Results of the Selection for Events at the Brazil Pavilion at COP31 announced
Program will showcase Brazilian experiences and global climate action initiatives during COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye
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05/10/2026 19h53
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As of today, October 5th, the results of the selection process for proposals that will be included in the official program of the Brazil Pavilion at the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) are available. This is one of the ways for stakeholders to participate in the conference, which will take place from November 9 to 20 in Antalya, Türkiye.
The selection process was coordinated by the Brazil Pavilion Organizing Committee, composed of the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MMA), the COP30 Presidency, and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil). The committee evaluated proposals based on criteria including alignment with the conference themes, technical quality, regional and sectoral diversity, potential impact, and consistency with the priorities of the Brazilian and international climate agendas.
This year, the call for proposals received 780 submissions, of which 114 were selected to be part of the program in the Belém and Global Mutirão Auditoriums, venues dedicated to panel discussions, debates, launches, and presentations throughout the conference.
The Brazil Pavilion will serve as the country’s main venue in the Blue Zone of COP31, bringing together representatives from governments, Indigenous Peoples and traditional communities, the private sector, academia, civil society organizations, and international organizations to showcase experiences, public policies, and solutions aimed at addressing climate change.
The Belém Auditorium will host sessions on issues of particular relevance to Brazilian society, highlighting national experiences in implementing the climate agenda and their contribution to global commitments.
The Global Mutirão Auditorium will focus on the Global Climate Action Agenda, featuring initiatives aligned with the six thematic areas identified through the first Global Stocktake and the Solution Acceleration Plans launched during COP30.
Events at the Brazil Pavilion are expected to take place daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. (local time), with each session lasting up to one hour.
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Selection Results
The list of proposals selected to be part of the official program of the Brazil Pavilion at COP31 is available below:
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Room |
Date |
Name of the Proposing Organization(s) |
Title of the Panel Proposal |
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Belém |
09/nov |
Center for Advanced Studies in Social and Environmental Promotion/CEAPS (Trade Name: Health and Joy Project/PSA) |
Adaptation: Integrated Social Technologies for Health, Water, and Food in Amazonian Communities |
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Belém |
09/nov |
Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) |
Restore to Produce: Solutions for Resilient Agriculture Worldwide |
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Belém |
09/nov |
Sustainable Economic and Social Development Council of the Presidency of the Republic (CDESS/PR) |
Contributions of Economic and Social Councils to Biome Protection, the Energy Transition, and the Development of Green Industries |
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Belém |
10/nov |
Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Marcopolo SA, IndustriAll, and WEG |
From Industry to Mobility: Brazilian Solutions for Battery Decarbonization and Circularity |
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Belém |
10/nov |
National Transport Confederation (CNT) |
Financing the Transition: Enabling the Decarbonization of Brazilian Transport |
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Belém |
10/nov |
Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) and Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MMA) |
Brazil on the Path to Zero Deforestation by 2030: Results and Challenges |
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|
Belém |
10/nov |
Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) and Center for Synthesis of Environmental and Climate Change Studies (SIMACLIM) |
Energy Transition: How Can Brazil Accelerate Its Shift Away from Fossil Fuels? |
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|
Belém |
10/nov |
Unified Workers’ Central (CUT) |
Just Transition: Decent Work, Poverty Reduction, and Energy Access for the Peoples of the Global South |
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Belém |
10/nov |
National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL), Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME), Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MMA), Energy and Environment Institute (IEMA), and Forest Peoples Connection Institute (ICPF) |
Forest Energies: Open Innovation to Transform Energy Access |
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Belém |
11/nov |
Brazilian Association of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Heating (ABRAVA) |
The Cooling Dilemma: Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Climate Adaptation in Brazil |
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Belém |
11/nov |
International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) |
Connected Carbon Markets: Article 6, CORSIA, and the Challenges of Interoperability |
