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Brazil Pavilion

Hosted by Ministry of the Environment with ApexBrasil (Brazil).

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The Brazil Pavilion is coordinated by Brazil's Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, the COP30 presidency and ApexBrasil, the trade and investment promotion agency. It sits in the and is divided into two spaces: the Belém Room, focused on Brazilian society, and the Global Mutirão Room, covering the Global Climate and its six pillars.

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Programme: 106 sessions
Last checked: 23 Oct 2026
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Programme

106 sessions over 10 days. Times are Antalya time.

Day 1 of COP31 · Food, Agriculture and Health day

Monday 9 November

10 sessions

12:45to 13:45
Adaptation: Integrated Social Technologies for Health, Water, and Food in Amazonian Communities
Adaptation and resilienceWaterHealthSource
12:45to 13:45
From Belem to Antalya: Accelerating a Just and Inclusive Food Systems Transformation through Policy Convergence and Coherence
Agriculture and food systemsJust transitionSource
14:00to 15:00
Feeding the Future, Cooling the Present: Restoring Farmland to Grow Food Security while Cutting Methane
Agriculture and food systemsAdaptation and resilienceSource
14:00to 15:00
From Climate Ambition to Action: Resilient Health Systems and Locally Led Solutions
HealthAdaptation and resilienceSource
15:15to 16:15
Beyond Fossil Fuels: The Ghana Pilot for Exporter-Importer Partnerships
Fossil fuel phase-outTrade and competitivenessSource
15:15to 16:15
Amazonia that Produces and Conserves: Sociobioeconomy for the World
Forests and land useIndigenous peoples and communitiesSource
16:30to 17:30
Contributions of Economic and Social Councils to the Protection of Biomes, Energy Transition, and the Development of Green Industries
Governance and multilateralismEnergy transitionIndustry and manufacturingSource
16:30to 17:30
NDC 3.0 by the Numbers: Insights from Countries to Accelerate Implementation
Governance and multilateralismSource
17:45to 18:45
Brazil Pavillion Opening
Governance and multilateralismSource
17:45to 18:45
Brazil Pavillion Opening
Governance and multilateralismSource

Day 2 of COP31 · Energy and Transport day

Tuesday 10 November

16 sessions

09:00to 10:00
Vituke Indigenous Fund: Supporting Indigenous Stewardship of Forests and Nature
Indigenous peoples and communitiesForests and land useClimate financeSource
09:00to 10:00
Food Security, Bioinputs, and Resilient Food Systems
Agriculture and food systemsAdaptation and resilienceSource
10:15to 11:15
PAS TERRA: Progress from Belem to Antalya and a path to the future in transformation through agroecology and agroforestry
Agriculture and food systemsForests and land useSource
10:15to 11:15
From Industry to Mobility: Brazilian Solutions for Battery Decarbonization and Circularity
Zero Waste & Circular EconomyMaterials transitionTransport and mobilitySource
11:30to 12:30
Calibrating the Global Compass: From Local Development to Pathways for a Just Transition Beyond Fossil Fuels
Just transitionFossil fuel phase-outSource
11:30to 12:30
Launch of the Coal Transition Partnerships
Fossil fuel phase-outJust transitionSource
12:45to 13:45
Trade and Climate in the New Global Geopolitics
Trade and competitivenessGovernance and multilateralismSource
12:45to 13:45
Delivering the Belem 4x Pledge: The Maritime Pathway for Hydrogen Derivatives
Transport and mobilityEnergy transitionSource
14:00to 15:00
Sustainable growth opportunities - Scaling Brazilian SAF, from local production to global offtake
Transport and mobilityEnergy transitionSource
14:00to 15:00
Brazil on the Path to Zero Deforestation by 2030: Results and Challenges
Forests and land useSource
15:15to 16:15
Transforming the Automotive Industry: Accelerating the Transition to Low-Carbon Mobility
Transport and mobilityIndustry and manufacturingSource
15:15to 16:15
Convening a Network for Zero-Emission Freight: e-Dutra and the Global MOU
Transport and mobilitySource
16:30to 17:30
Sustainable Finance: Mobilizing capital to accelerate the Climate Transition
Climate financeSource
16:30to 17:30
Just Transition: Decent Work, Poverty Reduction, and Energy Access for the Peoples of the Global South
Just transitionEnergy transitionSource
17:45to 18:45
Forests, Communities, and Climate Finance: Solutions from Emerging Economies for a Low-Carbon Economy
Forests and land useClimate financeSource
17:45to 18:45
From Belem to Antalya: Dialogue on Energy and Transport Transitions
Energy transitionTransport and mobilitySource

