Speakers

Juliana Lopes

  • Technical Director for Nature & Society
  • CEBDS
Master in Business Administration (FEI) with a specialization in Economics (FIPE), Juliana has over 20 years of experience leading transformative projects in bioeconomy and regeneration across Brazil and Latin America. As Technical Director at CEBDS, she leads initiatives in Biodiversity, Social Impact, Agrifood Systems and Water. She represented the Brazilian business sector at the G20, where she contributed to the approval of the High-Level Principles on Bioeconomy. She is also responsible for the “Strengthening Brazil’s National Bioeconomy Policy” project, providing technical support to the Federal Government in the implementation of the National Bioeconomy Strategy. Additionally, she is an associate researcher at CEPID-Bridge — Research, Innovation and Dissemination Center for Ecosystem Governance for Sustainable Transitions.

Juliana Lopes

  • Technical Director for Nature & Society
  • CEBDS
Master in Business Administration (FEI) with a specialization in Economics (FIPE), Juliana has over 20 years of experience leading transformative projects in bioeconomy and regeneration across Brazil and Latin America. As Technical Director at CEBDS, she leads initiatives in Biodiversity, Social Impact, Agrifood Systems and Water. She represented the Brazilian business sector at the G20, where she contributed to the approval of the High-Level Principles on Bioeconomy. She is also responsible for the “Strengthening Brazil’s National Bioeconomy Policy” project, providing technical support to the Federal Government in the implementation of the National Bioeconomy Strategy. Additionally, she is an associate researcher at CEPID-Bridge — Research, Innovation and Dissemination Center for Ecosystem Governance for Sustainable Transitions.
04 Nov

Ecological Restoration as a Decarbonization Strategy

Ecological restoration has become one of the most effective strategies to mitigate the impacts of the climate crisis. Beyond recovering degraded ecosystems, restored forests act as natural carbon sinks, contributing to climate regulation, water resource protection, and biodiversity conservation. This panel will showcase São Paulo’s advancements in forest restoration policies and discuss the potential of restoration to drive decarbonization goals, generate green jobs, and strengthen territorial resilience in the face of climate change.

Energy Transition and Decarbonization Stage 16:15 - 17:15
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