{"id":23922,"date":"2021-10-30T16:42:06","date_gmt":"2021-10-30T16:42:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cebds.org\/noticia\/cebds-agenda-at-cop26\/"},"modified":"2023-06-23T14:26:58","modified_gmt":"2023-06-23T14:26:58","slug":"cebds-agenda-at-cop26","status":"publish","type":"noticia","link":"https:\/\/cebds.org\/en\/noticia\/cebds-agenda-at-cop26\/","title":{"rendered":"CEBDS schedule at COP26"},"content":{"rendered":"

November 3rd \u2013 Wednesday \u2013 Finance<\/strong>
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> Side event: The relevance of the business sector in strengthening global climate actions<\/strong>

Location: <\/strong> Brazil Climate Action Hub<\/a> (Blue Zone, Hall 4, entrance 4B \u2013 Pavilion 42)
Team:<\/strong>  from 2 pm to 5 pm (Glasgow time)
Organization: <\/strong> CEBDS, in partnership with the Climate and Society Institute

CEBDS holds one of the Hub's main events in partnership with the Climate and Society Institute. Face-to-face access is free and will be on a first-come, first-served basis. 

The event will be broadcast live HERE<\/a> .

Panel 1: Role of the business sector in achieving climate neutrality<\/strong> \u2013 2 pm to 3 pm
Marina Grossi, CEO \u2013 CEBDS
Gilberto Tomazoni, CEO \u2013 JBS
Marcelo Behar, Vice President of Sustainability and Corporate Affairs \u2013 Natura &Co
Erasmo Carlos Battistella, President and CEO \u2013 BSBIOS Industry and Commerce of Biodiesel South Brazil S\/A

Panel 2<\/strong> : Moving the Trillions: Aligning Finance and Public Policy for Decarbonization<\/strong> \u2013 3pm to 4pm
Karl Vella, Climate Policy Director, We Mean Business
Bruno Aranha, Credit Director Productive and Social and Environmental \u2013 BNDES
Grazielle Parenti, Vice President of Institutional Relations, Reputation and Sustainability \u2013 BRF
Rafael Gersely, Specialist in Sustainable Finance \u2013 Sitawi
Jos\u00e9 Pugas, Partner & Head of ESG and Agribusiness at JGP Credit

Panel 3: New forms of climate finance: Tools, Opportunities and Innovation to Unlock the New Economy<\/strong> \u2013 4 pm to 5 pm
Sean Kidney, CEO \u2013 Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI)
Marcelo Pasquini, Executive Superintendent of Sustainability \u2013 Bradesco
Eduardo Bastos, Director of Sustainability \u2013 Bayer Latin America
Vivian Macknight, Climate Change Manager \u2013 Vale
Daniel Contrucci, Executive Director \u2013 Climate Ventures

CLICK HERE for more information<\/a><\/strong>
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> Side event: WBCSD Business Manifesto for Climate Action Launch<\/strong>

Venue:<\/strong> Business Pavilion \u2013 The Climate Pledge Theatre, Hall 5
hours:<\/strong>  4pm \u2013 6pm (Glasgow time)
Organization: <\/strong> WBCSD

The WBCSD Business Manifesto for Climate Action represents the ambitions and collective actions of our members in a Global Action Plan. The session, with the participation of Marina Grossi, president of CEBDS, will provide an overview of the Manifesto and the role of companies in promoting climate recovery. The meeting will be led by CEOs of key WBCSD members who are taking global leadership steps in many of the areas of action and will show how businesses can drive real change.

Click here for more information<\/a><\/strong>
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November 4th \u2013 Thursday \u2013 Energy<\/strong>
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> Side event: Climate and development: visions for Brazil 2030<\/strong>

Location: <\/strong>Brazil Climate Action Hub<\/a>
Team:<\/strong> 4pm to 6pm (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong> Climate and Development Initiative: Visions for Brazil 2030

The event will present at the Brasil Hub visions for an ambitious future of decarbonization for Brazil, aiming at carbon neutrality until 2050 and ambitious goals for 2030. Participants will debate a new development model for the country that will have as central axes decarbonization, fair transition and the reduction of inequalities, and the reduction of deforestation.

Members of the Political and Technical Committees that make up the initiative will participate in different debate tables, including governors, CEOs, entrepreneurs, indigenous and peripheral leaders, among other key actors for the success of this transition.

