Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) in Brazil
Brazil’s Ministry of Ports and Airports (MPor) has announced the creation of its first-ever Sustainability Policy. The policy, currently open for public consultation, sets the stage for a more environmentally responsible approach to the country’s air, port, and waterway transportation Read More …
In a significant step toward green energy and sustainability, the Brazilian government has announced a new public call for business plans focused on the development of sustainable aviation and maritime fuels. The initiative, by various government ministries including Science, Technology, Read More …
The Brazilian Ministry of Transport has introduced a policy requiring sustainability in road concessions. The new ordinance, published on July 1, 2024, mandates that at least 1% of the gross revenue from these contracts be allocated towards developing sustainable infrastructure. Read More …
The recent debate hosted by the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation (MCTI) emphasized the critical role of SIRENE organizations in the carbon market. These organizations are pivotal in maintaining accurate emission inventories, which are essential for tracking and Read More …
Brazil is making significant strides in sustainable energy with the restructured Social Biofuel Seal, a program aimed at promoting social inclusion and economic development within the biofuels sector. This initiative seeks to enhance the participation of family farmers in the Read More …
Brazil has embarked on a transformative journey towards sustainability with the introduction of the Green Seal Program. This program establishes a national strategy to certify and standardize products and services that meet stringent environmental and social criteria. Objectives and Implementation Read More …
Brazil has made a significant stride in sustainable aviation with the launch of its first plant for producing synthetic petroleum aimed at manufacturing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). This milestone, achieved at the Itaipu Binacional Biodigestion Unit in Foz do Iguaçu, Read More …
The Brazilian government has launched a new initiative to promote sustainable cacao production by introducing the Cacau Cabruca and Cacau Amazônia green seals. This move aims to certify and encourage environmentally and socially responsible practices in the cacao industry. Key Read More …
Climate change is a pressing issue impacting communities worldwide. As temperatures rise, extreme weather events become more frequent, local governments must take proactive steps for climate adaptation. In Brazil, municipalities are on the front lines, facing the potential consequences of Read More …
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) plays a pivotal role in shaping Brazil’s agribusiness landscape. As we navigate the complexities of climate change, the future of Brazilian agriculture stands at a critical juncture. Recently, a significant event shed light on the Read More …