PROGRAM
During COP30 in Belém, the House of Insurance will host a strategic program to highlight the insurance sector as a tool for social protection and investment in the climate transition.
The agenda will be divided into two sessions throughout the day, across the conference, focusing on content, dialogue and networking.
09:00 – 12:30
MORNING SESSIONS – ACTIVITIES WITH EMPOWERERS
Presentation of climate intelligence solutions from participating insurers (Empowerers), focusing on innovation, sustainability, risk management, highlighting technical and operational advances, as well as international experiences.
14:00 – 18:00
AFTERNOON SESSIONS – ACTIVITIES WITH PARTNERS
Forums, seminars, and debates with CNseg’s strategic partners that highlight the role of the insurance sector in protecting the economy and promoting sustainable development. The House of Insurance is a collaborative space that reinforces the commitment to the climate agenda and a more resilient future.
In-person event. The online broadcast can be accessed on the day of the event, directly on the website, and registration is not required.
November | 2025
Morning Sessions
10:00 – 11:00
Panel 1
CLIMATE CHANGE AND HEALTH: IMPACTS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE INSURANCE SECTOR
This panel will explore the impacts of climate change on human health and examine how the insurance sector can both prepare for and contribute to effective solutions. The participation of esteemed scientists, including Paulo Artaxo, will provide a strong scientific foundation for the discussion, while industry representatives will showcase ongoing, forward-looking initiatives. The session aims to raise awareness of the health risks posed by climate change and underscore the critical role of health insurance in supporting adaptation and prevention strategies.
Moderator
11:00 – 12:00
Panel 2
CLIMATE SOLUTIONS: INITIATIVES DRIVING ADAPTATION AND TRANSITION FOR OUR POLICYHOLDERS
This panel will explore how insurance solutions support climate adaptation and transition. The discussion will cover the taxonomy of sustainable businesses and practical examples of solutions already implemented. The presence of representatives from UNEP-FI will enrich the debate with an international perspective on taxonomy and sustainable practices in the financial sector. The panel aims to highlight the insurance sector’s leadership in the climate agenda, showcase existing solutions, discuss the progress of the sustainable business taxonomy in Brazil, and examine the remaining challenges.
Moderator
Afternoon Sessions
COP 30 Global Sustainable Insurance Summit:
Insurability, Inclusion & Resilience Day
Hosted by: CNseg and UNEP-FI
Objective: To showcase the insurance sector's leadership in tackling climate change and its role as an instrument of social protection. The event will highlight the sector's sustainability agenda to reduce society's protection gap and its strategy for a fair, inclusive, and resilient economic transition.
14:00 – 14:15
Welcome remarks from CNSEG and UNEP
14:15 – 14:40
FROM RIO TO BELEM: KEY MILESTONES SINCE THE LAUNCH OF THE UN PRINCIPLES FOR SUSTAINABLE INSURANCE DURING THE 2012 RIO+20 CONFERENCE
Online – Special announcement:
14:40 – 15:00
Keynote address:
15:00 – 16:15
Session 1
TACKLING THE INSURABILITY CHALLENGE ACROSS GEOGRAPHIES
Moderator:
16:15 – 16:45
BREAK
16:45 – 18:00
Session 2
BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES IN EMERGING ECONOMIES
Launch presentation: First-ever landscape study of insurance and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) produced by the UNEP-managed V20 Sustainable Insurance Facility
Moderator:
18:00 – 18:10
CLOSING REMARKS
Morning Sessions
10:00 – 11:00
Panel 1
ACCELERATING THE CLIMATE TRANSITION: THE ROLE OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY AND INSURANCE IN ACHIEVING NET-ZERO
The panel will address the economic transition to a resilient, low-carbon economy, highlighting the role of climate innovation and sustainable investments in accelerating the transition, with a focus on the role of the insurance sector in enabling and scaling these efforts.
