This session launches the Second Amazon Assessment Report (AR2025) by the Science Panel for the Amazon, presenting new insights on the region’s ecological, social, and economic connectivity. It highlights science-based, inclusive solutions and policy recommendations to strengthen alliances, guide action, and support a resilient, interconnected Amazon at COP30.
Leading Institute
Speakers
Emma Torres (UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network – SDSN)
Carlos Nobre (Science Panel for the Amazon), PhD
Marielos Peña-Claros (Science Panel for Amazon), PhD
Sinéa do Vale (Wapichana Indigenous People)
Marcelo Behar (World Business Council for Sustainable Development / Special Envoy for Bioeconomy), PhD
José Marengo (CEMADEM), PhD
Melina Risso (Igarapé Institute), PhD
Sandra Hacon (Fiocruz), PhD
Fany Kuiru (COICA)
Gilbert de Gregorio (Frontiers Planet Prize), PhD
Eduardo Brondizio (Indiana University, University of São Paulo), PhD
Mariana Gómez Soto (Latin America of the Global Solidarity Network)
Marina Hirota (University of Santa Catarina), PhD
Martin von Hildebrand (OTCA), PhD
Roberto Waack (Orsa Florestal), PhD