Nature at Work: Natural Climate Solutions from Brazil
A webinar series by the Natural Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA)
September – November 2025
Welcome to Natural Climate Solutions from Brazil
Hosted by the Natural Climate Solutions Alliance, this inspiring webinar series takes you on a journey across Brazil to spotlight real nature-based climate action: led by communities, companies, and nature itself.
In the lead-up to COP30 in Belém, this series brings you immersive, on-the-ground stories of natural climate solutions in action. From fire risk management and forest restoration to REDD+ and jurisdictional approaches, each session offers a firsthand view into the landscapes and people shaping Brazil’s sustainable future.
Webinar series overview
High level introduction into Voluntary Carbon Markets with a focus on Brazil
Organization: Rabobank
Date: 02 September
Time: 9-10am Brasilia / 2-3pm CEST
Key carbon insights from the field by Rabo Carbon Bank, on working in voluntary carbon markets, the latest voluntary carbon market trends and why Brazil is an interesting region to operate in. Read More
What if REDD+ worked better than you thought?
Organization: Chloris Geospatial
Date: 10 September
Time: 10-11am Brasilia / 3-4pm CEST
In recent years, the effectiveness of forest conservation projects has been heavily criticised. New analysis by Chloris Geospatial now shows that in the Brazilian Amazon, REDD+ projects have contributed to slowing down climate change. Join this webinar to learn more about the work and hear from market participants on how biomass change monitoring can help unlock credible forest carbon finance at larger scale. Read More
Resilient Forests: Defending the Amazon in an Age of Wildfires
Organization: Permian Global
Date: 17 September
Time: 9-10am Brasilia / 2-3pm CEST
In 2024, extreme heat led to Amazon wildfires burning an area the size of California. These fires threaten local communities and accelerate climate change
by damaging biodiverse forests.
Fire mitigation is now a priority in conservation, with organizations like Permian Brasil employing local planning, satellite monitoring, and trained teams for prevention and response.
An upcoming Natural Climate Solutions Alliance webinar with Permian Brasil will cover strategies for forest protection, the role of technology and collaboration, and the latest challenges in defending communities and ecosystems from fire.
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Mutual Knowledge Sharing Partnerships: Indigenous-Led Capacity Building on JREDD+
Organization: ART & COIAB
Date: 1 October
Time: 9-10am Brasilia / 2-3pm CEST
Capacity building often implies a one-way flow of information, typically from the Global North to the Global South. However, this approach misses the crucial
exchange of knowledge needed for effective engagement and carbon credit system design. This webinar features COIAB and ART's efforts to promote mutual learning through:
Joint ART-COIAB workshops for Amazon Indigenous leaders covering REDD+, Jurisdictional Programs, carbon credits, and market participation.
COIAB’s role in ART expert committees, contributing to the Beyond Carbon Benefits certification and reviewing the TREES standard via the IPLC Advisory Group.
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Indigenous Peoples mark their own Paths in Brazil’s carbon space
Organization: Kawari Fund
Date: 2 October
Time: 11-12am Brasilia / 4-5pm CEST
As Brazil advances Jurisdictional REDD+ (JREDD+) efforts, maintaining "high integrity" depends on upholding Indigenous Peoples’ and Local Communities’
rights and investing in meaningful engagement.
This event will explore how Indigenous Peoples in Pará, Mato Grosso, and Acre are engaging with JREDD+. What does "high integrity" mean for them, and how do their approaches differ?. The discussion will also explore ways these Indigenous-led efforts may strengthen carbon market integrity in Brazil and globally, and how NCSA members can support them.
