
OUR BIGGEST ASSET, RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL OF US
BUSINESS MOVEMENT THROUGH THE AMAZON
The Amazon rainforest is the largest of the world's tropical forests and accommodates more than half of the planet's biodiversity. About 30 million species of animals are present there and approximately 30 million people live in the region. To guarantee the socio-environmental preservation and sustainable development of such a vast and diverse territory, all social sectors must work together.
The Business Movement for the Amazon brings together large companies in Brazil to express concern about the negative perception of the country's image abroad in relation to socio-environmental issues in the Amazon and other Brazilian biomes and to reinforce the support and participation of the Brazilian business sector for taking positive actions .
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Business Movement for the Amazon 2022

Cristiano Pinto da Costa, President of Shell Brazil

Veronica Coelho, President of Equinor Brazil

Ricardo Guimarães, President of BNP Paribas Brazil

Fabio Schettino, president of Hidrovias do Brasil

Leonardo Linden, CEO of Ipiranga

Maurício Rodrigues, president of Bayer Crop Science Latin America

Feliciano Almeida, President of Michelin

Ricardo Botelho, CEO of Grupo Energisa

Pablo Fava, President of Siemens

Marina Grossi, President of CEBDS, for Biodiversity Day

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Compiled CEOs (PT/BR)

Marina Grossi, CEO CEBDS

Marcos Matias, CEO Schneider Electric Brazil

Ulisses Sabará, CEO Grupo Sabará

Eduardo Bartolomeo, CEO Vale

João Paulo Ferreira, CEO Group Natura & Co Latin America and Natura

Tania Cosentino, CEO of Microsoft Brazil

Marcelo Melchior, CEO Nestlé Brazil
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amazon WORKGROUP
The main objective of the CEBDS Amazon Working Group (GT) is to raise awareness and engage companies in issues relevant to the Amazon, as well as to take a position on actions of business leadership to promote positive impacts, which reconcile production and preservation for the development and maintenance of the standing forest. The WG has the active participation of more than 70 companies from different sectors and value chains, which operate or not in the region.
CHECK THE 7 POINTS DEFENDED BY THE MOVEMENT

Inflexible and comprehensive fight against illegal deforestation in the Amazon and other Brazilian biomes.

Social and economic inclusion of local communities to ensure the preservation of forests.

Minimization of the environmental impact in the use of natural resources in the economic activities derived therefrom.

Valuing and preserving biodiversity as an integral part of business strategies.

Adoption of carbon credit trading mechanisms.

Directing financing and investments towards a circular and low-carbon economy.

Incentive packages for economic recovery from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic conditioned to a circular and low-carbon economy.
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The Communiqué of the Brazilian Business Sector has the signatures of business leaders, some of whom have extensive experience in business solutions based on the bioeconomy, with added value and product traceability.
In addition to the signatory companies, which cover the various economic segments, such as commerce, services, industry and finance, there are also investors who adhere to the document and support from institutions and associations.
