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Belém |
11/nov |
Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA) and Cooperative Program for Technological Agri-Food and Agroindustrial Development of the Southern Cone (PROCESSEUR) |
Scaling Up Climate-Smart Livestock Farming: Innovation, Carbon Mitigation, and Resilience in the Semi-Arid Region |
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Belém |
11/nov |
Climate Observatory, WWF International, LACLIMA, ClimaInfo, and Democracy and Sustainability Institute (IDS) |
We Need to Talk About Overshoot |
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Belém |
11/nov |
Sustainable Economic and Social Development Council of the Presidency of the Republic (CDESS/PR) and Brazilian Forum of NGOs and Social Movements for the Environment (FBOMS) |
Social Participation and the COP30 Legacy: Climate Justice, Global Ethical Stocktake (GES) Actions, and Implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) |
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Belém |
12/nov |
PerifaConnection |
Adaptation from the Territories: Black Youth and Peripheries in Climate Action |
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Belém |
12/nov |
Ministry of Cities (MCID) and Ministry of Racial Equality (MIR) |
Green and Resilient Cities: Community Experiences in Climate Justice in the Face of Environmental Racism |
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Belém |
12/nov |
National Institute for Space Research (INPE) |
Climate Risk Mapping as a Foundation for Adaptation Solutions |
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Belém |
12/nov |
Federal Court of Accounts (TCU), Office of the Comptroller General (CGU), Transparency International Brazil (TI), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and European Court of Auditors (ECA) |
The Contribution of Courts of Accounts to Climate Federalism and Multilevel Governance; Audit Framework for Climate Adaptation and Resilience |
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Belém |
12/nov |
Niterói City Government, Ipê Sustainable Solutions, and ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability, South America Secretariat |
From Formulation to Monitoring: South American Experiences with Local Climate Action Plans |
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|
Belém |
12/nov |
Escazú Movement Brazil, National Foundation of Indigenous Peoples (Funai), Esquel Brazil Foundation, Nupef Institute, Brazilian Forum of NGOs and Social Movements for the Environment and Development (FBOMS), Asociación Ambiente y Sociedad (AAS), Chico Mendes Committee, National Council of Extractive Populations (CNS), and Caritas Germany/Networks for Conservation Project |
Climate Governance, Transparency, and Participation: Opportunities under the Escazú Agreement |
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Belém |
13/nov |
Ministry of Finance (MF) |
Implementation of Brazil’s Carbon Market: Progress and Next Steps |
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Belém |
13/nov |
Ministry of Indigenous Peoples (MPI), Articulation of the Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB), Forests and Climate Leaders’ Partnership (FCLP), and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) |
Forests, Land Tenure, and Climate Goals: Advancing Indigenous Land Tenure Commitments and the Tropical Forests Forever Fund for Indigenous Peoples, People of African Descent, and Local Communities |
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Belém |
13/nov |
University of São Paulo (USP), ANAMMA Women (National Association of Municipalities and Environment), Law for a Green Planet Institute, USP Environmental Management Superintendency, ANAMMA, and the “Women for Climate and Biodiversity” Initiative |
Forests, Communities, and Climate Finance: Solutions from Emerging Economies for a Low-Carbon Economy |
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Belém |
13/nov |
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) |
From Local to Regional Cooperation: Where Are Carbon Markets Heading in Latin America and the Caribbean? |
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Belém |
13/nov |
Organization of Ibero-American States (OEI) and Organization of Brazilian Cooperatives (OCB) |
From the COP to the Territory: Connecting Small Businesses to Climate Finance |
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Belém |
14/nov |
Geledés – Institute of Black Women |
From Persecution to Leadership: Faith Communities in the Climate Agenda |
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Belém |
14/nov |
University of Brasília (UnB), Brazilian Network for Global Climate Change Research (Rede Clima), and Scientific Advisory Chamber of the Interministerial Committee on Climate Change (CAC-CIM) |
Climate Justice and Environmental Racism: From Planning to Action in Vulnerable Territories |
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Belém |
14/nov |
Peregum Institute for Black Reference (IRNP) and Global Afro-Descendant Climate Justice Collaborative (GADCJC) |
From COP30 to COP31: Advancing the Recognition of People of African Descent in Climate Governance |
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|
Belém |
14/nov |
Brazilian Environmental Education Fund (FunBEA); Casa Socioenvironmental Fund; National Youth Secretariat (SNJ); General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic; Ministry of the Environment (MMA); UNESCO |
Youth at the Center of Climate Implementation: Planning, Financing, and Territorial Action |
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Belém |
14/nov |