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The Next Generation of REDD+: Indigenous-Led Models from the Brazilian Amazon
Organization: Forest Trends
Date: 7 October
Time: 10-11am Brasilia / 3-4pm CEST
Explore emerging approaches to Indigenous engagement in jurisdictional REDD+ programs in Brazil's Amazon states. Drawing from ongoing work in Pará and Amapá, we'll share lessons on developing equitable benefit-sharing and FPIC protocols for climate finance. Read More
Unlocking the Potential of JREDD+: Alma Brazil Initiative in the State of Pará
Organization: OGCI
Date: 9 October
Time: 10-11am Brasilia / 3-4pm CEST
A collaboration between OGCI and IETA, the ALMA Brazil project aims to promote alignment between private projects and jurisdictional REDD+ program and, more specifically, support the State of Pará to develop its nesting framework and ensure high integrity and efficiency of its JREDD+ program. ALMA Brazil aims to address technical issues such as carbon accounting, MRV, safeguards, and land tenure to create nesting recommendations. These recommendations will be tested with project developers, and the insights and lessons learnt from the pilot project will be published as knowledge sharing. Read More
The role of JREDD in Supporting Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in Brazil
Organization: Emergent
Date: 14 October
Time: 12-1pm Brasilia / 5-6pm CEST
This webinar will explore how Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities can engage in and benefit from forest protection programmes like JREDD+, with traditional knowledge driving forest protection—plus how finance tools like the new TFFF can add lasting support ahead of COP30 in Brazil. Read More
Restoration and Agriculture: New Frontiers for Carbon Markets in Brazil
Organization: NBS Alliance
Date: 22 October
Time: 10-12.15pm Brasilia / 3-5.15pm CEST
Join two panels hosted by the NBS Brazil Alliance highlighting Brazil’s leadership in nature-based climate solutions. The first will explore Brazilian ARR projects
(Afforestation, Reforestation, and Agroforestry Systems), focusing on financial innovation, regulatory challenges, and market potential. It will also discuss Brazil’s role in shaping the global agenda on biodiversity and restoration carbon credits.
The second will look at how regenerative agriculture and improved land management (IALM/ALM) can generate carbon credits and support a more sustainable, resilient farming sector. Featuring case studies from farmers, agribusinesses, and project developers, the panel will cover initiatives targeting voluntary markets and, in the future, the SBCE. It will also examine the benefits of low-carbon technologies, the importance of traceability, and regulatory hurdles for integrating agriculture into Brazil’s carbon market.
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Private Projects and the Brazil Emissions Trading System: Scale, Integrity, and Impact
Organization: NBS Alliance
Date: 23 October
Time: 10-11.15am Brasilia / 3-4.15pm CEST
This panel organized by the NBS Brazil Alliance presents Brazil’s experience in the development of private carbon projects in forest and agricultural areas, highlighting how these initiatives have supported the advancement of the national carbon pricing agenda. The discussion will cover topics such as integrity criteria, internationally recognized methodologies (REDD+, ARR, ALM), MRV, traceability, and due diligence mechanisms. The aim is to demonstrate how the private sector can serve as a strategic ally in operationalizing the SBCE and generating climate impact with transparency and scale. Read More
Restoring Brazilian Soil –Regenerative Agriculture and Carbon Removal for Resilient Lands
Organization: Native
Date: 28 October
Time: 10-11am Brasilia / 2-3pm CET
Join us to explore how regenerative agriculture and carbon removal build resilient lands. We'll highlight practices that restore degraded land, improve soil health, and generate high-value co-products. Learn how Native's "Help Build" investment model provides capital for early project development, enabling projects to scale quickly. Read More
Social Financial Assets as a Catalyst for Positive Nature
Organization: Entre Iris
Date: 30 October
Time: 9-10am Brasilia / 1–2pm CET
The generation of gender-based social assets is a financial mechanism based on the principle of outcome-based finance that increases the social capital of companies, mitigating reputational and climate risks in their production systems and creating opportunities by associating climate and women in community leadership, driving environmentally responsible practices, increasing socioeconomic resilience, and enhancing ecosystem restoration. Read More
Guidelines for high integrity carbon projects in the Brazilian Amazon
Organization: VCMI
Date: 3 November
Time: 10 – 11am Brasilia / 2-3pm CET
Practical guidance for developing high-integrity nature-based carbon projects in the Brazilian Amazon, focusing on how to meet environmental and social safeguards and navigate the region’s legal and regulatory context, including within states that have developed jurisdictional REDD+ programs. Read More
This event is hosted by the Natural Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA). By submitting the registration form, you agree to share your personal data with NCSA and WBCSD for the purpose of registering you for this event.
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