Day 3 of COP31 · Zero Waste day

Wednesday 11 November

16 sessions

09:00to 10:00
Industry in Transition: Partnerships for Implementation
Industry and manufacturingMaterials transitionSource
09:00to 10:00
Tracking adaptation efforts: Emerging practices on piloting the Belem Adaptation Indicators (BAI)
Adaptation and resilienceGovernance and multilateralismSource
10:15to 11:15
Energy Planning for Implementation and Investment - Regional Experiences
Energy transitionGrids and storageSource
10:15to 11:15
The Cooling Dilemma: Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Climate Adaptation in Brazil
Buildings and coolingAdaptation and resilienceSource
11:30to 12:30
Connected Carbon Markets: Article 6, CORSIA, and the Challenges of Interoperability
Carbon markets and Article 6Source
11:30to 12:30
Strategic Minerals: From Transition to a New Industrial Era
Critical mineralsIndustry and manufacturingSource
12:45to 13:45
From Climate-Smart Agriculture to Finance: Scaling Investment for Resilient Agrifood Systems
Agriculture and food systemsClimate financeSource
12:45to 13:45
Scaling Up Climate-Smart Livestock Farming: Innovation, Carbon Mitigation, and Resilience in the Semi-Arid Region
Agriculture and food systemsAdaptation and resilienceSource
14:00to 15:00
We Need to Talk About Overshoot
Governance and multilateralismSource
14:00to 15:00
Electrification Begins with Wind and a Competitive Industry
RenewablesIndustry and manufacturingSource
15:15to 16:15
Implementing the Roadmap on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels: Partnerships for Action in the Next Critical Decade
Fossil fuel phase-outSource
15:15to 16:15
From Strategy to Implementation: Brazil's National Nature-Based Solutions Agenda
BiodiversityForests and land useSource
16:30to 17:30
From Commitment to Capital: Financing the Low Carbon Freight Transition
Transport and mobilityClimate financeSource
16:30to 17:30
Social Participation and the COP30 Legacy: Climate Justice, Global Ethical Stocktake (GES) Actions, and Implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)
Governance and multilateralismJust transitionSource
17:45to 18:45
Forest Energies: Open Innovation to Transform Energy Access
Forests and land useEnergy transitionSource
17:45to 18:45
Climate Weeks driving the Global Climate Action Agenda 365 days per year
Governance and multilateralismSource

Day 4 of COP31 · Resilient Cities and Built Environment day

Thursday 12 November

16 sessions

09:00to 10:00
The Contribution of Courts of Accounts to Climate Accountability in Brazil
Governance and multilateralismSource
09:00to 10:00
Cutting Methane, Creating Value: The NOW Plan One Year After COP30
Fossil methaneSource
10:15to 11:15
Accelerating NAP Implementation: Experiences from Latin America and the Caribbean
Adaptation and resilienceSource
10:15to 11:15
Adaptation from the Territories: Black Youth and Peripheries in Climate Action
Adaptation and resilienceYouth and educationSource
11:30to 12:30
Connecting climate action to people's lives: lessons learned at COP30
Governance and multilateralismSource
11:30to 12:30
Carbon Markets: From Brazil's Potential to Investments at Scale
Carbon markets and Article 6Climate financeSource
12:45to 13:45
Climate Risk Mapping as a Foundation for Adaptation Solutions
Adaptation and resilienceSource
12:45to 13:45
Beat the Heat: Accelerating Extreme Heat Resilience in Brazil and beyond
Adaptation and resilienceCities and local governmentSource
14:00to 15:00
Building the Transition: Accelerating Electrification & Climate-Resilient Cities
Buildings and coolingCities and local governmentEnergy transitionSource
14:00to 15:00
Launch of the IndicaClima System and Highlights on the Implementation of the 2024-2035 Climate Plan
Governance and multilateralismSource
15:15to 16:15
From Roadmap to Implementation: mobilizing collective action by 2030
Governance and multilateralismSource
15:15to 16:15
From Formulation to Monitoring: South American Experiences with Local Climate Action Plans
Cities and local governmentGovernance and multilateralismSource
16:30to 17:30
From Multilateral to Local: Brazil's National Roadmap
Governance and multilateralismCities and local governmentSource
16:30to 17:30
From Global Stocktake to Delivery: Business Action Across the Six Action Agenda Axes
Governance and multilateralismIndustry and manufacturingSource
17:45to 18:45
Pavilion Organizing Committee Solemn Session
Governance and multilateralismSource
17:45to 18:45
Pavilion Organizing Committee Solemn Session
Governance and multilateralismSource