Speakers:<\/strong>
Ana Toni \u2013 Climate and Society Institute
Emilio La Rovere \u2013 COPPE- UFRJ
Izabella Teixeira \u2013 Co-Chair IRP\/UNEP
Joenia Wapichana \u2013 Federal Deputy
Marcelo Rocha \u2013 Fridays For Future
Marina Grossi \u2013 CEBDS
Natalie Unterstell \u2013 Talanoa Institute
Renato Casagrande \u2013 Governor of Espirito Santo

The event will be broadcast live HERE<\/strong><\/a> . 

Click here for more information<\/strong><\/a>

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> Side event: Brazilian Investment Roundtable<\/strong>

Location: <\/strong>Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Team:<\/strong> 6pm to 7pm (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong> British Government

Closed dialogue to launch the SMI-Brazil Race to Zero Investment Forum. Regional Brazilian politicians will talk about their leadership in making net zero commitments and the types of infrastructure and natural capital investments that they are seeking to attract. Leading investors will be present as well as representatives of the High-Level Climate Champions.

The meeting will be private.<\/strong><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

November 5th \u2013 Friday \u2013 Youth and Public Empowerment<\/strong>
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> Side event: 3rd GAUC Graduate Forum Building Capacity for Carbon Finance<\/strong>

Location: <\/strong>Blue Zone \u2013 Hall 4 \u2013 CHINA CORPORATE PAVILION
Team:<\/strong> 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm (Glasgow time) 
Organization:<\/strong> China Brazil Center for Climate Change and Energy Technology Innovation (China Brazil Center) and Intelligent Construction Solutions Living Lab (LCICOPPE\/UFRJ) 

Marina Grossi, president of CEBDS participates in the event that will debate, within the scope of the III GAUC Postgraduate Forum, Training in Carbon Financing, how we can identify, question and critically analyze the options to be pursued for low-carbon development.

The forum will be hosted by the deputy director of Coppe\/UFRJ and director of the China-Brazil Center for Climate Change and Innovative Technologies for Energy, professor Suzana Kahn; and, in addition to CEBDS, the former minister for the environment, Izabella Teixeira, from the Brazilian Center for International Relations (Cebri), will also participate; and Professor Zhou Jian of Tsinghua University.

More information HERE<\/strong><\/a>

REGISTRATION HERE<\/a><\/strong>
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> Side event: A roadmap for a sustainable Amazon: From deforestation-driven to a socially inclusive and green economy
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Online event<\/strong>

Team:<\/strong> 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Glasgo time)
Organization:<\/strong> Foundation for Amazon Sustainability (FAS)

Marina Grossi, president of CEBDS participates in the panel \u201cFrom ESG Integration to Impact Investing: Climate Risk and Ways to Align Business Strategies with the objectives of the Paris Agreement.\u201d The purpose of this debate is to discuss the main risks and opportunities of climate finance, aligning ESG strategies with effective and impactful projects supported by the private sector.


The event will be broadcast LIVE <\/strong>on the Foundation's YouTube channel Sustainable Amazon<\/strong><\/a><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

November 7th \u2013 Sunday<\/strong>
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> Side event: Natura &Co GLF Event \u2013 Amazonia Is the Way to Our Future: Business as a Force for Good<\/strong>

Location:<\/strong> University of Glasgow
Team:<\/strong> 9 am to 10:30 am
Organization:<\/strong>  Natura &Co

Debate on the importance of the Post-2020 Biodiversity Framework, not only for an agreement on nature, but also for the Paris Agreement. This meeting will also examine what we can do to protect the Amazon and prevent it from reaching its tipping point.

Marina Grossi, CEBDS President
Roberto Waack, President Concertation for the Amazon
Tasso Azevedo, MapBiomas Coordinator, Brazilian Forest Service
Karen Oliveira, External Affairs Manager \u2013 The Nature Conservancy Brazil
Samela Awi\u00e1, Indigenous Environmental Activist
Lucy Coast, Communications Director Business for Nature

Moderation: Andrea Alvares, Chief Brand, Innovation, International and Sustainability Officer Natura

More information HERE<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/em><\/strong>
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> Meeting: Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment <\/strong>

Team:<\/strong> 12:00 to 13:00 (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong> The Government of Norway's International Climate and Forest Initiative (NICFI)

Meeting between the Minister of Climate and Environment Espen Barth Eide and representatives of civil society in Brazil, to debate climate and forests, challenges and opportunities. 
Brazil is a central partner of NICFI and Norway.

