In the week in which we celebrate World Environment Day (5th June), a significant milestone was made official: the Presidency of the Republic signed a decree establishing the National Bioeconomy Strategy, which aims to coordinate and implement public policies aimed at the development of bioeconomy, in conjunction with civil society and the private sector.
Through the UK Pact, a consortium was formed, led by the Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS), and with the participation of Arapyaú Institute, Coalition Brazil Climate, Forests and Agriculture and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Brazil and which has dedicated itself to providing technical support to the Secretariat of Bioeconomy, of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, responsible for implementing public policies related to the strategy.
