📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MMA), as an Executive Secretariat of the Interministerial Committee on Climate Change (CIM), released, this Friday (18/7), the full National Mitigation Strategy (ENM) and its seven sectoral planes. The documents will go to public consultation on the participatory Brasil Platform from July 28 and will be available for suggestions and comments from the company until August 18.
Both strategy and sectoral plans can be consulted. The dissemination of the contents aims to facilitate the participation of public and private institutions, in addition to the general population, in the consultation process that will define the final content of the documents.
This will be the last stage of public participation of the National Mitigation Strategy, which together with the National Adaptation Strategy constitute the Climate Plan, a guide to moving actions to climate change and compliance with the countrys climate goals presented in the NDC (nationally determined contribution) by 2035.
These documents consolidate a joint work of almost two years. The initiative involved the analysis and contribution of 19 agencies of the federal government to define a national trajectory of mitigation that encompassed all sectors of the economy with the highest cost-effectiveness for the decarbonization of the economy on the temporal horizon of 2025-2035, including sectoral goals for 2030 and 2035.
The plans present actions, goals and indicators, as well as the mapping of priorities, capabilities, sources of financing and other implementation instruments, which represent concrete and robust planning for the realization of Brazilian policy that encompasses the effects of climate change as a whole, defined MMAs national secretary of climate change, Aloisio Melo.
Through Resolution No. 3, of September 14, 2023, the CIM instituted the Mitigation Technical Group with the objective of elaborating the proposal of the ENM and the respective sectoral plans, which encompass the following areas: agriculture and livestock, nature conservation, cities, transport, energy and solid waste and domestic effluents.
