Coalizão de Agricultura

agriculture coalition

Composed of companies and organizations at the forefront of sustainable and regenerative agriculture, the coalition aims for innovation and impact reduction to lead the Brazilian green agenda.

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With a fundamental role in the country's economy and enormous potential to lead a more sustainable future, the Brazilian agricultural sector has the potential to significantly reduce its emissions and become a global benchmark in low-carbon agriculture. More efficient and regenerative practices are already showing that it is possible to produce more with less impact, strengthening the countryside and contributing to the country's climate goals.

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The Agriculture Coalition, enabled by Amaggi, Nestlé, Tereos, Syngenta, Bayer, and Citrosuco, brings together more than 40 organizations across the agribusiness value chain. The Coalition presents a unified, science-based proposal to support the decarbonization of Brazilian agriculture, providing technical and strategic input to inform the implementation pathways of the country's new Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC).

of livestock, while recovering pastures and improving land use.

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THE STUDY

The Coalition's work culminated in the delivery of a document to the President of COP30, André Corrêa do Lago, outlining the main actions the sector can take to become a benchmark in productivity and sustainability.

The combination of practical solutions, financial tools, and supportive political signals presented in the document is what can transform Brazilian agriculture into a global benchmark for regenerative and climate-smart production—while simultaneously enhancing the sector's competitiveness and resilience.

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A Agriculture Coalition brings together more than 40 agribusiness organizations in a collaborative initiative, coordinated by CEBDS and made possible by Amaggi, Nestlé, Tereos, Syngenta, Bayer and Citrosuco, to boost the decarbonization and regeneration of Brazilian agriculture.

Technically coordinated by CEBDS and PSR and made possible by ABRADEE, ABRATE, ABEEÓLICA, ABRACE, ABIAPE and ABRAGE, the initiative promotes a structured dialogue between the axes of generation, transmission, distribution and consumption, building consensus and mapping concrete actions to make the electrical system cleaner, more modern and resilient.

Coordinated by CEBDS and made possible by Vale, with support from Fundo Vale, Ibram and Catavento Consultoria, Essential Minerals Coalition is a collaborative initiative that brings together companies and institutions to drive decarbonization of mining and strengthen Brazil's role in global energy transition.

Download the documents:

Climate, Energy and Sustainable Finance, Coalitions

September 22, 2026

Playbook: Sectoral Business Coalitions for Climate Action Scaling a Proven Model Across the Globe

Energy Coalition, Coalitions

November 11, 2025

Full Report from the Energy Coalition

Agriculture Coalition, Coalitions

October 24, 2025

Agriculture Coalition Full Report

Minerals Coalition, Coalitions

October 24, 2025

agriculture coalition

THE STUDY

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