📋 Tender Overview
The port sector invested R512.4 million in the environmental area between 2023 and 2024, according to the Sustainability Diagnosis, a study launched by the Ministry of Ports and Airports (MPor), in partnership with the Association of Port Terminals (ATP). The study analyzed 78 participants in the modal, divided into three categories: Organized Ports (16), Leases (33) and Authorized Terminals (TUPs - 29).
We, who form the Ministry of Ports and Airports, are deeply happy because, for the first time in the history of Brazil, we launched the first Brazilian sustainability diagnosis. And more than that, we launched a strategic plan that will dialogue with the need to increasingly incorporate an ESG agenda into the Ministrys agenda, highlighted the Minister of Ports and Airports, Silvio Costa Filho.
The research is the second stage of a cycle of MPor actions aimed at consolidating the ESG agenda in national logistics, which began with the elaboration of the Sustainability Policy and the institution of the Sustainability Pact.
In the Environmental sphere, the port sector led investments compared to the other modes studied (navigation and airport), totaling R512.4 million. This amount was driven by Authorized Terminals (TUPs), with R290.7 million, followed by port administrations (R138.0 million) and leasing (R83.7 million). The environmental commitment is also reflected in the high adherence to the indicators: 96.2% of participants have environmental regularization, 73.1% maintain a sustainability policy and 73.1% develop decarbonization projects.
Social and governance agendaIn the Social dimension, which considered indicators such as actions to combat harassment, promoting gender equality and communication with the community, the port sector was also the one that invested the most, totaling R225.5 million. Authorized Terminals (TUPs) reported R181.6 million invested, while port administrations declared R28.0 million and leases, R15.9 million.
The adherence indicators are also strong, with 88.46% supporting Social Projects, 88.46% supporting Projects to combat harassment and 87.18% supporting Community Communication Channels.
In the area of Governance, which ensures management transparency, the sector contributed R69.1 million and achieved an average rate of 77.9% adherence to the indicators. The performance was driven by the high rate of adherence to the existence of a Compliance Sector (89.74%) and the formalization of a Statute or Social Policy (89.74%). Furthermore, 87.18% of entities carry out External Audits, demonstrating maturity in management.
Special Social Communication AdvisoryMinistry of Ports and Airports
