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Alternatives for quantifying global greenhouse gas emissions to be integrated into climate agenda planning.

Broaden voices and include social participation in decision-making related to the climate agenda.

Promoting low-carbon agriculture, linking conservation to agricultural productivity; Valuing family farming for food security and climate balance.

Emphasize the urgency of implementing nature-based climate change adaptation measures that protect all populations – especially the most vulnerable – from extreme weather events.

Thinking about funding avenues and initiatives to increase native vegetation cover through human action.

Propose ways to increase the climate resilience of the Amazon in the face of large-scale changes in the social scenario, as a result of transformations in the regional ecosystem.

Scaling up the implementation of climate finance, as well as its fair distribution among countries and communities.

Transformation of unprotected public areas into conservation units, indigenous territories and quilombolas to reduce deforestation, cut emissions and meet nationally determined contributions.

To propose science-based solutions for protecting biodiversity and reducing losses of Brazilian fauna and flora in both rural and urban regions.

Debate the adoption of incentives, programs and public policies at the government level to benefit the sustainable economy based on products of nature.

Encourage solutions that reconcile economic prosperity and social justice in the climate transition, considering that the impacts of climate change disproportionately affect groups according to their material capacities and vulnerabilities.