Raoni Institute; Federation of Indigenous Peoples of Mato Grosso (FEPOIMT); Xingu Indigenous Land Association (ATIX) |
Indigenous Women, Science, and Territorial Protection in the Deforestation Belt |
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Belém |
14/nov |
Ministry of Finance (MF) and Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MMA) |
From Capital Mobilization to Fiscal Subsidy Reform: Levers to Finance Climate Action and Ecological Transformation |
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Belém |
16/nov |
Belo Horizonte City Government |
Decarbonizing Urban Mobility: Municipal Implementation, Federal Policy, Financing, and Scaling Up |
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Belém |
16/nov |
Verdesaber LTDA (VS) / Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service of Pará (Sebrae Pará) |
Sustainable and Verifiable Amazon: Innovation and Governance for Deforestation-Free Supply Chains |
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Belém |
16/nov |
Rondônia State Secretariat for Environmental Development (SEDAM-RO) |
From Financing to Scale: Subnational Technology Platforms for Climate Resilience |
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Belém |
16/nov |
Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock (CNA) |
Climate Transparency in Brazilian Agriculture: Inventories and Perspectives on Agriculture and Land Use |
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Belém |
16/nov |
Ministry of Communications (MCom) and Federal Data Processing Service (SERPRO) |
Technologies for a Just Transition: Digital Inclusion, AI, and Solutions to Combat Climate Change |
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Belém |
16/nov |
Salvador City Government, Bezerros Municipal Government, and National Front of Mayors (FNP) |
Great Carnivals, Great Solutions: Culture, Sustainability, and Social Inclusion |
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Belém |
16/nov |
State Secretariat for Environment and Sustainability – Government of the State of Rio de Janeiro |
Guanabara Bay: From Science to Action with The Ocean Cleanup to Advance the Blue Economy, Circularity, and Water Security |
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Belém |
17/nov |
Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM) |
Rio Synergy in Practice: Integrated Fire Management and Ecosystem Restoration |
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Belém |
17/nov |
Iyaleta Research Association, Alziras Institute, Brazilian Association of Municipalities (ABM), and Water Museum |
Dialogues on Evidence and Experiences: Pathways to Equitable Climate Adaptation in Brazilian Municipalities |
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|
Belém |
17/nov |
Brazilian Consumer Protection Institute (Idec), Regenera Institute, and National Supply Company (Conab) |
Access to Healthy and Sustainable Food: Local Experiences for Global Transformation |
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|
Belém |
17/nov |
Center for Synthesis of Environmental and Climate Change Studies (SIMACLIM), Brazilian Network for Global Climate Change Research (Rede Clima), Climate Change Institute – Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) |
Ecosystems at the Limit: Extreme Heat and Tipping Points on Land and at Sea |
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Belém |
17/nov |
Conexsus – Sustainable Connections Institute |
Sociobioeconomy as a Global Climate Solution: Voices from the Global South |
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Belém |
17/nov |
National Commission for the Strengthening of Extractive Reserves and Traditional Coastal and Marine Extractive Peoples and Communities (Confrem Brasil) |
Climate Change and Its Impacts on Brazilian Fishing Communities |
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Belém |
17/nov |
World Wide Fund for Nature Brazil (WWF-Brazil); Grupo Boticário Foundation; Department of Ocean and Coastal Management of the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, Brazil (DOceano/MMA) |
The Future Is Blue: Brazilian Climate Solutions |
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Belém |
18/nov |
Group of Institutes, Foundations and Companies (GIFE) |
Philanthropy, Private Social Investment, and Climate Finance: Pathways to Integrated Action |
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Belém |
18/nov |
Ministry of Health (MS) and World Health Organization (WHO) |
From Climate Ambition to Action: Resilient Health Systems and Locally Led Solutions |
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|
Belém |
18/nov |
Casa de Barro Mestre Benedito, CSAQ, Solidarity Kitchen, Eco School, Territorial Collective, CSAfro |
Territories That Nourish and Sustain Life: Women, Sociobiodiversity, and Climate Justice |
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|
Belém |
18/nov |
Office of the Attorney General of the Union (AGU), Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MMA), and Ministry of Education (MEC) |
Climate Resilience Protocols: Environmental Education, State Action, and Territorial Experiences |
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|
Belém |
18/nov |
CONTAG – National Confederation of Rural Workers and Family Farmers |
The Legacy of Family Farming in Food Systems for a Just Transition |
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|
Belém |
19/nov |
Ministry of Planning and Budget (MPO); Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP); Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MMA); and Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) |