Moderator:
11:00 – 12:00
Panel 2
FROM RISK TO RESILIENCE: INSURANCE FOR NATURE CONSERVATION AND PEOPLE PROTECTION
Climate change poses new challenges to current ways of life and is contributing to a global intensification of risks. In this context, the panel will address the social responsibility of the insurance sector in providing protection to individuals and businesses, highlighting the connection between environmental conservation and climate resilience, as well as the contributions of insurance to this agenda.
Moderator
Afternoon Sessions
13:30 – 14:00
WELCOME COFFEE
14:00 – 15:00
SHOWCASING THE ROLE OF INSURANCE IN UNLOCKING AND ACCELERATING CLIMATE FINANCE
Opening remarks:
Presentation:
Chair:
Hosted by: CNseg and FenaPrevi
Objective: Population aging and climate change are two interconnected global megatrends that amplify social and economic risks. The objective of this panel, therefore, is to explore how new approaches, partnerships, and financial instruments can transform the challenges of longevity and climate change into opportunities for Brazil to advance toward a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable country.
15:30 – 15:40
OPENING
15:40 – 16:15
Climate transition and population aging: socioeconomic implications for the future
16:15 – 17:35
Main Panel: Insurance, Climate Change and Longevity
Moderator:
17:35 – 17:40
Final considerations
Morning Sessions
10:00 – 11:00
Panel 1
RESILIENT CITIES: URBAN PLANNING FOR AN UNPREDICTABLE CLIMATE
Climate change is already directly affecting urban life through more intense extreme events. This panel proposes to discuss how cities can prepare and transform to confront an increasingly unpredictable climate — and the role insurers play in that process. Urban resilience paves the way for the development of new climate-insurance models, insurance coverages and assistance services, the use of data for risk prevention, and new approaches to risk pricing.
Keynote speaker:
11:00 – 12:30
Panel 2
CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE NEW INSURANCE PARADIGM
The rising frequency of natural disasters poses new challenges to the insurance market, particularly in the large-risks segment. Sectors such as agribusiness and infrastructure are among the most exposed to climate variability and therefore demand more tailored, preventive solutions. This panel will examine how the insurance industry is moving beyond traditional approaches, innovating through advanced climate modeling, targeted coverages, data-driven practices and incentive mechanisms to support business continuity and strengthen the resilience of essential value chains.
Keynote speaker:
Afternoon Sessions
Hosted by: CNseg, Anbima (Brazilian Financial and Capital Markets Association), and Febraban (Brazilian Federation of Banks).
Objective: To discuss strategies for financing the climate transition and strengthening the role of the financial sector in building a low-carbon economy.
14:30 – 15:00
OPENING SESSION
15:00 – 16:00
Panel 1
ECOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION PLAN: CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE FINANCIAL SECTOR
The Ecological Transformation Plan represents a strategic turning point for Brazil as it transitions toward a low-carbon, inclusive, and regenerative economy. In this context, the finance and insurance sectors play a decisive role in ensuring effective implementation. The discussion will focus on how financial instruments can be operationalized and scaled to transform intentions into tangible impacts, generating both economic and environmental value. By aligning the financial and insurance sectors with the plan’s guidelines, Brazil positions itself to lead a new generation of policies that combine economic growth with environmental preservation and social inclusion.
Keynote Speaker:
Debaters:
Moderator:
16:00 – 17:00
Panel 2
SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENTS: FINANCING THE CLIMATE TRANSITION
The transition to a low-carbon economy represents one of the main structural challenges for Brazil’s economic and social development in the coming decades. Aligning the financial system with the commitments to climate change mitigation and adaptation is essential to ensure the resilience of the national economy and the competitiveness of its productive sectors. In this scenario, the financial and insurance sectors play a decisive role, both in the efficient allocation of resources and in the proper pricing of climate risks. Within this context, the Central Bank of Brazil has exercised significant leadership in incorporating climate and environmental aspects into regulation, supervision, and financial stability guidelines. This panel aims to discuss how financial instruments can be operationalized and scaled up to transform intentions into real impact, generating both economic and environmental value for the country. By aligning the financial and insurance sectors with the guidelines of the Ecological Transformation Plan, Brazil positions itself to lead a new generation of policies that combine economic growth with environmental preservation and inclusion.
