It came out today, in the newspaper Valor Econômico, Open Letter to Candidates The proposal, developed jointly with its member companies and signed by 21 of its CEOs, presents a series of proposals to scale up best sustainability practices and create a regulatory environment conducive to this development. Aiming to attract the attention of candidates, the goal is to implement initiatives capable of promoting sustainable solutions for the country, in addition to improving the quality of life of Brazilians.

Marina Grossi, president of CEBDS, highlighted that the initial agenda includes 27 proposals addressing topics such as mobility, energy, education, and sustainable construction, selected to meet society's demands and transform environmental assets into competitive advantages. "These proposals are based on sustainability, common sense, and the need to break with current standards and roles that have already proven incapable of solving our most pressing problems," she stated.

The document CEBDS Agenda – For a Sustainable Country will be launched in August in São Paulo. The letter, along with CEBDS, is signed by the CEOs of the following companies: Abralatas, Brasil Kirin, Braskem, DNV, Dow Latin America, Ecofrotas, EY, GE, Lafarge, Masisa, Pirelli, Rhodia Solvay Group, Shell, Siemens, Syngenta, Unilever, Renova Energia, Schneider Electric, Monsanto, Pepsico, and BRF.