Promoted by the NBS Brazil Alliance, the Brazilian Climate and Carbon Conference is an event that brings together professionals and experts from the sector, academics and government representatives that are interested in discussing climate issues and opportunities in the carbon market. The event will bring together national and international specialists to discuss three mais axes: climate, carbon market (regulated and voluntary) and prospects for COP 29 in Azerbaijan. The conference will have two days and will take place on October 15 & 16, 2024, at the Santander Theater in São Paulo, Brazil.
The conference will be an opportunity to look at the prospects for the future of the carbon market in Brazil and reflect on the sector’s progress over the coming months. The event will highlight issues relevant to Brazil, such as the impact of regulation on the country, good practices in the sector, challenges encountered, opportunities for the future, state jurisdictional programs, individual projects and nature-based solutions, among others.
The biggest conference of the sector in Brazil will promote the exchange of knowledge and experiences among participants, accelerating the development of practical and innovative solutions within the scope of the carbon market in order to face the climate challenges.
The event will highlight issues relevant to Brazil, such as the impact of regulation in the country, good practices in the sector, challenges encountered, opportunities for the future, state jurisdictional programs, individual projects and nature-based solutions, among other topics, aiming to strengthen environmental policies and practices in the country.
Discuss perspectives for COP 29 in Azerbaijan, identifying Brazil’s expectations and contributions to international climate negotiations.
Brazilian Climate & Carbon Conference (BCCC)
Perspectives for the Future of the Carbon Market in Brazil
The world faces urgent challenges related to climate change, and Brazil plays a key role in this scenario, mainly due to the fact that most of Brazilian emissions come from the conversion of land use, from forest to agriculture and livestock activities. With the growing importance of the carbon market and its imminent regulation in Brazil, it is fundamental to discuss strategies to reduce emissions, as well as to guarantee the viability of forest carbon projects, addressing the difficulties and challenges present in the region. In this sense, the Brazilian Climate and Carbon Conference seeks to provide a space for dialogue and learning to promote concrete actions and innovative solutions so that the carbon market can continue to contribute to the fight against climate change and to achieve the goals established in the Paris Agreement (2015).
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The world faces urgent challenges related to climate change, and Brazil plays a key role in this scenario, mainly due to the fact that most of Brazilian emissions come from the conversion of land use, from forest to agriculture and livestock activities. With the growing importance of the carbon market and its imminent regulation in Brazil, it is fundamental to discuss strategies to reduce emissions, as well as to guarantee the viability of forest carbon projects, addressing the difficulties and challenges present in the region. In this sense, the Brazilian Climate and Carbon Conference seeks to provide a space for dialogue and learning to promote concrete actions and innovative solutions so that the carbon market can continue to contribute to the fight against climate change and to achieve the goals established in the Paris Agreement (2015).
15th OCT
16th OCT
PROGRAM AVAILABLE SOON
O mundo enfrenta desafios urgentes relacionados às mudanças climáticas, e o Brasil desempenha um papel fundamental nesse cenário, principalmente devido ao fato de que a maior parte das emissões brasileiras vêm da conversão do uso da terra, de floresta em atividades de agricultura e pecuária. Com a crescente importância do mercado de carbono e sua iminente regulamentação no Brasil, é fundamental discutir estratégias para redução de emissões, bem como para garantir a viabilidade de projetos de carbono florestais, endereçando as dificuldades e desafios presentes no cenário brasileiro.
Neste sentido, a Conferência Brasileira Clima & Carbono (CBCC) busca proporcionar um espaço de diálogo e aprendizado para impulsionar ações concretas e soluções inovadoras para que o mercado de carbono possa continuar contribuindo no combate às mudanças climáticas e para o alcance das metas estabelecidas no Acordo de Paris (2015).
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| 08:15 – 09:00 | Credenciamento / Welcome Coffee |
| 09:00 – 09:30 | O potencial brasileiro na agenda global de mitigação à mudança do clima e o panorama atual do mercado de carbono |
| 09:30 – 10:30 | Painel 1: Desafios e Oportunidades do Acordo de Paris e o Caminho para a COP 28 |
| 10:35 – 11:05 | Coffee Break |
| 11:10 – 12:10 | Painel 2: Regulamentação no Brasil: A interoperabilidade entre o Mercado Voluntário e o Mercado Regulado e o Impacto para as Empresas |
| 11:10 – 12:10 | Painel 3: O potencial das Soluções Baseadas na Natureza no Brasil: Projetos ALM |
| 12:10 – 13:20 | Almoço |
Programação sujeita a alteração.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- The event will take place at the Santander Theater - Av. Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek, 2041 - Itaim Bibi - São Paulo - SP, Brazil.