Private meeting.<\/strong>
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> Side event: Roundtable: From rhetoric to reality: Funding climate in Latin America<\/strong>

Location:<\/strong> Technology & Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde \u2013 99 George St, Glasgow G1 1RD, Conference Room 9
hours:<\/strong> 4 pm to 6 pm
Organization:<\/strong> The Climate Group

The members of the Latin American subnational government of the Under2 Coalition have demonstrated their ambition by moving forward with zero liquids goals, decarbonization pathways and international engagement. The Climate Group, as Coalition Under2 Secretariat, has reserved a space at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, to take advantage of COP26 to advance the climate action and financing agenda of Latin American states and regions.

Event for guests<\/strong><\/strong>
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November 8th \u2013 Monday \u2013 Adaptation, loss and damage<\/strong>
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> Side event: Business Climate Leadership in Brazil<\/strong>

Location: <\/strong>Business Pavilion<\/a> \u2013 The Climate Pledge Theatre, Hall 5
Team:<\/strong>  4 pm to 5 pm (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong>  CEBDS in partnership with We Mean Business and WBCSD

CEBDS holds a panel that will discuss the importance of the private sector, how it stands on the climate agenda and how the articulation of actions and dialogue between companies is carried out and sustained so that this agenda becomes robust and broad. To demonstrate how this occurs and resonates, the event will feature actors relevant to the Brazilian private sector and also in an international context.

The debate, moderated by Marina Grossi, president of CEBDS, includes the participation of:

Peter Bakker, CEO \u2013 WBCSD;
Sophie Punte, Managing Director of Policy \u2013 We Mean Business Coalition;
Andrea \u00c1lvares, Chief Brand, Innovation, International and Sustainability Officer \u2013 Natura.

The event will be broadcast live HERE <\/strong><\/a>

CLICK HERE for more information<\/a><\/strong><\/a>

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> Side event: WBCSD Reception and C-Suite Dinner at COP26<\/strong>

Location:<\/strong>  Goals House \u2013 Glasgow
Organization: <\/strong> WBCSD, in partnership with Natura &Co and Arcadis

This is an invitation-only event. The dinner will bring together a select group of CEOs, CFOs and impactful climate leaders to talk about positive climate action for nature that contributes to mid-century climate recovery.

Click here for more information<\/strong><\/a>
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November 9th \u2013 Tuesday \u2013 Gender, Science and Innovation<\/strong>
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> Side event: Science-based goals: the role of subnational governments and Brazil non-state actors<\/em> in the implementation of the Paris Agreement<\/strong>

Location: <\/strong> Brazil Climate Action Hub<\/a>
Team:<\/strong> 2 pm to 5 pm (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong> Climate Business Initiative (IEC) in partnership with C40 and IPAM 

What do science-based climate goals mean for different sectors? This panel intends to answer that question and explain why these are key strategies for a virtuous cycle of net-zero ambition. Representatives from sub-national governments, businesses and other organizations will discuss their experiences in implementing targets in the land use change, industrial and energy & transport sectors. They will discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with different levels of maturity and situations, so that they understand the importance of joining forces to campaign Race to Zero (RTZ) and the other alliances that seek global net-zero to maximum in 2050.

The event will be broadcast live HERE<\/strong><\/a> <\/strong>

Opening:<\/strong><\/a>
Alberto Carillo Pineda, Executive Director and founder of the Science Based Targets Initiative;
Ilan Cuperstein, deputy regional director for Latin America for the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group Network;
Inamara Melo, Coordinator of the Climate CT of the Brazilian Association of State Environmental Entities and Executive Secretary for the Environment and Sustainability of Pernambuco.

Panel 1: Goals Based on Science and Land Use<\/strong> (2:00 pm to 3:00 pm)
Moderation: Andr\u00e9 Guimar\u00e3es \u2013 IPAM.
Helder Barbalho, Governor of Par\u00e1;
Andrea Alvares, Chief Brand, Innovation, International and Sustainability Officer \u2013 Natura;
Lucia Rodrigues, Philanthropy Leader \u2013 Microsoft Brazil.

Panel 2: Targets Based on Science and Industry<\/strong>(3 pm to 4 pm)
Moderation: Nat\u00e1lia Renteria, Climate Manager \u2013 CEBDS.
Oswaldo Lucon, Climate Change Advisor at the Infrastructure and Environment Secretariat (SIMA) of the S\u00e3o Paulo government;
Marcelo Calero, Municipal Secretary of Government and Public Integrity for the city of Rio de Janeiro;
Francisco Razzolini, Director of Industrial Technology, Innovation, Sustainability and Projects at Klabin;
Taise Beduschi, Sustainability Manager for the Malwee Group.

