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04 Nov 12:30 - 13:30
Green Finance Stage

Green Jobs, Sustainability, and Opportunity Generation

The creation of green jobs will be one of the key pathways to ensuring a just energy and economic transition, one that benefits vulnerable populations and promotes local development. This panel will discuss how the green economy can generate concrete opportunities for work and income, through social inclusion, professional qualification, and the valorisation of local knowledge. What are the tools to make the climate transition an engine for inclusive growth?
04 Nov 12:30 - 13:30
Climate Justice and Sociobiodiversity Stage

Traditional Knowledge for the Earth and for Life

The ancestral knowledge of Indigenous peoples, quilombola communities, and other traditional groups offers concrete pathways for conserving biodiversity and restoring balance between society and nature. This panel brings together voices from the forest, academia, public institutions, and the private sector to explore how these forms of knowledge can engage in dialogue with science and innovation—strengthening sustainable management practices, preserving cultural memory, and inspiring new ways of living in harmony with the Earth.
04 Nov 12:30 - 13:30
Sabesp presents: Resilience and the Future of the Cities Stage

Mobility Infrastructure for Resilient Cities

Mobility infrastructure needs to be designed with resilience in mind, ensuring safety, efficiency, and adaptation to extreme events. Efficient urban drainage systems and the integration of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) are essential to reducing flood risks and protecting roads and transportation facilities. This panel will discuss innovative urban planning and sustainable mobility strategies, combining engineering, smart drainage, and natural solutions to increase the resilience of cities. Case studies will be presented that demonstrate how the integration of mobility, water management, and NBS can reduce the impacts of extreme events, improve urban quality of life, and optimize public investments.
04 Nov 13:00 - 14:00
Sustainable Gastronomy space

Workshop – Nutrient Cycle (Home Composting)

Training the participants demonstrating the food cycle, by Jardins Comestíveis, Dia da Terra. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
04 Nov 13:45 - 14:45
Energy Transition and Decarbonization Stage

Sustainable Supply Chains: Challenges and Solutions

The logistics sector plays a key role in the climate transition and in reducing emissions. This panel brings together executives and specialists to discuss how companies and institutions are rethinking transportation, storage, and distribution flows through innovative, low-carbon solutions. The conversation explores technologies and practices to decarbonize supply chains, integrating road, rail, maritime, and urban transport into more efficient and connected systems. The discussion highlights pathways to align competitiveness, green innovation, and quality of life in cities.
04 Nov 13:45 - 14:45
Green Finance Stage

Capital with a Purpose: How to Drive Green Investment in the Private Sector

How can private capital be transformed into a strategic ally for climate action? This panel brings together experts from the financial sector and industry to discuss how to design effective incentives, clear regulations, and innovative financial mechanisms to attract the private sector to the sustainability agenda.
04 Nov 13:45 - 14:45
Climate Justice and Sociobiodiversity Stage

Life That Persists: Fauna and Resilience

The ancestral knowledge of Indigenous peoples, quilombola communities, and other traditional groups offers concrete pathways for conserving biodiversity and restoring balance between society and nature. This panel brings together voices from the forest, academia, public institutions, and the private sector to explore how these forms of knowledge can engage in dialogue with science and innovation—strengthening sustainable management practices, preserving cultural memory, and inspiring new ways of living in harmony with the Earth.
04 Nov 13:45 - 14:45
Sabesp presents: Resilience and the Future of the Cities Stage

São Sebastião Disaster: Technology and Mobilization for Reconstruction

The panel discusses the lessons learned, challenges, and paths forward following the tragedy caused by heavy rains in São Sebastião in 2023, which resulted in severe human, social, environmental, and economic losses on the North Coast of São Paulo. From the perspective of public administrators, environmental experts, and representatives of the private sector, the debate addresses how to combine technology, territorial planning, and public engagement to strengthen coastal resilience in the face of extreme weather events. The results of the Restaura Litoral Norte project, developed by the Institute for Coastal Conservation (ICC) with public and private partners for the recovery of São Sebastião, will also be presented.
04 Nov 14:30 - 15:30
Cosan presents: Green Economy Stage

Forging Sustainable Futures: Infrastructure as a Catalyst for Transformation

The panel explores how infrastructure can drive sustainable development, based on an integrated perspective of investments with environmental concern. Successful models applied in the state of São Paulo will be discussed, highlighting the public-private partnerships that have leveraged projects of resilience, restoration, conservation, and circularity.
04 Nov 14:30 - 15:30
Sustainable Gastronomy space

Workshop – Drinks and Juices with edible flowers

By Pesqueiro Sammurai. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.