenda for the region.
A vision that reconciles natural capital, economy and social justice must be the way to stop deforestation and conserve the Amazon.
Subnational and transitional governments in Brazil debate with civil society on how to act together to face climate change and also in favor of the Amazon.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
Building upon the final document of the climate conference in Dubai, which addresses energy transition and the loss and damage fund, and considering the statement on food systems, Brazil needs to pave the way for the expansion of climate ambitions leading up to COP30.
Experts from the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative provide an assessment of the first days of the Climate Conference; initiatives launch a forum on climate financing.
For the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, challenges will require radical cooperation among governments, businesses, civil society, and philanthropy.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
Representatives of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, extractivists, black people, young people and peripheries took their messages to the Climate Conference and to the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the commitment signed by governments and companies to stop and reverse deforestation recognizes the importance of forests and sustainable agriculture for geopolitics and world economic development.
Two documents, prepared by the initiatives Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and Chatham House, present the importance of approaching the sustainable development of the region from its multiplicity and singularities.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, promoting traceability will be essential for companies to fulfill this commitment.
A Concertation for the Amazon Initiative will present the agenda for the development of the Amazon at the Climate Conference, which starts on October 31, in Glasgow, Scotland.
In the network’s plenary, which takes place in Glasgow this afternoon, Izabella Teixeira, former Minister of the Environment, Ana Toni, executive director of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade, and indigenous activist Samela Sateré Mawé analyze how the first days of the Conference and discuss the main points of this week.
In an analysis of the first days of the Climate Conference, the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia also highlights the centrality that forests have gained in the climate debate and the points of official negotiation that will need to be resolved to guarantee the success of the event.
The large presence of representatives of indigenous peoples has been highlighted in this first week of the UN Conference on Climate Change, COP 26.
The event will be opened by businessman Guilherme Leal, one of the founders of the initiative that proposes actions for sustainable development, with social justice, for the different Amazons.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the president-elect’s speech reflects the relevance of an integrated development and cooperation agenda for the region.
A vision that reconciles natural capital, economy and social justice must be the way to stop deforestation and conserve the Amazon.
Subnational and transitional governments in Brazil debate with civil society on how to act together to face climate change and also in favor of the Amazon.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
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COP15 - Biodiversity
The 15th United Nations Conference on Biodiversity was held between December 7 and 19, 2022, in Montreal, Canada. Access the content developed by the initiative during the event below:
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
Building upon the final document of the climate conference in Dubai, which addresses energy transition and the loss and damage fund, and considering the statement on food systems, Brazil needs to pave the way for the expansion of climate ambitions leading up to COP30.
Experts from the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative provide an assessment of the first days of the Climate Conference; initiatives launch a forum on climate financing.
For the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, challenges will require radical cooperation among governments, businesses, civil society, and philanthropy.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
Representatives of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, extractivists, black people, young people and peripheries took their messages to the Climate Conference and to the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the commitment signed by governments and companies to stop and reverse deforestation recognizes the importance of forests and sustainable agriculture for geopolitics and world economic development.
Two documents, prepared by the initiatives Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and Chatham House, present the importance of approaching the sustainable development of the region from its multiplicity and singularities.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, promoting traceability will be essential for companies to fulfill this commitment.
A Concertation for the Amazon Initiative will present the agenda for the development of the Amazon at the Climate Conference, which starts on October 31, in Glasgow, Scotland.
In the network’s plenary, which takes place in Glasgow this afternoon, Izabella Teixeira, former Minister of the Environment, Ana Toni, executive director of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade, and indigenous activist Samela Sateré Mawé analyze how the first days of the Conference and discuss the main points of this week.
In an analysis of the first days of the Climate Conference, the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia also highlights the centrality that forests have gained in the climate debate and the points of official negotiation that will need to be resolved to guarantee the success of the event.
The large presence of representatives of indigenous peoples has been highlighted in this first week of the UN Conference on Climate Change, COP 26.
The event will be opened by businessman Guilherme Leal, one of the founders of the initiative that proposes actions for sustainable development, with social justice, for the different Amazons.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the president-elect’s speech reflects the relevance of an integrated development and cooperation agenda for the region.
A vision that reconciles natural capital, economy and social justice must be the way to stop deforestation and conserve the Amazon.
Subnational and transitional governments in Brazil debate with civil society on how to act together to face climate change and also in favor of the Amazon.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
Building upon the final document of the climate conference in Dubai, which addresses energy transition and the loss and damage fund, and considering the statement on food systems, Brazil needs to pave the way for the expansion of climate ambitions leading up to COP30.
Experts from the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative provide an assessment of the first days of the Climate Conference; initiatives launch a forum on climate financing.
For the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, challenges will require radical cooperation among governments, businesses, civil society, and philanthropy.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
Representatives of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, extractivists, black people, young people and peripheries took their messages to the Climate Conference and to the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the commitment signed by governments and companies to stop and reverse deforestation recognizes the importance of forests and sustainable agriculture for geopolitics and world economic development.