Keynote Speaker:
Debaters:
Moderator:
17:00 – 18:00
Panel 3
FORESTS AT THE CENTER OF SUSTAINABLE FINANCE: DRIVING DEVELOPMENT AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE
Forests are a central element in addressing the climate crisis and must be integrated into financial decision-making at the highest level. This panel will examine how to channel public and private resources toward the conservation and restoration of forest ecosystems, reconciling environmental protection with economic development. Discussions will include the new requirements of Brazil’s National Climate Change Policy (PNMC), focusing on its operationalization by financial institutions, insurers, and investors to enhance adherence to mitigation and adaptation targets. The session will also highlight the importance of collaboration between the public sector, private sector, and civil society to unlock large-scale climate financing and accelerate a just and inclusive transition.
Keynote speaker:
Debaters:
Moderator
Morning Sessions
10:00 – 10:10
OPENING
10:00 – 10:15
Vídeo
Panel 1
THE FUTURE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ENERGY TRANSITION
This panel will present an overview of the energy transition in Brazil, with contributions from the solar and wind energy sectors. The discussion will cover the history, achievements to date, key ongoing challenges, and opportunities to expand the development of renewable technologies and energy sources in the country.
10:15 – 10:35
10:35 – 10:55
10:55 – 11:10
COFFEE BREAK
11:10 – 11:40
Panel 2
TMGX PRESENTATION
This panel will address the importance of the insurance sector in the energy transition, providing protection and promoting investments in renewable energy sources. The Tokio Marine TMGX platform, which offers insurance solutions dedicated to the green transition and decarbonization, will be showcased, emphasizing the role of insurance as risk managers and key players in the economic transformation toward a sustainable development model. The debate will feature perspectives from authorities, industry representatives, and members of the insurance market.
11:40 – 12:30
Talk Show:
THE ROLE OF THE INSURANCE SECTOR IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION
Moderator:
Afternoon Sessions
Hosted by: CNseg and ANFAVEA (National Association of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers).
Objective: The objective of the Forum is to discuss the initiatives developed by the automotive industry for the decarbonization of the national fleet, and how the insurance sector can be an ally in this process by developing products and solutions aligned with the modernization of industrial production.
15:00 – 16:00
Panel 1
DECARBONIZATION OF THE AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR
The goal of this panel is to discuss the strategic role of the automotive industry in the transition to a low-carbon economy, with a focus on technological innovation, new mobility models, and emission reduction strategies.
Moderator:
16:00 – 16:20
PRESENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
16:20 – 17:20
Panel 2
FROM CLAIMS TO SUSTAINABILITY: SALVAGE AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR
The goal of this panel is to explore the cooperation agenda between the two sectors, their areas of convergence, and their contributions to sustainable economic development.
Moderator:
17:20 – 18:20
Panel 3
SYNERGIES BETWEEN THE INSURANCE AND AUTOMOTIVE SECTORS
The goal of this panel is to discuss how salvage management can serve as a driver of innovation and sustainability, fostering the circular economy in the automotive sector and strengthening practices of reuse, recycling, and reduction of environmental impacts.
Moderator
18:20 – 18:30
CLOSING REMARKS
Morning Sessions
09:30 – 09:45
MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
09:45 – 10:00
SPEECH + INSTITUTIONAL VIDEO
10:00 – 10:50
Panel 1
INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIPS PSI AND CEBDS
Symbolic signing of CAIXA Seguridade's adherence to the PSI (Principles for Sustainable Insurance), association with the CEBDS (Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development).
