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05/02/26 | Climate and Environment
Why are animal health and sustainability inseparable in Brazilian livestock farming?
Increased productivity and the expansion of international markets reinforce the need to integrate animal health, sustainability, and climate resilience in agriculture, and this can already be seen in cattle farming.
Books | Jandaira Publishing House | December/24
Successful public policies: lessons for promoting the common good
Book released in 2024 and organized by Marcos Mendes, which brings together 11 successful cases of public policies and shows that good results require accurate diagnosis, careful planning and constant monitoring. The Insper Agro Global team was the author of chapter 5: “ABC Plan and the incentive for the development of low-carbon agriculture”.
MARCOS JANK | CAMILA DAYS OF SÁ | FERNANDA KESROUANI LEMOS | LEANDRO GILIO | MARIANE CRESPOLINI
Books | Insper Agro Global - IREL-UnB | May/23
Sustainability challenges of Brazilian agriculture: governance, inclusion, and innovation
Book launched in 2023 by Insper Agro Global, in partnership with the Institute of International Relations of the University of Brasília (IREL-UnB)
NIELS SOENDERGAARD | CAMILA DAYS OF SÁ | ANA FLAVIA BARROS PLATIAU
Papers and Working Papers | Embassy of Brazil in London | January/23
The other Brazilian carbon sink: combating climate change through agriculture and land management
Papers and Working Papers | Insper Agro Global | December/21
Brazilian agriculture in a world of carbon pricing: challenges and opportunities
NIELS SOENDERGAARD | CAMILA DAYS OF SÁ | LUCAS MARTIM DE LIMA PORTILHO | CLAUDIA CHERON KÖNIG
Articles in newspapers and magazines | Insper Agro Global | 03/11/25
A new COP, a new chance for Brazil.
A new COP, a new chance for Brazil.
Articles in newspapers and magazines | Insper Agro Global | 24/04/25
COP30 and Brazilian Agriculture: between the climate challenge and the opportunity for leadership
How the sustainable transition of agriculture can enable compliance with the NDC and reposition Brazil on the international climate agenda