Two documents, prepared by the initiatives Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and Chatham House, present the importance of approaching the sustainable development of the region from its multiplicity and singularities.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, promoting traceability will be essential for companies to fulfill this commitment.
A Concertation for the Amazon Initiative will present the agenda for the development of the Amazon at the Climate Conference, which starts on October 31, in Glasgow, Scotland.
In the network’s plenary, which takes place in Glasgow this afternoon, Izabella Teixeira, former Minister of the Environment, Ana Toni, executive director of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade, and indigenous activist Samela Sateré Mawé analyze how the first days of the Conference and discuss the main points of this week.
In an analysis of the first days of the Climate Conference, the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia also highlights the centrality that forests have gained in the climate debate and the points of official negotiation that will need to be resolved to guarantee the success of the event.
The large presence of representatives of indigenous peoples has been highlighted in this first week of the UN Conference on Climate Change, COP 26.
The event will be opened by businessman Guilherme Leal, one of the founders of the initiative that proposes actions for sustainable development, with social justice, for the different Amazons.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the president-elect’s speech reflects the relevance of an integrated development and cooperation agenda for the region.
A vision that reconciles natural capital, economy and social justice must be the way to stop deforestation and conserve the Amazon.
Subnational and transitional governments in Brazil debate with civil society on how to act together to face climate change and also in favor of the Amazon.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
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COP27 - Climate
The 27th United Nations Climate Conference was held between November 6 and 18, 2022, in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. Find out more about the Concertation’s participation on this page.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
Building upon the final document of the climate conference in Dubai, which addresses energy transition and the loss and damage fund, and considering the statement on food systems, Brazil needs to pave the way for the expansion of climate ambitions leading up to COP30.
Experts from the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative provide an assessment of the first days of the Climate Conference; initiatives launch a forum on climate financing.
For the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, challenges will require radical cooperation among governments, businesses, civil society, and philanthropy.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
Representatives of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, extractivists, black people, young people and peripheries took their messages to the Climate Conference and to the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the commitment signed by governments and companies to stop and reverse deforestation recognizes the importance of forests and sustainable agriculture for geopolitics and world economic development.
Two documents, prepared by the initiatives Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and Chatham House, present the importance of approaching the sustainable development of the region from its multiplicity and singularities.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, promoting traceability will be essential for companies to fulfill this commitment.
A Concertation for the Amazon Initiative will present the agenda for the development of the Amazon at the Climate Conference, which starts on October 31, in Glasgow, Scotland.
In the network’s plenary, which takes place in Glasgow this afternoon, Izabella Teixeira, former Minister of the Environment, Ana Toni, executive director of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade, and indigenous activist Samela Sateré Mawé analyze how the first days of the Conference and discuss the main points of this week.
In an analysis of the first days of the Climate Conference, the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia also highlights the centrality that forests have gained in the climate debate and the points of official negotiation that will need to be resolved to guarantee the success of the event.
The large presence of representatives of indigenous peoples has been highlighted in this first week of the UN Conference on Climate Change, COP 26.
The event will be opened by businessman Guilherme Leal, one of the founders of the initiative that proposes actions for sustainable development, with social justice, for the different Amazons.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the president-elect’s speech reflects the relevance of an integrated development and cooperation agenda for the region.
A vision that reconciles natural capital, economy and social justice must be the way to stop deforestation and conserve the Amazon.
Subnational and transitional governments in Brazil debate with civil society on how to act together to face climate change and also in favor of the Amazon.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
Building upon the final document of the climate conference in Dubai, which addresses energy transition and the loss and damage fund, and considering the statement on food systems, Brazil needs to pave the way for the expansion of climate ambitions leading up to COP30.
Experts from the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative provide an assessment of the first days of the Climate Conference; initiatives launch a forum on climate financing.
For the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, challenges will require radical cooperation among governments, businesses, civil society, and philanthropy.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
Representatives of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, extractivists, black people, young people and peripheries took their messages to the Climate Conference and to the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the commitment signed by governments and companies to stop and reverse deforestation recognizes the importance of forests and sustainable agriculture for geopolitics and world economic development.
Two documents, prepared by the initiatives Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and Chatham House, present the importance of approaching the sustainable development of the region from its multiplicity and singularities.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, promoting traceability will be essential for companies to fulfill this commitment.
A Concertation for the Amazon Initiative will present the agenda for the development of the Amazon at the Climate Conference, which starts on October 31, in Glasgow, Scotland.
In the network’s plenary, which takes place in Glasgow this afternoon, Izabella Teixeira, former Minister of the Environment, Ana Toni, executive director of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade, and indigenous activist Samela Sateré Mawé analyze how the first days of the Conference and discuss the main points of this week.
In an analysis of the first days of the Climate Conference, the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia also highlights the centrality that forests have gained in the climate debate and the points of official negotiation that will need to be resolved to guarantee the success of the event.
The large presence of representatives of indigenous peoples has been highlighted in this first week of the UN Conference on Climate Change, COP 26.
The event will be opened by businessman Guilherme Leal, one of the founders of the initiative that proposes actions for sustainable development, with social justice, for the different Amazons.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the president-elect’s speech reflects the relevance of an integrated development and cooperation agenda for the region.
