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At the Amazon Summit held in Belém last August, countries of the largest tropical rainforest established a new common agenda aimed at promoting sustainable development and the conservation of forests, biodiversity, and water resources. This renewed regional commitment aims to drive urgent action to address the root causes of deforestation in the coming years and to contribute to the effective implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework and other international agreements.
What has been achieved so far and what lies ahead?
Programme
Moderation: Agnès Hallossserie, Biodiversity Director, IDDRI
- Introduction
Ambassador Ricardo Neiva Tavares, Ambassador of Brazil in France
Sébastien Treyer, IDDRI's Executive Director - Trends and issues related to the fight against deforestation in the Amazon: a scientific perspective
Raoni Rajão, Director of Deforestation and Policies to Fight Forest Fire, Ministry of the Environment of Brazil - What are the results of the Amazon Summit?
André Corrêa do Lago, Deputy Minister for Climate, Environment and Energy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil
Adriana Ramos, Political and socio-environmental rights advisor at Instituto Socioambiental (ISA) - What are the challenges and opportunities to finance the protection of the Amazon?
Juliette Landry, Research Fellow, IDDRI - Q&A
