In the Brazilian federal system, the successful implementation of climate action at the frontline depends on coordination between actors at different levels. This involves setting climate goals, strengthening capacities and creating instruments that are aligned with the variety of regional, municipal and territorial contexts and that consider the impact of climate on historical situations of inequalities and socio-spatial vulnerabilities that are evident in the challenges of transportation, housing, waste management, among other issues.
This exercise requires bringing together different interlocutors. The proposal is to organize a debate and a workshop over a period of time, bringing together: (i) representatives of the federal government (cities and environment department), (ii) organizations that have worked on the theme of Brazilian climate federalism, such as FNP, ABM, GIZ, C40, ICLEI, WRI and the ZeroCem Institute itself, (iii) members of academia that have developed research on the theme, such as FGV, and (iv) socio-environmental movements with local perspectives.
Presentations:
Land use and occupation management in the Guarapiranga Basin: conflicts, monitoring and challenges in the face of climate change
Carlos Alberto Pinheiro de Souza
Challenges and innovations in Brazilian city planning in the context of the climate emergency
Renata Maria Pinto Moreira, Angélica Benatti Alvim, Andresa Ledo Marques and Luciana Varanda
Environmental urban planning: the articulation between the Mananciais Program, the São Paulo Strategic Master Plan (PDE) and the Growth Acceleration Program (PAC)
Viviane Manzione Rubio, Thiago Ferraz do Amaral, Caio Albuquerque Escaleira and Luana Siqueira Bernardes
Disputed Field: The Advancement of Wind Power Projects and the Right to Housing in the Quilombo de Macambira (RN)
Rani Priscila Sousa, Jessica Bittencourt Bezerra, Maria Dulce Picanço Bentes Sobrinha and João Marcos de Almeida Lopes
Let's put culture on the agenda in the territories and technical assistance on construction sites.
Claudia Teresa Pereira Pires