Day 5 of COP31 · Finance and Trade day

Friday 13 November

12 sessions

09:00to 10:00
OCCCM: a joint effort to interoperability between markets and to increase global climate ambition
Carbon markets and Article 6Source
09:00to 10:00
Climate Governance, Transparency, and Participation: Opportunities under the Escazu Agreement
Governance and multilateralismSource
10:15to 11:15
Jobs and Skills for the New Economy, from global action plans to national delivery
Just transitionSource
10:15to 11:15
From the Amazon to Brazil's Biomes: Science, Monitoring, and a New Agenda for Financing Nature Conservation at Scale
BiodiversityClimate financeForests and land useSource
11:30to 12:30
Resilient Cities: Investment for the Adaptation of Urban Infrastructure
Cities and local governmentAdaptation and resilienceBuildings and coolingSource
11:30to 12:30
Unlocking international capital for the productive restoration of degraded lands
Forests and land useClimate financeSource
12:45to 13:45
Harmonizing Carbon Accounting to Enable Industrial Decarbonization: International Cooperation in a Diversifying Policy Landscape
Industry and manufacturingCarbon markets and Article 6Source
12:45to 13:45
Financing the Transition: Enabling the Decarbonization of Brazilian Transport
Transport and mobilityClimate financeSource
14:00to 15:00
Forests, Land Tenure, and Climate Goals: Advancing Indigenous Land Tenure Commitments and the Tropical Forests Forever Fund for Indigenous Peoples, People of African Descent, and Local Communities
Forests and land useIndigenous peoples and communitiesClimate financeSource
15:15to 16:15
Implementation of Brazil's Carbon Market: Progress and Next Steps
Carbon markets and Article 6Source
16:30to 17:30
Circularity at Scale: How to Transform Waste into a competitive, Low-Carbon Industry
Zero Waste & Circular EconomyWaste managementIndustry and manufacturingSource
17:45to 18:45
From the COP to the Territory: Connecting Small Businesses to Climate Finance
Climate financeSource

Day 6 of COP31 · Children, Youth, Education and Skills day

Saturday 14 November

8 sessions

09:00to 10:00
Decarbonizing Urban Mobility: Municipal Implementation, Federal Policy, Financing, and Scaling Up
Transport and mobilityCities and local governmentSource
10:15to 11:15
From Persecution to Leadership: Faith Communities in the Climate Agenda
Governance and multilateralismSource
11:30to 12:30
Climate Justice and Environmental Racism: From Planning to Action in Vulnerable Territories
Just transitionGovernance and multilateralismSource
12:45to 13:45
From COP30 to COP31: Advancing the Recognition of People of African Descent in Climate Governance
Governance and multilateralismJust transitionSource
14:00to 15:00
Youth at the Center of Climate Implementation: Planning, Financing, and Territorial Action
Youth and educationClimate financeSource
15:15to 16:15
Indigenous Women, Science, and Territorial Protection in the Deforestation Belt
Indigenous peoples and communitiesGenderForests and land useSource
16:30to 17:30
Rio Synergy in Practice: Integrated Fire Management and Ecosystem Restoration
Forests and land useBiodiversitySource
17:45to 18:45
From Local to Regional Cooperation: Where Are Carbon Markets Heading in Latin America and the Caribbean?
Carbon markets and Article 6Source