- The two-day delegate pass gives you access to all panels of the conference and access to the cocktail party. Sales will be made in batches, with the price increasing progressively as each batch ends. You can see the delegate pass price and register here.
- Students have a 50% discount. Please contact us by sending a copy of your student ID to nbs@nbsbrazilalliance.org to receive your discount code.
- The entrance is free for representatives of the media. Please contact adriane.fonseca@notecomunicacao.com.br to receive your credentials.
- Are you interested in sponsoring the event? Check out the sponsorship opportunities and the benefits' package here. For more information and to confirm your interest in sponsorship, contact carla.zorzanelli@nbsbrazilalliance.org
Brazilian Climate & Carbon Conference (BCCC)
"Perspectives for the Future of the Carbon Market in Brazil"
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Garo Batmanian
Director General of the Brazilian Forest Service (SFB) of the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change
Lucien Georgeson
Head of Policy na Trove Research
Viviane Romeiro
Technical Director for Climate, Energy and Sustainable Finance at CEBDS
Renata Potenza
Climate Specialist at Imaflora
Janaína Dallan
CEO, Founder of Carbonext and President of the NBS Brazil Alliance
Regiane Machado dos Santos
Leadership of the Gurupá Quilombo
Raul Protázio Romão
Assistant secretary for water resources and climate management at SEMAS in the state of Pará
Rodrigo Sluminsky
Director of Fundraising da LACLIMA
Victoria Bastos
Coordinator of IDESAM's Environmental Services Strategic Initiative and Carbon Neutral Program
Cristiane Leme
Director at Biofix Brasil
Jaqueline Ferreira
Portfolio Manager at Instituto Escolhas
Bruno Brazil
VERRA's representative in Brazil
Pedro Chaves Venzon
IETA's International Policy Advisor
Luiz Gustavo Escorcio Bezerra
Partner of Tauil & Chequer | Mayer Brown
Denise Hills
Board member and SDG Global Pioneer in Sustainable Finance
Julie Messias
Secretary of State for the Environment of Acre. President of the Forum of Secretaries of the Legal Amazon, and of the Governors' Task Force on Climate and Forests - GCF Task Force Brazil.
Plínio Ribeiro
Co-founder and CEO of Biofílica Ambipar Environment
Gracie Verde Selva
Executive Manager of Livestock and Forestry Projects at MyCarbon
Ana Carolina Szklo
Technical Director of Markets and Standards at Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative
Annie Groth
Vice-President of the NBS Brazil Alliance
Mariama Vendramini
Director of the NBS Brazil Alliance
Beto Mesquita
Director of Forests and Public Policies at BVRio
Breno Rates
Co-founder and Director of Carbon Projects at WayCarbon
Lucca Rizzo
Senior Lawyer - Finance, Investment and Climate - Institute for Climate and Society (iCS)
Carla Zorzanelli
Coordinator of the NBS Brazil Alliance
Paula Packer
Head at Embrapa Environment
Renato Rosenberg
Director of Concessions at the Brazilian Forest Service (SFB)
Diego Serrano
Founding partner, COO and ARR Director
at BrCarbon
at BrCarbon
RENATA AMARAL
Partner at Trench Rossi Watanabe
Marcello Brito
Executive Secretary of the Consortium
of Brazilian Amazon States
of Brazilian Amazon States
Luciana Costa
Director of Infrastructure, Energy Transition and Climate Change at the Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES)
Nabil Moura Kadri
Superintendent of the BNDES Environmental Area
Maria Belen Losada
Head of New Business Development no Itaú Unibanco
José Pedro Bastos Neves
General Coordinator for Productive Structure and Sustainability at the Ministry of Finance's Undersecretariat for Sustainable Economic Development
Carlos Eduardo Cerri
Full Professor at ESALQ/USP and Coordinator of the Center for Carbon Studies in Tropical Agriculture (CCarbon)
Ubiratan Gamalodtaba Suruí
Indigenous of the Paiter Suruí People - Sete de Setembro Indigenous Land
Alvaro Manzano
Public Prosecutor in the State of Tocantins
Arakaé Tapirapé
Teacher and Coordinator at the TAPI'ITÃWA Indigenous School, Coordinator of the ILHA DO BANANAL+ Project WG, lives in the Javaé IMOTXI II village on Bananal Island, Tocantins.
João Oliveira
Jaguar Land Rover's Chief Executive Officer for Latin America and the Caribbean
Carlos Aragon
Executive Secretary of the Governor's Climate & Forests Task Force in Brazil
Ana Moeri
CEO of Instituto Ekos Brasil
Jeronimo Roveda
Director at NBS Brazil Alliance
Thiago Assunção
Coordinator of LACLIMA's Carbon Markets WG
Severino Rodrigo
Head of Technology Extension at Mombak