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05 Nov 13:45 - 14:45
Climate Justice and Sociobiodiversity Stage

Currents of Transformation: Climate Governance for Urgent Solutions

Effective climate governance depends on strategic coordination, efficient use of resources, and public–private partnerships that deliver concrete results. This panel will address how policy instruments, technological innovation, and cross-sector collaboration can accelerate practical climate solutions—promoting economic and environmental resilience without compromising competitiveness and growth. Successful initiatives will be discussed, with a focus on measurable outcomes and efficient implementation.
05 Nov 13:45 - 15:15
Cosan presents: Green Economy Stage

Territories in Transition: The Role of Municipalities in Climate Resilience

This panel examines how cities and their territories can reinvent themselves in the face of climate impacts, transforming vulnerabilities into opportunities. Pathways to strengthen local policies, integrate communities, and foster innovative solutions in urban planning, infrastructure, and environmental management will be debated. The challenge of financing and the step-by-step process for building partnerships will also be addressed. The session seeks to demonstrate how municipal action can be decisive for building climate resilience.
05 Nov 14:00 - 14:15
Energy Transition and Decarbonization Stage

Amazon’s Approach to Sustainability and Investments in Brazil

Amazon will present its global sustainability vision and investments focused on Brazil, highlighting how its actions contribute to the country’s sustainable development. The talk will address initiatives related to The Climate Pledge, water replenishment projects, energy transition, fleet electrification, and nature-based solutions — showcasing the company’s commitment to reducing emissions and generating positive impact in local communities.
05 Nov 14:15 - 15:15
Green Finance Stage

Investing in Low-Carbon Food Systems for a Regenerative Future

The advancement of low-carbon food systems depends on the mobilisation of green finance capable of transforming production practices and attracting innovation to rural areas. This panel will explore how instruments such as carbon credits, green bonds, blended finance, and international climate funds can accelerate the adoption of regenerative and resilient agricultural solutions.
05 Nov 14:15 - 15:15
Sabesp presents: Resilience and the Future of the Cities Stage

Architecting Resilience: Urbanism and Housing on the Climate Agenda

Urban planning and architecture play a central role in building resilient cities, capable of protecting vulnerable populations, reducing risks, and promoting quality of life. This panel will discuss urban planning and housing solutions aligned with the climate agenda, addressing public policies, innovation in urban design, sustainable housing, green infrastructure, and community integration.
05 Nov 14:30 - 15:30
Sustainable Gastronomy space

Workshop – Whole-Use Watermelon Salad: a technique for each part of the fruit

By Instituto Capim Santo. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
05 Nov 14:30 - 15:30
Energy Transition and Decarbonization Stage

Implementing Circularity: Challenges and Opportunities

Advancing the circular economy is essential to addressing social and environmental challenges while fostering regenerative economic development. The transition from a linear model to circular practices requires integration among businesses, cooperatives, social innovation initiatives, and public policies. This panel will bring together complementary perspectives—combining international experience, social innovation, entrepreneurial practice, and education—to highlight how circularity can become a driving force for structural transformation in the State of São Paulo.
05 Nov 15:00 - 16:00
Climate Justice and Sociobiodiversity Stage

Active Communities: Territories of Hope

Building a fairer and more sustainable future depends on strengthening communities and valuing their territories. This panel brings together social leaders, institutes, public representatives, and civil society organizations to discuss how local initiatives can generate collective impact—addressing inequalities and fostering resilience in the face of environmental and social crises. Drawing from diverse experiences, the discussion explores pathways of cooperation that place equity, human rights, and social innovation at the heart of transformation.
05 Nov 15:15 - 16:15
Green Finance Stage

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.
05 Nov 15:30 - 16:30
Cosan presents: Green Economy Stage

Artificial Intelligence and Sustainability – Challenges and Opportunities

The expansion of artificial intelligence heralds a new era of efficiency and innovation, but also imposes a growing challenge: the high energy and environmental costs of the digital systems that sustain this revolution. Data centers, data mining, and the training of large AI models consume expressive volumes of energy and natural resources, pressuring global decarbonization targets. This panel discusses how governments, corporations (or companies), and researchers can align artificial intelligence with the principles of sustainability — through green infrastructure, computational efficiency, ethical governance, and the use of clean energy. The future of AI depends on its capacity to think, yes — but to think sustainably.