10:50 – 11:50
Panel 2
OPEN SUPPLEMENTARY PENSION FUNDS AND CLIMATE FINANCE
Overview of open pension funds in Brazil, highlighting their role in the financial system and their capacity for long-term capital allocation. Presentation of the allocation of open pension fund resources in Brazil and analysis in relation to alignment with climate change mitigation, main sectoral exposures, climate risk analysis (transition and physical) in sectoral allocations, compatibility with the Paris Agreement/Net Zero. Challenges that hinder the increase in the allocation of pension fund resources to climate projects, regulatory, public policy, and business recommendations to expand the allocation of resources to climate projects.
Moderator
11:50 – 12:50
Panel 3
RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES RELATED TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN INSURANCE, CAPITALIZATION, CONSORTIUM, AND ASSISTANCE
Overview of risks and opportunities for home insurance, life insurance, capitalization, consortium, and security assistance businesses based on parameters such as TCDFD, IFRS S1 and S2, and regulation of the mapped sectors. The panel will also present case studies such as an analysis of the impacts of home insurance products.
Moderator
12:50 – 13:05
MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
Afternoon Sessions
Hosted by: CNseg and iCS (Institute for Climate and Society)
Objective: Discuss the role of insurance in the global climate agenda, focusing on developing products that enable investments in climate resilience, as well as concrete actions to adapt to and mitigate environmental impacts.
14:30 – 14:50
OPENING SESSION AND LAUNCH OF THE CLIMATE EVENTS AND INSURANCE RADAR IN BRAZIL
14:50 – 15:40
Panel 1
CLIMATE IMPACTS ON THE INSURANCE SECTOR
The increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events are challenging the insurance sector, demanding new approaches to risk management and strategic planning. This panel will discuss the impacts of these changes on the insurance market, showcasing how science and technology, with cases such as Adapta Brasil, can support risk pricing, prevention, and mitigation. Innovative solutions and strategies will also be presented to strengthen sector resilience, offering greater protection to policyholders and supporting climate adaptation.
Moderator
15:40 – 16:30
Panel 2
INSURANCE FOR NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS (NbS)
Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) offer a strategic opportunity to align production, environmental conservation, and financial security. This panel will explore how the insurance sector can support forest preservation and restoration, contributing to Brazil’s national goal of restoring 12 million hectares by 2030 and fostering a sustainable agribusiness. Discussions will include innovative insurance products designed to protect ecosystems, reduce climate risks, and promote investments that safeguard the environment while ensuring future generations’ security.
Moderator
16:45 – 18:00
Panel 3
PROMOTING INNOVATIVE INSURANCE INITIATIVES
The transformation of the insurance sector amid climate change requires technological innovation, new business models, and strategies to expand the availability of insurance products aligned with the climate agenda. This panel will cover key technological trends and emerging climate insurance models, presenting successful case studies that showcase the potential of these initiatives. Solutions to scale up insurance for Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) will also be discussed, strengthening socio-environmental resilience and fostering a more sustainable and accessible insurance market.
Moderator:
18:00 – 18:10
COP 30 – ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN SEGUROS UNIMED FOR CARBON OFFSETTING
Morning Sessions
Hosted by: Anbima & CNseg & Febraban & CEBDS
08:00 – 08:30
WELCOME COFFEE
08:30 – 09:30
Decarbonizing Agribusiness: Pathways to Reduce Emissions and Foster Sustainability
A high-level meeting bringing together leaders from different sectors to discuss agribusiness decarbonization and the opportunities it presents for Brazil. The session will explore how the financial market, credit, investment, capital markets, and the insurance sector are supporting low-carbon practices in agribusiness. It will also highlight how the production sector has been developing strategies, initiatives, and research focused on reducing emissions and creating new sustainable opportunities. The panel aims to promote dialogue, share real-world cases, and build collaborative pathways to accelerate the climate transition in Brazilian agribusiness.
