In 2019, the Brazilian Coalition faced the enormous challenge of building dialogue with a new government. The movement achieved the objective of presenting its proposals to decision makers and did its part to show that the implementation of this agenda is a great opportunity for the country. Check in this report the main highlights in the last year. Read more>>

Check out Brazilian Coalition Strategic Agenda for the Government sent to the office of the Minister of the Environment. The document is structured in four lines of action: Illegal Deforestation and Land Ownership Legalization, Ecological-Economic Zoning, Recognition of the Economic Value of Forests and Bioeconomy. Read more>>

Check out Brazilian Coalition's position paper about the Provisional Measure 910, that regards “land ownership legalization of occupations located in areas of the Brazilian Federal Government”. This measure can be approved by the National Congress and brings risks. Read more>>

In 2019, the Brazilian Coalition faced the enormous challenge of building dialogue with a new government. In 2020, the movement bets on being closer to Congress. The Task Forces began to function this year and made key contributions. Also, the Coalition has expanded its presence in international debates. Read more>>

The Coalition was invited to participate in official COP 25 events. Marcelo Furtado, member of the movement's Strategic Group, participated at the High-Level Meeting on Forests organized by UNFCCC. André Guimarães, Coalition cofacilitator, participated in the side event "Nature-based solutions: mangrove conservation and zero deforestation". Read more>>

The Coalition also participated in various debates at the Brazil Climate Action Hub, a space funded by the Institute for Climate and Society, in which the climate issue in the Brazilian and Latin American context was discussed. The movement also held a press conference and was invited to attend other events during the conference. Read more>>

As a result of a collective work involving over 200 people, the Brazilian Coalition presents its vision for the future for forests and agriculture. The publication was reported today by the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo. Check out the complete publication, the Executive Summary and the video about the vision. Read more >>

Check out the report with the main messages of the scientific seminar promoted by the Brazilian Coalition on data regarding the dynamics of land use and cover. Link here >>

Watch this video to know why the Brazilian Coalition was created and what are the challenges we face to promote a low carbon economy in Brazil. Watch now>> 

The main role of Coalition is to articulate and facilitate actions for the country to promote a new economic development model, based on the low carbon economy. Check out the governance and the main processes of the moviment to achieve this goal. Read more>>