Speakers

Anderson Marcio de Oliveira

  • Executive Secretary
  • Semil
He holds a Master's degree in Regulatory Law and Public Law, with extensive experience in structuring infrastructure projects in the railway, port, and electrical energy sectors. He worked in the Project Structuring Division of the Brazilian National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) and as a lawyer analyzing financing using resources from the Amazon Fund, established by the Norwegian government for forest preservation. He served as a Director in the Investment Partnership Program of the Presidency of the Republic, responsible for monitoring and structuring projects related to the electrical energy sector in generation, transmission, and distribution segments. He also worked at the Ministry of Mines and Energy, advising the Executive Secretary in coordinating actions in the electrical energy, oil and gas, and mining sectors.

Anderson Marcio de Oliveira

  • Executive Secretary
  • Semil
He holds a Master's degree in Regulatory Law and Public Law, with extensive experience in structuring infrastructure projects in the railway, port, and electrical energy sectors. He worked in the Project Structuring Division of the Brazilian National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) and as a lawyer analyzing financing using resources from the Amazon Fund, established by the Norwegian government for forest preservation. He served as a Director in the Investment Partnership Program of the Presidency of the Republic, responsible for monitoring and structuring projects related to the electrical energy sector in generation, transmission, and distribution segments. He also worked at the Ministry of Mines and Energy, advising the Executive Secretary in coordinating actions in the electrical energy, oil and gas, and mining sectors.
05 Nov

Public Policies and the Role of Climate Finance in Sustainable Transformation

How can public policies be structured to turn intentions into concrete investments for climate action? This panel brings together experts and policymakers to discuss the role of governments in financing the green transition. The discussion addresses mechanisms such as climate budgeting, tax incentives, public funds, and public–private partnerships, exploring how regulations and financial instruments can leverage private investment in mitigation and adaptation projects. The focus is on bridging resource mobilisation and implementation, ensuring that climate finance translates into real and effective action.

Green Finance Stage 15:15 - 16:15
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