The G20 Summit, held on November 18 and 19, 2024, in Rio de Janeiro, brought together leaders from the world's 20 largest economies to discuss key issues such as sustainability, the global economy and climate justice. This meeting marked a historic moment, as it was the first time that Brazil had hosted the event. Conservare was actively present, contributing to decisive environmental discussions aimed at shaping a more sustainable future.
Conservare's role in the G20
During the sessions dedicated to sustainability, Conservare played a strategic role in the collaboration on the final overall text which will guide the joint environmental actions of the G20 countries. The organization has worked to ensure that the conservation of Brazilian fauna and flora is one of the priorities highlighted in the document, balancing issues that included the rights of traditional communities, the management of water resources and the guarantee of legal certainty in environmental practices.
Conservare also made valuable contributions to the discussions at the "Bottom of the ForestThis is a mechanism that seeks to mobilize resources for the monitoring, surveillance and conservation of Brazilian biomes. The organization emphasized the importance of linking funding to concrete results, such as the preservation of priority areas, the protection of endangered fauna and the strengthening of surveillance against deforestation and wildlife trafficking.
In addition, the Conservare team took part in technical panels and debates with representatives of international organizations and governments, highlighting the need for a development model that combines environmental conservation with social inclusion.
Highlights of the G20 Summit
Among the main topics covered at the event were:
- Creation of the Tropical Forest Forever Fund (FFTS): Proposed by the Brazilian presidency of the G20, the initiative aims to raise US$ 25 billion by 2025 to pay countries for preserving their tropical forests. Conservare supported the idea, stressing the need to include strict monitoring criteria and environmental impact reports.
- Climate justice and social inclusion: The motto of Brazil's G20 presidency, "Building a Just World and a Sustainable Planet", guided the debates, which also addressed ways to promote inclusive economic growth that is resilient to climate change.
- Reforming environmental governance: Leaders discussed how to strengthen international cooperation on environmental issues, including expanding agreements to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat environmental degradation.
Results and Impacts for Brazil and the World
The summit in Brazil brought important advances to the global environmental agenda, such as strengthening the commitment of the G20 countries to preserve tropical forests and invest in clean technologies. For Brazil, the event was an opportunity to reaffirm its leading role in defending the Amazon and other biomes that are fundamental to global climate regulation.
Conservare also highlighted the need to integrating environmental policies with social solutionsIt also promotes the involvement of local communities in conservation initiatives. This model is crucial for guaranteeing long-term sustainability and promoting direct benefits for those who live near the preserved areas.
Future prospects
Conservare's participation in the G20 reflects its commitment to the conservation of Brazilian biodiversity and the promotion of sustainable environmental practices. By contributing innovative proposals and concrete actions, the organization is consolidating itself as a strategic partner in the construction of global policies that balance environmental preservation and economic development.
With the commitments made at the G20, Conservare will continue to monitoring and actively participating in the actions derived from the summit's decisionsand helping to turn goals into measurable results and positive impacts for Brazil's biomes. The event was a milestone that reinforces the relevance of organizations like Conservare in formulating public policies that guarantee a sustainable future for Brazil and the planet.
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