The document summarizes the work of the Agribusiness Coalition, formed by more than 40 entities and coordinated by CEBDS, focusing on positioning the sector as a protagonist of the Brazilian climate agenda towards COP30. The study shows that agribusiness is an essential part of the solution to achieve the net zero by 2050, with the potential to reduce between 400 and 500 MtCO₂e per year through practices such as direct planting, crop-livestock-forest integration, expansion of high-vigor pastures It is increased herd productivity. These actions, classified as regenerative and low-carbon agriculture, require estimated investments of US$ 120 to 170 billion by 2050 and depend on the expansion of public and private catalytic capital. The study reinforces that solutions are already available and economically viable, but they need financial incentives, green credit policies and the promotion of sustainable practices to ensure a fair and competitive transition in the Brazilian countryside
