Pedro Moura Costa[1], February 2023 1.Introduction: the urgent need to promote NBS in the Amazon There is an urgent need to promote conservation and restoration at scale. It is estimated that the sequestration and conservation of carbon stocks in vegetation can lead to 16 Gt CO2 annual benefits worldwide[2]. The importance of vegetation and nature-based […]
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BVRio is one of the organisations which will be part of a series of workshops to be held this year within the scope of the project ‘Unlocking and Leveraging Low Emissions Development’, run by the Sustainable Amazon Foundation (FAS). The workshops aim to level information between representatives from the nine states of the Legal Amazon […]
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By Beto Mesquita, BVRio’s Director of Forests and Public Policies. Exceeding expectations, climate finance was treated as a key issue at COP27, but the conference outcomes still fall far short of what is needed to increase the world’s climate ambition. The historic decision to create a loss and damage fund for developing countries and those […]
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BVRio’s Director of Forestry and Public Policy, Beto Mesquita, was at the 12th Annual Meeting of the Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force (GCF Task Force), on March 18, in Manaus, and made contributions to the discussions related to the voluntary carbon markets.
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BVRio participates in webinar on the potential for forest carbon payments for private properties
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BVRio welcomes the publishing today of the IPCC Special Report Climate Change 2021: the Physical Science Basis.
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BVRio invites you to the launch of the Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative (VCMI), a multi-stakeholder platform bringing together representatives of civil society, businesses, Indigenous Peoples and local communities, and governments.
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Through this acquisition, BVRio and EcoSecurities created a strategic partnership to expand both organisations’ scope and act in the next phase of environmental markets
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