COP30 in Brazil: context, expectations and key milestones on the road to Belém 2025
Tuesday, 21 January, 2025, 14:30-16:30 CET
COP30 in 2025, hosted in Belém at the heart of the Amazon, marks a decade since the Paris Agreement and underscores the Amazon’s critical role in global climate solutions. Against a backdrop of global challenges, the conference offers Brazil a unique opportunity to lead ambitious climate discussions focused on nature-based solutions, adaptation, and just transitions.
Organized by the Arapyaú Institute, Brazil Climate Institute (BCI), Instituto Clima e Sociedade (iCS) and Capital for Climate, this panel will bring together key stakeholders to explore COP30’s significance, expected outcomes, and milestones leading to Belém.
with:
- Amb. André Correa do Lago, Secretary for Climate, Energy and Environment, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Maria Netto, Executive Director, Institute for Climate and Society
- Renata Piazzon, Director General, Arapyau Institute
- Tony Lent, Co-Founder, Capital for Climate
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