Moderator
10:20 – 11:20
Panel 1
THE ROLE OF THE INSURANCE SECTOR IN CLIMATE AND SOCIAL RESILIENCE
Climate change is already a reality with direct impacts on health, food security, and the economy—including the life insurance market. According to the IPCC (2023), more than 3.5 billion people live in highly vulnerable contexts, and the effects are visible: heat-related deaths rose 68% between 2000 and 2021, and over 127 million people face food insecurity due to droughts and floods. In Brazil, the 2024 floods in Rio Grande do Sul affected more than 2 million people, underscoring this fragility. Against this backdrop, the panel will discuss the insurance sector’s role as an agent of transformation—expanding access to protection and contributing to a more resilient and sustainable society.
Moderator
11:20 – 12:20
Panel 2
CLIMATE AND HEALTH: REDESIGNING INSURANCE FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
The insurance sector is undergoing a significant transformation, moving beyond being merely a payer of claims to taking an active role in promoting climate and social resilience. In 2023, extreme events generated global losses of US$ 280 billion, with only 40% insured, revealing the vulnerability of millions. Beyond economic damage, climate change already directly affects public health, with increases in respiratory and cardiovascular diseases and psychological disorders. In this context, the panel will examine the impact of climate change on people’s health and lives and the strategic opportunity for the insurance market to innovate products and broaden access to protection—especially for vulnerable populations.
Moderator
Afternoon Sessions
Hosted by: CNseg, Anbima e Febraban
14:00 – 14:45
FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION: THE FINANCIAL SECTOR’S JOURNEY
Throughout 2025, ANBIMA, CNseg, and Febraban joined efforts in a joint agenda focused on capacity building and the development of financial sector initiatives in preparation for COP30.
This panel aims to present the main results and key deliverables achieved by each organization over the year, as well as highlight the joint initiatives that strengthened the integration of Brazil’s financial system around the sustainability agenda. In addition to revisiting the main findings and lessons learned from these initiatives, the panel will also discuss future perspectives — including new areas of collaboration and institutional partnerships aimed at advancing the climate and sustainable finance agenda in Brazil.
COP 30 Global Sustainable Insurance Summit:
Net-Zero, Nature-Positive & Just Transition Day
Hosted by: CNseg and UNEP-FI
Objective: To showcase the insurance sector's leadership in tackling climate change and its role as an instrument of social protection. The event will highlight the sector's sustainability agenda to reduce society's protection gap and its strategy for a fair, inclusive, and resilient economic transition.
14:45 – 14:50
WELCOME REMARKS FROM CNSEG, SUSEP AND UNEP
14:50 – 15:10
Keynote address
15:10 – 16:10
Panel 1
TRANSITION PLANS: ACCELERATING AND SCALING UP A JUST TRANSITION TO A RESILIENT NET-ZERO ECONOMY
Launch presentation: Launch of “A Total Balance Sheet Transition: A holistic transition plan guide linking the underwriting and investment portfolios of insurers and reinsurers” produced by the UN Forum for Insurance Transition (FIT)
Moderator:
16:10 – 16:30
LAUNCH OF WWF REPORT ON THE GLOBAL INSURANCE PROTECTION GAP
16:30 – 16:50
BREAK
16:50 – 17:50
Panel 2
INSURING A RESILIENT NATURE-POSITIVE FUTURE
Presentation: PSI Nature Working Group global guidance series, along with the new report “Breaking Ground” — practical examples of assessing nature-related issues in underwriting portfolios.
Moderator:
17:50 – 18:50
Panel 3
INSURING A JUST TRANSITION
Launch presentation: UNEP FI just transition report on the Latin American insurance industry
Moderator:
19:00 – 19:10
CLOSING REMARKS
Morning Sessions
08:00 – 09:00
NOTEBOOK 1
Climate, Black and Indigenous women, technological transformations, and insurance.
Objective:
Presentation of the main concepts to be covered throughout the training, involving climate, gender relations, race, identity, technological transformations with IAGEn, and inclusive insurance.
