Marcela Silva Adam

Discover how Brazil is revolutionizing the public sector with innovative startup approaches! We are excited to share our latest article: "Leveraging a startup-based approach for digital transformation in the public sector: A case study of Brazil's startup gov.br program". This study explores how the startup gov.br program is transforming public administration in Brazil by using agile and innovative strategies inspired by the startup ecosystem. https://lnkd.in/eA-ypyck

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🔔 Launch of Brazil's National Bioeconomy Strategy On June 5, 2024, Decree No. 12,044 was published, establishing the National Bioeconomy Strategy. This strategy aims to promote a sustainable economic development model that integrates the conservation and regeneration of biodiversity with the valorization of scientific and traditional knowledge. The decree sets a 30-day deadline for the establishment of the National Bioeconomy Commission, which will be responsible for developing the National Bioeconomy Development Plan. This commission will be formed by a joint act of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services, and the Ministry of Finance. The objectives of the National Bioeconomy Development Plan include defining the necessary resources, actions, responsibilities, goals, and indicators for bioeconomy development, aligning with sectoral policies such as environmental protection, industrial development, science and technology, agriculture, food security, biodiversity, and regional development. It also encompasses thematic areas like financial, normative, and regulatory instruments, data and information management, sustainable infrastructure, and professional and technological education. The plan will be developed within sixty days (60) from the establishment of the National Bioeconomy Commission and aims to foster sustainable and innovative development, benefiting both the environment and the Brazilian economy. This decree represents a significant step towards positioning Brazil as a leader in bioeconomy, promoting sustainability, innovation, and social inclusion. #Bioeconomy #Sustainability #Legislation #Innovation #Environment

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The Santa Catarina Research and Innovation Support Foundation (FAPESC), in partnership with the Inter-American Institute for Research on Global Change (IAI), opened a public call for the training program "Tropical Forests in the Americas : transdisciplinary approaches for changing environments". The free online course will take place in June 2024 and, upon completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate issued by IAI (in English and Spanish). The target audience includes researchers, public policy makers, civil society organizations and community leaders. Types of application: 1) Transdisciplinary teams composed of at least one social science researcher, a science researcher and a non-academic actor;  2) Non-academic individuals interested in being incorporated into transdisciplinary research teams. Candidates must be based in an IA member country https://lnkd.in/gbCMF2gD. The international transdisciplinary teams will work to produce innovative solutions to issues related to the following thematic areas: deforestation, sustainable development and locally led economy; ecosystem function, connectivity and climate change; environmental justice and governance. An informative webinar about the program will be held on May 14th, at 1:30 pm (Brasília time), with translation into English and Spanish. Registration is open until May 20th: https://lnkd.in/ebWrZBar

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**Is the Voluntary Carbon Market the Key to Saving the Amazon?** Entrepreneurs in Brazil are turning to the voluntary carbon market as a lifeline for the Amazon rainforest. By planting trees and selling carbon credits, they aim to mitigate deforestation and contribute to global sustainability efforts. This initiative is gaining momentum as businesses and individuals seek actionable ways to offset their carbon footprints. The voluntary carbon market offers a unique opportunity for environmental and economic benefits. Not only does it provide a financial incentive for preserving the rainforest, but it also supports local communities through job creation and sustainable practices. However, the success of this approach hinges on rigorous verification and maintaining the integrity of these carbon credits. Could this innovative approach become a model for other regions and industries? The potential is immense, but it requires collaboration and commitment from all stakeholders to ensure its longevity and effectiveness. How do you think the voluntary carbon market can be improved to make a more significant impact on the Amazon and global sustainability efforts? #Sustainability #ClimateAction #CarbonCredits #AmazonRainforest #GreenEconomy #EnvironmentalImpact

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crucial reading, specially in the case of Brazilian Economic institutions.

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*EN* The Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) launches Brazil chapter. The Brazil chapter will be co-chaired by #ItaúUnibanco and #BancoBradesco, two of the largest financial institutions in Brazil and Latin America. With the PCAF Secretariat, the co-chairs will facilitate greater collaboration between the 13 Brazilian financial institutions that have already committed to PCAF, providing a centralized platform for co-operation between financial institutions in the region. *PT* O capítulo do Brasil será co-presidido pelo Itaú Unibanco e pelo Banco Bradesco, duas das maiores instituições financeiras do Brasil e da América Latina. Com o Secretariado da PCAF, os co-presidentes facilitarão uma maior colaboração entre as 13 instituições financeiras brasileiras que já se comprometeram a PCAF, proporcionando uma plataforma centralizada para a cooperação entre instituições financeiras da região.

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