Events
TFFF: O que já sabemos? Lançamento da cartilha para Povos Indígenas e Povos e Comunidades Tradicionais
[Only in Portuguese] Lançar a cartilha e promover um diálogo sobre o estágio atual do TFFF, seus avanços recentes e os desafios relacionados à construção da governança e à implementação do mecanismo no Brasil.
Brazil Climate Futures – Brazil 2030: Visions of Prosperity in a Climate-Constrained World
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Brazil’s Climate Agenda: Investment Progress and Global Opportunity at World Climate Summit Brazil’s Climate Agenda: Investment Progress and Global Opportunity at World Climate Summit
Delivery in a Shifting Global Economy: Why It Matters Now at World Climate Summit – Opening Panel
Climate Leadership | Leaders Who Transform Systems: How to Develop Diverse Leaders Capable of Connecting Sectors, Mobilizing People, and Accelerating Systemic Change – UNGA Panel
Scaling Climate Finance for Nature: What Works in Practice
- Challenges in developing and scaling climate finance vehicles for nature, particularly in emerging markets.
- What has worked in practice, including the role of catalytic capital, guarantees, grants, and technical assistance in mobilizing private investment.
- Lessons from financial innovation initiatives, including CPI’s Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance and the Catalytic Climate Finance Facility.
- The role of public policy and innovative public finance mechanisms, including experiences such as Eco Invest Brasil, in creating the conditions for private capital to flow toward climate and nature investments.
Business Case for Climate Adaptation: From Strategy to Investment
Climate Crossroads – Resilient rural systems: regenerative agriculture, carbon and finance
Webinar to Launch the Call for Proposals on Communication for Climate Action in Brazil
Over the past few years, iCS and its ecosystem of supported organizations have been producing technical knowledge, evidence, proposals, and strategic narratives on priority topics to accelerate the climate transition and promote a more resilient, inclusive, and competitive development model. At the same time, recent research demonstrates that, although Brazilian society recognizes the seriousness of climate change, this recognition still translates only in limited ways into
engagement and action. Overcoming this challenge requires new forms of communication capable of broadening the reach, understanding, and appropriation of this knowledge by different audiences. It is within this context that the Communication for Climate Action in Brazil call for proposals is situated, part of the implementation of the “Communication and Mobilization” Action Front of the Work Plan of the Engagement, Agents of Change and Climate Governance Axis of the Institute for Climate and Society (iCS). Its objective is not to support the production of new narratives, studies or independent institutional campaigns, but to
select organizations capable of developing, testing and implementing innovative solutions for communication, content distribution and social engagement, enhancing the dissemination of knowledge, evidence and strategic narratives already produced by the ecosystem. The webinar will therefore seek to explain the criteria and processes involved in submitting proposals for this call for proposals, in order to clarify any doubts.
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