TECHNICAL LEADS:
10:00 – 11:00
Panel 1
THE PROCESS OF ACCOUNTING FOR AND MITIGATING GHG EMISSIONS IN THE INSURANCE SECTOR: CASE STUDY OF PCAF IMPLEMENTATION IN BRAZIL
This panel will present a practical case study on how insurers can measure and manage their insured emissions, contributing to the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Moderator
11:00 – 12:00
Panel 2
THE ROLE OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET IN CLIMATE ADAPTATION: OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES, AND IMPACT ON THE BRAZILIAN ECONOMY
The objective of the panel is to discuss the role the financial market plays in climate adaptation, addressing the opportunities, challenges, and impact on the Brazilian economy.
Moderator
Afternoon Sessions
Hosted by: CNSeg and OCB (Organization of Brazilian Cooperatives).
Objective: To discuss how cooperativism and the insurance market can work together in the management of climate risks and disasters, promoting economic, social, and productive resilience in rural and agro-industrial areas.
15:00 – 15:20
OPENING SESSION
15:20 – 16:40
Panel 1
RURAL INSURANCE AND COOPERATIVISM: PROTECTING THE FUTURE OF FOOD
A discussion on how rural insurance and cooperativism can serve as key instruments for managing climate and economic risks in the agri-food sector, contributing to producers’ resilience, production stability, and food security — especially in developing and emerging countries.
Moderator
16:40 – 18:00
Panel 2
THE ROLE OF COOPERATIVISM AND THE INSURANCE MARKET IN CLIMATE DISASTERS
Exploring how cooperativism and the insurance market can work together to manage climate risks and disasters, promoting economic, social, and productive resilience in rural and agro-industrial territories. The session will address real-world experiences and success stories, as well as challenges related to insurance accessibility, public policies, and opportunities for innovation and cooperation between sectors.
Moderator
Morning Sessions
08:00 – 09:00
NOTEBOOKS 2 and 3
Climate, community, politics and activism
Objective:
This module aims to discuss ideas related to politics in a broad sense, such as the struggle for and distribution of power and the role of political institutions at the local, national, and international levels. The objective is to level the playing field for girls and women regarding relevant basic information. Furthermore, the module aims to discuss the importance of activism and its various instruments, such as civic engagement, research production, the creation of content and communication materials, and citizen-led data production. This is a blended module that combines the development of skills related to understanding technical concepts with the development of leadership skills and the encouragement of action and mobilization.
TECHNICAL LEADS:
10:00 – 11:00
Panel 1
CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND SUSTAINABLE FINANCE: PATHS TO RESILIENCE
In light of the intensification of extreme weather events and the increase in global economic losses, this panel proposes a reflection on the extraordinary risks associated with climate change and the challenges for social and economic protection.
Moderator
11:30 – 12:45
Panel 2
THE ROLE OF THE INSURANCE SECTOR IN CONSOLIDATING THE CARBON MARKET
This panel brings together leaders from the environmental, financial, and public sectors to discuss the strategic role of insurance in consolidating the carbon market.
Moderator:
Afternoon Sessions
Hosted by:CNseg, ABDIB (Brazilian Association of Infrastructure and Basic Industries), SEPPI (Special Secretariat of the Investment Partnerships Program) and the Ministry of Ports and Airports.
Objective: To discuss the contributions of the insurance sector to the development of the infrastructure industry in the context of climate change, highlighting its role in protecting investments. On this occasion, a study conducted in partnership with SEPPI and the Ministry of Ports and Airports will be presented, aimed at improving insurance and capitalization products within the scope of ongoing concessions and PPPs in the country.
15:00 – 15:20
OPENING SESSION
Presentation: Infrastructure, Current Situation and Perspectives, and the Importance of Insurance in its Development.
15:20 – 16:40
Panel 1
INSURANCE AS AN INSTRUMENT TO PROTECT INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS
Promote a qualified debate on investment opportunities and the role of insurance in light of the deliveries of the New PAC (2023–2026), estimated at BRL 1.3 trillion, with more than 90% of the resources concentrated in sustainable cities, efficient transport, and energy transition. At the same time, highlight the importance of ongoing concession and PPP projects in the country, as well as those under structuring, which, according to ABDIB’s Infrastructure Blue Book, amount to approximately BRL 750 billion in new investments for the coming years.
