The November 13th program at COP30 highlighted how investments, bioeconomy, low-carbon agriculture, and multi-sectoral collaboration can accelerate the implementation of the climate agenda in Brazil. The bulletin compiles the main debates followed by CEBDS, including the Investment Portfolio for Ecological Transformation, the launch of Prospera Sociobio, the Agriculture Coalition, and discussions on measuring and reporting impacts on nature based on the TNFD (National Technology for Climate Change). The publication highlights pathways to direct capital, strengthen business solutions, and integrate climate, nature, and economic development in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