Day 8 of COP31 · Science, Industry and Technology day

Monday 16 November

7 sessions

10:15to 11:15
Great Carnivals, Great Solutions: Culture, Sustainability, and Social Inclusion
Cities and local governmentWaste managementSource
11:30to 12:30
Sustainable and Verifiable Amazon: Innovation and Governance for Deforestation-Free Supply Chains
Forests and land useTrade and competitivenessGovernance and multilateralismSource
12:45to 13:45
From Financing to Scale: Subnational Technology Platforms for Climate Resilience
Climate financeAdaptation and resilienceCities and local governmentSource
14:00to 15:00
Technologies for a Just Transition: Digital Inclusion, AI, and Solutions to Combat Climate Change
AI and dataJust transitionSource
15:15to 16:15
Climate Transparency in Brazilian Agriculture: Inventories and Perspectives on Agriculture and Land Use
Agriculture and food systemsGovernance and multilateralismForests and land useSource
16:30to 17:30
Guanabara Bay: From Science to Action with The Ocean Cleanup to Advance the Blue Economy, Circularity, and Water Security
Oceans and seasZero Waste & Circular EconomyWaterSource
17:45to 18:45
Energy Transition: How Can Brazil Accelerate Its Shift Away from Fossil Fuels?
Energy transitionFossil fuel phase-outSource

Day 9 of COP31 · Ocean, Seas, Nature and Land Use day

Tuesday 17 November

7 sessions

10:15to 11:15
From Capital Mobilization to Fiscal Subsidy Reform: Levers to Finance Climate Action and Ecological Transformation
Climate financeGovernance and multilateralismSource
11:30to 12:30
Dialogues on Evidence and Experiences: Pathways to Equitable Climate Adaptation in Brazilian Municipalities
Adaptation and resilienceCities and local governmentSource
12:45to 13:45
Access to Healthy and Sustainable Food: Local Experiences for Global Transformation
Agriculture and food systemsHealthSource
14:00to 15:00
Ecosystems at the Limit: Extreme Heat and Tipping Points on Land and at Sea
BiodiversityOceans and seasAdaptation and resilienceSource
15:15to 16:15
Sociobioeconomy as a Global Climate Solution: Voices from the Global South
Forests and land useJust transitionSource
16:30to 17:30
The Future Is Blue: Brazilian Climate Solutions
Oceans and seasSource
17:45to 18:45
Climate Change and Its Impacts on Brazilian Fishing Communities
Oceans and seasAdaptation and resilienceSource

Day 10 of COP31 · Human and Social Development day

Wednesday 18 November

7 sessions

10:15to 11:15
Philanthropy, Private Social Investment, and Climate Finance: Pathways to Integrated Action
Climate financeSource
11:30to 12:30
The Global Ethical Stocktake in Practice: Equity and Justice in Climate Implementation Toward GST-2
Governance and multilateralismJust transitionSource
12:45to 13:45
Those who care for territories build resilience: water, sociobiodiversity, and climate justice in the Cerrado and Caatinga.
WaterBiodiversityJust transitionSource
14:00to 15:00
Territories That Nourish and Sustain Life: Women, Sociobiodiversity, and Climate Justice
GenderBiodiversityJust transitionSource
15:15to 16:15
Climate Resilience Protocols: Environmental Education, State Action, and Territorial Experiences
Youth and educationAdaptation and resilienceSource
16:30to 17:30
The Legacy of Family Farming in Food Systems for a Just Transition
Agriculture and food systemsJust transitionSource
17:45to 18:45
Traditional Peoples and Communities at the Center of Climate Action: Brazil's Bolsa Verde Program and International Experiences with Payments for Environmental Services
Indigenous peoples and communitiesClimate financeForests and land useSource

Day 11 of COP31 · İmece: Enhancing Implementation day

Thursday 19 November

7 sessions

10:15to 11:15
Implementation of the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting: Progress and Challenges of Brazil's Initiative
Governance and multilateralismSource
11:30to 12:30
Biomes, Climate, and Biodiversity: Subnational Solutions for a Resilient Brazil
BiodiversityCities and local governmentSource
12:45to 13:45
Climate Federalism in Action: The Role of Subnational Governments in Meeting Adaptation Targets
Cities and local governmentAdaptation and resilienceGovernance and multilateralismSource
14:00to 15:00
Plano Clima: Macroeconomic Impacts and Climate Federalism
Governance and multilateralismSource
15:15to 16:15
JREDD+ and REM in the Amazon: Transforming Environmental Public Policies
Forests and land useCarbon markets and Article 6Source
16:30to 17:30
Courts of Accounts as Drivers of Climate Agenda Implementation: Governance, Evidence, and Impact
Governance and multilateralismSource
17:45to 18:45
The Role of Parliamentary Diplomacy in Multilevel Governance and Promoting Just Transitions to a New Economy
Governance and multilateralismJust transitionSource

Thematic days run through the whole venue. See what each day is about →