Moderator:
16:40 – 17:40
Panel 2
COP-30: INFRASTRUCTURE AS A DRIVER OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Explore the main challenges of adaptation, discussing vulnerabilities in critical sectors such as transport, energy, and sanitation. In this context, insurance emerges as a strategic ally, providing mechanisms that reduce risks, increase investor confidence, and enable innovative solutions to strengthen climate adaptation and the sustainability of infrastructure projects.
Moderator:
17:40 – 18:10
LAUNCH OF THE PRACTICAL GUIDE TO INSURANCE AND CAPITALIZATION FOR CONCESSIONS AND PPPs
PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN CNSEG, SEPPI AND THE MINISTRY OF PORTS AND AIRPORTS
Morning Sessions
08:00 – 09:00
NOTEBOOK 4
Elements on activism and politics. Environmental racism. Environmental justice. The need for local and regional leadership.
Objective:
Presentation of elements of climate policy and climate advocacy: what it is, what it is for, why it is an important instrument, and why girls and women are central to this process. The objective is to present policy advocacy as a relevant instrument for transformation, in which it is important to engage with representativeness and values. Civic participation and activism, but in the context of policy advocacy on the climate agenda. The goal is to empower girls and women to appropriate technical and theoretical knowledge to apply it in later stages of the project, when they will formulate their own political action plans.
TECHNICAL LEADS:
10:00 – 11:00
Panel 1
BUILDING CITY RESILIENCE IN LATIN AMERICA
Urban Innovation brings together city leaders, entrepreneurs, and technology experts to explore cutting-edge solutions for making cities smarter, more sustainable, and more livable. The discussion will cover innovative approaches to transportation, green infrastructure, and digital governance, highlighting successful pilot projects and future opportunities.
OPENING
Speakers:
Moderator:
11:00 – 12:00
Panel 2
THE IMPORTANCE OF NATURE AND WATER
Nature Conservation highlights the vital role that natural ecosystems play in sustaining life on Earth. Experts, environmentalists, and community leaders gather to discuss strategies to protect biodiversity, restore degraded habitats, and promote sustainable practices. This panel emphasizes the interconnectedness between human well-being and a healthy environment, stressing that nature preservation is essential for future generations, climate resilience, and the overall health of the planet.
Moderator:
Afternoon Sessions
Hosted by: CNseg and National Confederation of Municipalities (CNM)
Objective: The increase in extreme weather events has challenged cities' ability to protect their populations, infrastructure, and local economies. The objective of this panel is to discuss how cooperation between governments, the insurance market, and society can transform climate challenges into opportunities, promoting cities that are better prepared and adapted for the climate transition.
15:00 – 15:10
WELCOME MESSAGE AND LAUNCH OF THE CLIMATE RISK ASSESSMENT TOOL
15:10 – 15:30
OPENING
15:30 – 16:30
Panel 1
FOR INSPIRATION: FROM PLANNING TO PRACTICE – RESILIENCE, INSURANCE AND SMART SOLUTIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Moderator:
16:30 – 17:30
Panel 2
PLANNING, BUILDING AND CARING: MUNICIPAL STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTING RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE
Moderator:
17:30 – 18:30
Panel 3
THE MUNICIPAL CAPACITY TO COPE WITH DISASTERS AND THE CHALLENGE OF CLIMATE EXTREMES
Moderator
Morning Sessions
08:00 – 09:00
NOTEBOOK 5
Income generation, sustainable initiatives; restoring self-esteem and strengthening mental health.
Objective:
To present and jointly develop reflections and possibilities for income generation from sustainable initiatives. These initiatives encompass various areas ranging from social and ancestral technologies to entrepreneurship, and the recovery of Black and Indigenous strength and beauty as drivers of mental health.