Implementation of the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting: Progress and Challenges of Brazil’s Initiative |
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|
Belém |
19/nov |
Brazilian Association of State Environmental Entities (Abema) |
Climate Federalism in Action: The Role of Subnational Governments in Meeting Adaptation Targets |
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|
Belém |
19/nov |
Paraná State Secretariat for Sustainable Development (SEDEST/PR) |
Biomes, Climate, and Biodiversity: Subnational Solutions for a Resilient Brazil |
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|
Belém |
19/nov |
Tocantins Secretariat for Environment and Water Resources (SEMARH) and Mato Grosso State Secretariat for the Environment (SEMA MT) |
JREDD+ and REM in the Amazon: Transforming Environmental Public Policies |
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Belém |
19/nov |
Association of Members of the Courts of Accounts of Brazil (Atricon) |
Courts of Accounts as Drivers of Climate Agenda Implementation: Governance, Evidence, and Impact |
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Belém |
19/nov |
Secretariat for Institutional Relations of the Presidency of the Republic (SRI), CIPÓ Platform, Environmentalist Mixed Parliamentary Front (FPMAmb), and Clima de Política |
The Role of Parliamentary Diplomacy in Multilevel Governance and Promoting Just Transitions to a New Economy |
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Belém |
19/nov |
Eos Consulting, Brazil Climate Center (CBC), CentroClima/COPPE/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MMA), Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). |
Plano Clima: Macroeconomic Impacts and Climate Federalism |
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Mutirão |
09/nov |
Clean Air Task Force (CATF); Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (MAPA); Environmental Defense Fund (EDF); Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC); Food and Land Use Coalition (FOLU) |
Feeding the Future, Cooling the Present: Restoring Farmland to Grow Food Security while Cutting Methane |
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|
Mutirão |
09/nov |
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO); Food and Land Use Coalition (FOLU); Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (MAPA) |
From Climate-Smart Agriculture to Finance: Scaling Investment for Resilient Agrifood Systems |
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|
Mutirão |
09/nov |
NDC Partnership |
NDC 3.0 by the Numbers: Insights from Countries to Accelerate Implementation |
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Mutirão |
09/nov |
Ministry of Social Development and Fight Against Hunger of Brazil (MDS); School of Public Health at the University of São Paulo (FSP-USP) |
From Belém to Antalya: Accelerating a Just and Inclusive Food Systems Transformation through Policy Convergence and Coherence |
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Mutirão |
10/nov |
Ministry of Agrarian Development and Family Farming of Brazil (MDA) |
PAS TERRA: Progress from Belém to Antalya and a path to the future in transformation through agroecology and agroforestry |
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Mutirão |
10/nov |
United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO); Green Hydrogen Catapult (GGHC); Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil (MRE Brazil); Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) |
Delivering the Belém 4x Pledge: The Maritime Pathway for Hydrogen Derivatives |
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Mutirão |
10/nov |
Boston Consulting Group (BCG); COP30 Climate High-Level Champion (COP30 CHLC) |
Sustainable growth opportunities – Scaling Brazilian SAF, from local production to global offtake |
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Mutirão |
10/nov |
CALSTART |
Convening a Network for Zero-Emission Freight: e-Dutra and the Global MOU |
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Mutirão |
10/nov |
Development Center Center for Energy, Finance, and Development (CEFD/OECD) |
Beyond Fossil Fuels: The Ghana Pilot for Exporter-Importer Partnerships |
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Mutirão |
10/nov |
Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) |
Launch of the Coal Transition Partnerships |
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Mutirão |
11/nov |
Global Offshore Wind Alliance (GOWA); Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC); Sustainable Business COP (SB COP); National Confederation of Industry of Brazil (CNI); Green Grids Initiative (GGI) |
Electrification Begins with Wind and a Competitive Industry |
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Mutirão |
11/nov |
Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLOCAT) |
From Commitment to Capital: Financing the Low Carbon Freight Transition |
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Mutirão |
11/nov |
World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD); COP30 Climate High-Level Champion (COP30 CHLC); Boston Consulting Group (BCG); Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (MAPA) |
Unlocking international capital for the productive restoration of degraded lands |
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Mutirão |
11/nov |
Agência Brasileira de Desenvolvimento Industrial (ABDI) |
Circularity at Scale: How to Transform Waste into a competitive, Low-Carbon Industry |
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Mutirão |
11/nov |
Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) |
