📋 Tender Overview
The Executive Subcommittee of the Interministerial Council on Climate Change (CIM) defined on Thursday (10/7) the last stage of validation of and its seven sectoral plans. The national mitigation strategy is one of the two pillars that constitute the climate plan, the document that will conduct the actions to confront climate emergency in Brazil by 2035.
After an ENM public consultation process between April and May, it is now the turn of the sectoral sectoral plans to be submitted to the evaluation of Brazilian society through the participatory platform. The documents must be available to the public from July 15, Tuesday, and may receive contributions for 30 days.
ENM will also undergo a new partial consultation process in Section 4.4, which deals with the sectoral goals for the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
From this last phase of elaboration, we will have a specific action agenda for decarbonization of each economic sector and a very robust package, which represents a huge advance in Brazilian climate action. It should be noted that this process involved a lot of work and a lot of technical capacity for all ministries implicated in the construction of the climate plan, said the national secretary of MMA climate change, Aloisio Melo.
The process of elaborating the beginning also in 2023 with the re -establishment of the CIM, which involves 23 ministries, in addition to the Climate Network and the Brazilian Forum for Climate Change.
The National Mitigation Strategy went to public consultation between April 9, May 9 this year. It received 780 contributions from society, 453 of which on national objectives and sectoral priorities of mitigation. The final text partially or totally received 27% of these contributions.
After the public consultation process of the seven sectoral plans, the technicians responsible for completing the document will have three more weeks to evaluate the contributions. The goal is that by the end of September the set of climate plan documents, including national strategies and sectoral mitigation and adaptation plans, is validated at the CIM executive subcommittee meeting.
All the historical effort on climate, on several fronts, allows the country to be ambitious on its goals and have plans of action, both mitigation and perfectly implemented adaptation. The climate plan is a solid document, which starts from a very strong base and successful trajectories in various fields, said Melo.