TECHNICAL LEADS:
09:30 – 10:30
Panel 1
FROM CLIMATE MODELING TO SMART PRICING: UNDERWRITING STRATEGIES FOR A RESILIENT AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
This panel aims to foster strategic reflection on how the integration of climate science, technological innovation, and regenerative practices can transform the way risks are assessed and priced in rural insurance. Through the presentation of pilot projects — such as Zarc Níveis de Manejo (MAPA and Embrapa) and the Consórcio Reg.IA (Produzindo Certo) — combined with market insights from Brasilseg, the discussion will demonstrate how these lessons can be translated into fairer, smarter products and underwriting models that meet producers’ needs. By connecting public policies, scientific research, and market solutions, the panel will highlight pathways to enhance climate resilience and the sustainability of Brazilian agribusiness.
Moderator
10:30 – 11:00
COFFEE BREAK
11:00 – 12:00
Panel 2
SUSTAINABLE FINANCE AND INSURANCE: THE ROLE OF BANCO DO BRASIL GROUP IN THE TRANSITION TO A LOW-CARBON ECONOMY
The panel will bring together leaders from Banco do Brasil and BB Seguros to discuss the role of the financial and insurance sectors in building a low-carbon economy and promoting sustainable development. From the Group’s integrated perspective, the conversation will address how collaboration between the bank and the insurer strengthens economic and social stability, supports public policies and private initiatives aligned with sustainability, and enhances the country’s ability to address climate challenges. The meeting will offer a strategic view of how the sector can act in a coordinated manner—balancing growth, innovation, and socio-environmental responsibility—consolidating Brazil’s role in the global agenda for the transition to a low-environmental-impact economy.
Moderator
Afternoon Sessions
Hosted by: CNseg, FGV Agro and ABAG (Brazilian Agribusiness Association)
Objective: Discuss the role of the insurance sector in protecting national agricultural production, given the risks posed by the increasing severity and intensity of extreme weather events.
15:00 – 15:20
Opening:
THE STRATEGIC ROLE OF AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE IN THE FACE OF THE GLOBAL CLIMATE EMERGENCY
15:20 – 16:20
Panel 1
INSURANCE AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR PROTECTING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE CLIMATE TRANSITION: CHALLENGES IN BRAZIL AND GOOD INTERNATIONAL PRACTICES
This panel will discuss the strategic role of agricultural insurance in mitigating risks from the impacts of the climate transition. The main challenges faced by Brazil in expanding coverage and accessing protection instruments will be discussed, as well as successful international experiences that can inspire the development of more effective and sustainable solutions for the sector.
Moderator:
16:20 – 17:40
Panel 2
TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION IN THE FIELD FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE.
The second panel will address how the adoption of innovative technologies and solutions in the field can strengthen the resilience of agricultural production in the face of climate change. The discussion will feature examples of digital tools, climate monitoring, precision agriculture, and new production practices that support both sustainability and risk reduction, promoting greater security for producers and the insurance market.
Moderator:
17:40 – 18:00
LAUNCH OF THE SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE TOOL FOR INSURANCE
Morning Sessions
COP 30 Global Sustainable Insurance Summit:
Latin American Leadership & COP31 Day
Hosted by: CNseg and UNEP-FI
Objective: Strengthen regional cooperation, highlight Latin America’s leadership in the climate transition, and establish convergent commitments towards COP31, in favor of a more resilient and sustainable future.
09:30 – 09:45
CNseg and UNEP
09:45 – 10:30
KEYNOTE ADRESS
10:30 – 10:45
BREAK
10:30 – 12:00
FROM BELEM TO COP31 (HOST WILL EITHER BE AUSTRALIA OR TURKEY): ACCELERATING AND SCALING UP CLIMATE AND NATURE AMBITION AND ACTION
11:45 – 12:00
CLOSING REMARKS
Speakers
LOCATION: Tv. Alferes Costa, 2828 – Pedreira – Belém/PA