Transition Minerals: Building Sustainable Supply Chains for a New Energy Future |
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Mutirão |
11/nov |
Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC UNEP) |
Cutting Methane, Creating Value: The NOW Plan One Year After COP30 |
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Mutirão |
12/nov |
International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD); NAP Global Network (NAP GN); COP30 Presidency (COP30); NAP Implementation Alliance (NIA); Inter-American Development Bank (IDB); Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF) |
Accelerating NAP Implementation: Experiences from Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Mutirão |
12/nov |
Ministry of Cities of Brazil (MCID); Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change of Brazil (MMA); Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy (GCoM); C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40); National Front of Mayors of Brazil (FNP); RegionsAdapt |
Multilevel governance for climate adaptation: How to implement and finance local adaptation measures? |
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Mutirão |
12/nov |
World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) |
Building the Transition: Accelerating Electrification & Climate-Resilient Cities |
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Mutirão |
12/nov |
Climate Policy Initiative (CPI), COP30 Presidency |
From Roadmap to Implementation: mobilizing collective action by 2030 |
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Mutirão |
12/nov |
Sustainable Business COP |
From Global Stocktake to Delivery: Business Action Across the Six Action Agenda Axes |
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Mutirão |
13/nov |
United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP-FI) |
Progress on Transition Plans for Financial Institutions |
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Mutirão |
13/nov |
Country Platforms Hub (CP-HUB) |
Progress report on Country Platforms 2026 |
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Mutirão |
13/nov |
Inter-American Development Bank (IDB); Brazilian National Treasury Secretariat (MoF BR) |
Lessons from Eco Invest Brasil and FX EDGE for mobilising private capital through next-generation country platforms |
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Mutirão |
13/nov |
Systemiq; Flying Rivers; Sustainable Business COP (SB COP); National Confederation of Industry of Brazil (CNI); Equity Bank Group; |
From Pipeline to Capital: The SB COP Transaction Hub in Action |
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Mutirão |
13/nov |
Brazilian Federation of Banks (FEBRABAN) |
Data Intelligence and Risk Management |
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Mutirão |
13/nov |
Brazilian Financial and Capital Markets Association (ANBIMA); National Confederation of Insurance Companies (CNSEG) |
Climate Action Financing |
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Mutirão |
13/nov |
World Bank Group (WBG) |
From Development to Uptake: The Taxonomy Roadmap Initiative Progress Report |
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Mutirão |
14/nov |
Global Initiative on Jobs and Skills for the New Economy (JSNE), Secretariat of Green Economy, Decarbonization and Bioindustry of the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services of Brazil (MDIC); Sustainable Business COP (SB COP) |
Jobs and Skills for the New Economy, from global action plans to national delivery |
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Mutirão |
14/nov |
Ministry of Education of Brazil (MEC) |
South-South Cooperation for Education, Equity and Climate Resilience: the BRALAC Network Experience |
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Mutirão |
14/nov |
COP30 Presidency |
Implementing the Roadmap on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels: Partnerships for Action in the Next Critical Decade |
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Mutirão |
14/nov |
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) |
OCCCM: a joint effort to interoperability between markets and to increase global climate ambition |
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Mutirão |
14/nov |
The Coalition to Grow Carbon Markets (CGCM) |
Advancing high-integrity carbon credit markets through government leadership |
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Mutirão |
14/nov |
COP30 Presidency |
Implementing the Baku to Belém Roadmap to 1.3T |
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Mutirão |
14/nov |
Integrated Forum on Climate Change and Trade (IFCCT); Ministry of Foreing Affairs of Brazil (MRE) |
Bridging Climate and Trade: Toward Practical Solutions for Climate Resilience and Low-Carbon Transitions |
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Mutirão |
16/nov |
Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) |
Beyond Borders: Partnerships for scaling a global industrial transition |
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Mutirão |
16/nov |
Mission Possible Partnership (MPP); Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA) |
The new industrial sunbelt: emerging and developing economies as catalysts of green industrialization |
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Mutirão |
16/nov |
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP); United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO); Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services of Brazil (MGI) |
From Commitment to Implementation: Making the Belém Declaration on Sustainable Public Procurement a Driver of Inclusive and Sustainable Growth |