Panel 3: Targets Based on Science and Energy & Transport<\/strong> (4pm to 5pm)
Jos\u00e9 Bertotti, Secretary of Environment and Sustainability of Pernambuco;
Marta Suplicy, Municipal Secretary for International Relations of the city of S\u00e3o Paulo.

Click here to learn more<\/a><\/strong> <\/em><\/strong>
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>Side event: Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action<\/strong>

Location: <\/strong> The SSE Hydro (Blue Zone) \u2013 Action Room 1
hours: <\/strong> 11:30 am to 2:30 pm (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong> WBCSD

Based on the Industry Action Paths developed by the Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action, the Action Event Industry will build on the strong momentum demonstrated by industry participants towards a greater ambition to deliver net zero by 2050 and build industry resilience to the impacts of climate change .

The session will highlight the role of key enablers such as finance, technology and ambitious policies to help accelerate systems transformation. It will explore how key industries are critical financial levers, as well as new technological innovations to drive needed change. Key representatives will also outline the key policy levers needed to support and drive further industry ambition and action for transformation.

Participating in the debate are:<\/strong>
Shari Friedman, Managing Director, Climate and Sustainability, IFC
Marina Grossi, President CEBDS
Herv\u00e9 Duteil \u2013 Head of Sustainability, BNP Paribas Americas
Alistair Domer, Representative Executive Officer, Executive Vice President and Executive Officer Hitachi, Ltd.
Sriya Sundaresan Co-CEO, Transition Zero

CLICK HERE for more information<\/strong><\/a>
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November 10th \u2013 Wednesday \u2013 Transportation<\/strong>
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>Side event: Nature-based solutions as a lever to solve the climate crisis<\/strong>

Location:  <\/strong>Brazil Climate Action Hub<\/a>
Team:<\/strong>  9:45 am to 11:00 am (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong>  CEBDS, in partnership with iCS

Nature-based solutions are a convergence point between two of the greatest emergencies for humanity in the 21st century: climate change and the biodiversity crisis. This panel will explore the challenges and opportunities on the agenda and how the business sector can incorporate these variables and be an important pioneering agent of this new reality.

The event will be broadcast live HERE<\/strong><\/a> 

Participants: 
\u2013 Valerie Kapos, Head of Programme, Climate Change and Biodiversity \u2013 UN Environment Program World Conservation Monitoring Center (UNEP WCMC);
\u2013 Cristina Gil, Suzano Executive Director of Sustainability;
\u2013 Teresa Vernaglia, CEO of BRK Ambiental;
\u2013 Alessandra Fajardo, Agricultural Policy and Stakeholder Relations Director at Bayer;
\u2013 Henrique Luz, Technical Coordinator CEBDS.

Moderated by
Chris Buss, Deputy Director of the IUCN Global Forest and Climate Change Programme.<\/td><\/tr>

> Side event: Natura & CEBDSLocation: Barras Arts & Design (Glasgow)<\/strong>

hours:<\/strong>  17:00 to 18:30 (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong>  Natura and CEBDS

This is an invitation-only event. CEBDS and Natura & Co invite leaders for a conversation about the actions of the Brazilian private sector to achieve Climate Neutrality in Brazil during COP 26 in Glasgow.<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

November 11 \u2013 Thursday \u2013 Cities, regions and built environments<\/strong>
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> Side event: Climate neutrality in Brazil: an end to deforestation in the Amazon and action by the business sector<\/strong>

Location:<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0 Blue Zone, C \u2013 Side events \u2013 Event rooms Derwentwater\/ Room 4
Team:<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0from 4:45 pm to 6:00 pm (Glasgow time)
Organization:<\/strong>\u00a0CEBDS, in partnership with IPAM

The CEBDS event is part of the Conference program. The purpose of the panel is to show the actions of Brazilian companies in the mobilization to achieve the climate neutrality agenda and net goals of zero emissions by 2050.\u00a0

Speakers:
Marina Grossi (CEBDS)
Andr\u00e9 Guimar\u00e3es (IPAM)
Helder Barbalho (State Governor of Par\u00e1)
Marcello Britto (ABAG)
Gabriela Savian (IPAM)
Cristiano Oliveira (Suzano)
Alessandra Fajardo (Bayer)

The event will be broadcast live here<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/strong><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

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