São Paulo Climate Week (SPCW) is a collaborative platform bringing together leaders, companies, governments, communities and civil society around the climate agenda. Inspired by the Climate Weeks held in New York, London and San Francisco, the Brazilian edition takes place in Latin America’s largest metropolis and its mission is to position São Paulo as a benchmark for climate innovation, urban resilience and a just transition. The 2026 program runs from August 3 to 7, curated by Instituto OFUTURO and supported by more than 70 co-hosting organizations. It features panels, workshops, exhibitions and immersive experiences spread across hubs throughout the city, organized around six thematic pillars: Transition in the Energy, Industry and Transport Sectors; Forests, Oceans and Biodiversity; Agriculture and Sustainable Food Systems; Cities, Infrastructure and Water; Human Development and Climate Justice; and Catalysts — Research, Finance, Technology, Science and Governance.
Our participation
We’ll be taking part in the panel “The Brazilian Standard in Agriculture and Trade Barriers,” a discussion on how Brazil’s production model stands in the face of the growing environmental requirements of international trade — and on what needs to be built, in terms of data, traceability and industry-wide coordination, for the climate agenda to become a competitive asset rather than an obstacle.
Date: August 6, 2026
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 10:20 a.m.
Venue: CIVI-CO — Rua Dr. Virgílio de Carvalho Pinto, 445, Pinheiros, São Paulo/SP
Moderator: Tatiana Aguiar (ECCON)
Invited speakers
- Marina Piatto — Imaflora
- Rubens Filho — UN Global Compact
- Alexandre Mansur — O Mundo que Queremos
- Leonardo Munhoz — FGV Agro
Official website: https://www.spclimateweek.com.br/