A vision that reconciles natural capital, economy and social justice must be the way to stop deforestation and conserve the Amazon.
Subnational and transitional governments in Brazil debate with civil society on how to act together to face climate change and also in favor of the Amazon.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
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COP26 - Climate
The 26th United Nations Climate Conference was held between November 1 and 12, 2021, in Glasgow, Scotland. See details of the Concertation’s participation on this page.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
Building upon the final document of the climate conference in Dubai, which addresses energy transition and the loss and damage fund, and considering the statement on food systems, Brazil needs to pave the way for the expansion of climate ambitions leading up to COP30.
Experts from the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative provide an assessment of the first days of the Climate Conference; initiatives launch a forum on climate financing.
For the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, challenges will require radical cooperation among governments, businesses, civil society, and philanthropy.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
Representatives of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, extractivists, black people, young people and peripheries took their messages to the Climate Conference and to the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the commitment signed by governments and companies to stop and reverse deforestation recognizes the importance of forests and sustainable agriculture for geopolitics and world economic development.
Two documents, prepared by the initiatives Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and Chatham House, present the importance of approaching the sustainable development of the region from its multiplicity and singularities.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, promoting traceability will be essential for companies to fulfill this commitment.
A Concertation for the Amazon Initiative will present the agenda for the development of the Amazon at the Climate Conference, which starts on October 31, in Glasgow, Scotland.
In the network’s plenary, which takes place in Glasgow this afternoon, Izabella Teixeira, former Minister of the Environment, Ana Toni, executive director of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade, and indigenous activist Samela Sateré Mawé analyze how the first days of the Conference and discuss the main points of this week.
In an analysis of the first days of the Climate Conference, the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia also highlights the centrality that forests have gained in the climate debate and the points of official negotiation that will need to be resolved to guarantee the success of the event.
The large presence of representatives of indigenous peoples has been highlighted in this first week of the UN Conference on Climate Change, COP 26.
The event will be opened by businessman Guilherme Leal, one of the founders of the initiative that proposes actions for sustainable development, with social justice, for the different Amazons.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the president-elect’s speech reflects the relevance of an integrated development and cooperation agenda for the region.
A vision that reconciles natural capital, economy and social justice must be the way to stop deforestation and conserve the Amazon.
Subnational and transitional governments in Brazil debate with civil society on how to act together to face climate change and also in favor of the Amazon.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
Building upon the final document of the climate conference in Dubai, which addresses energy transition and the loss and damage fund, and considering the statement on food systems, Brazil needs to pave the way for the expansion of climate ambitions leading up to COP30.
Experts from the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative provide an assessment of the first days of the Climate Conference; initiatives launch a forum on climate financing.
For the Arapyaú Institute and the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, challenges will require radical cooperation among governments, businesses, civil society, and philanthropy.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
In the international launch of a document from the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia, the group talks about the importance of collective mobilization to create a new development model for the region, which abandons old solutions and gives protagonism to indigenous peoples.
Representatives of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, extractivists, black people, young people and peripheries took their messages to the Climate Conference and to the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the commitment signed by governments and companies to stop and reverse deforestation recognizes the importance of forests and sustainable agriculture for geopolitics and world economic development.
Two documents, prepared by the initiatives Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and Chatham House, present the importance of approaching the sustainable development of the region from its multiplicity and singularities.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, promoting traceability will be essential for companies to fulfill this commitment.
A Concertation for the Amazon Initiative will present the agenda for the development of the Amazon at the Climate Conference, which starts on October 31, in Glasgow, Scotland.
In the network’s plenary, which takes place in Glasgow this afternoon, Izabella Teixeira, former Minister of the Environment, Ana Toni, executive director of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade, and indigenous activist Samela Sateré Mawé analyze how the first days of the Conference and discuss the main points of this week.
In an analysis of the first days of the Climate Conference, the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia also highlights the centrality that forests have gained in the climate debate and the points of official negotiation that will need to be resolved to guarantee the success of the event.
The large presence of representatives of indigenous peoples has been highlighted in this first week of the UN Conference on Climate Change, COP 26.
The event will be opened by businessman Guilherme Leal, one of the founders of the initiative that proposes actions for sustainable development, with social justice, for the different Amazons.
For the Uma Concertação pela Amazônia initiative, the president-elect’s speech reflects the relevance of an integrated development and cooperation agenda for the region.
A vision that reconciles natural capital, economy and social justice must be the way to stop deforestation and conserve the Amazon.
Subnational and transitional governments in Brazil debate with civil society on how to act together to face climate change and also in favor of the Amazon.
Organizations seek to influence the negotiations of the COP on Biodiversity, which have made little progress so far, and point out the main obstacles that need to be resolved.
Healthy ecosystems are essential to address climate change and stem biodiversity loss; initiatives in the Atlantic Forest attract recognition and funding.
For the initiative Uma Concertação pela Amazônia and the Arapyaú Institute, the agreement defined in the Biodiversity COP is positive; The challenge will be to meet targets and allocate resources to conservation.
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