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Mutirão |
16/nov |
Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation of Brazil (MCTI); Brazilian Innovation Agency (FINEP) |
From Science to Action: data and transparency to accelerate climate implementation |
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Mutirão |
16/nov |
National Telecommunications Agency of Brazil (ANATEL); Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil (MRE); International Telecommunication Union (ITU); United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) |
Launch of the Artificial Intelligence Climate Institute (AICI) |
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Mutirão |
16/nov |
Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services of Brazil (MGI) |
Implementing State: How to shape policies, investment, technology, and instruments to ensure ecological transformation. |
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Mutirão |
17/nov |
Igarapé Institute, Brazilian Federal Police (MJSP) |
Scaling Coordinated Action for Zero Deforestation |
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Mutirão |
17/nov |
New Animal (NA); Global Land Alliance (GLA); Forest & Climate Leaders’ Partnership (FCLP) |
Territorial Funds and the New Architecture of Nature Finance: From Direct Access to Powershift |
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Mutirão |
17/nov |
EMBRAPA; Regenera Institute; Food of Tomorrow Institute; Ministry of Agrarian Development and Family Farming (MDA); Ministry of Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger (MDS); Agroecology Coalition; COP31 Presidency / Government of Türkiye, with the participation of representatives of the COP32 Presidency / Government of Ethiopia. |
From National Agroecological Transitions to Climate Resilient Value Chains: Catalyzing Climate Action through TERRA and COACT |
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Mutirão |
17/nov |
Global Fire Management Hub; National Foundation for Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (FUNAI) |
High level discussion on Sustainable Fire Management |
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Mutirão |
17/nov |
Ocean & Climate Platform (OCP); World Resources Institute (WRI); Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change of Brazil (MMA); WWF-Brasil (WWF-BR); Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation of Brazil (MCTI) |
From Blue NDCs to Delivery: Accelerating Ocean Implementation at COP31 and beyond |
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Mutirão |
17/nov |
Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture of Brazil (MPA); United Nations Global Seaweed Initiative (UNGSI) |
Blue Solutions: Accelerating Aquatic Foods as Frontline Climate Solutions (to be confirmed) |
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Mutirão |
17/nov |
World Resources Institute Global (WRI) |
Spotlighting the role of governments in mobilizing coalitions and cooperative initiatives |
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Mutirão |
18/nov |
Global Alliance against Hunger and Poverty; Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) |
Promoting Climate Action against Hunger and Poverty: one year progress since Belém |
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Mutirão |
18/nov |
Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship of Brazil (MDHC); Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR); Sumaúma Pledge; COP30 Special Envoy for Human Rights (COP30 Special Envoy); |
Protecting Environmental Defenders; Human Rights based Climate Action |
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Mutirão |
18/nov |
Ministry of Racial Equality of Brazil (MIR); Ministry of Cities of Brazil (MCID) |
Sustainable and Resilient Urban Peripheries and Informal Settlements Against Environmental Racism |
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Mutirão |
18/nov |
Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI) |
One year later: what is the Afro-descendant PAS already transforming? |
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Mutirão |
18/nov |
Ministry of Women of Brazil (MM) |
Mechanisms for Integrating Gender and Race in Brazilian Climate Policy |
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Mutirão |
18/nov |
Entertainment + Culture Pavilion (E+C) COP30 Youth Climate Champion; Ministry of Culture of Brazil (MinC) Group of Friends for Culture-Based Climate Action (GFCBCA); Amazônia de Pé |
Global Balance Sheet of Culture: Culture on the Global Climate Action Agenda |
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Mutirão |
18/nov |
Creatives for Climate; Ministry of Culture of Brazil (MinC) |
Bolstering Participation in Climate Action: How climate narratives drive progress |
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Mutirão |
19/nov |
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) |
Resilience in action: Comprehensive Risk Management in an uncertain climate |
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Mutirão |
19/nov |
Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS) |
Coalitions for Implementation in Action: levers to accelerate the climate transition in Brazil |
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Mutirão |
19/nov |
OFuturo, COP30 Presidency |
Climate Weeks driving the Global Climate Action Agenda 365 days per year |
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Mutirão |
19/nov |
Ministry of Tourism of Brazil (Mtur) |
Regenerative Approaches to Climate Action in Tourism |
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