We are an institute created to tackle the challenges of climate change and promote concrete actions to mitigate socio-environmental and climate injustice through the tools of the law.
Representatives of the Climate Action Institute took part in the plenary session of the Participatory Climate Plan for the Atlantic Forest, held in São Paulo on August 15.
On September 4, 2024, a delegation made up of representatives from various civil society organizations, especially environmental and climate organizations, met with the
On November 14, 2024, as part of the official G20 events, the Climate Action Institute, in partnership with the law firm Hotta Advocacia
The Climate Action Institute is a non-profit civil society organization created out of the Young Ambassadors Program Brazil (YAP-BR). Our aim is to develop and support projects, initiatives and climate litigation to protect the environment, human rights and local communities, always with attention to indigenous ancestral life and traditional peoples and communities.
Our mission is to contribute to a future with climate justice, with the guarantee of human rights and equality, while combating the advances of the climate and environmental crisis.
We seek a future in which vulnerable populations can be at the center of discussions on climate policies, biodiversity conservation and human rights.
Thus, the Institute supports mobilization through advocacy, dialogue and litigation against governments and companies to achieve social justice, reduce the effects of the climate crisis, adapt to climate change where possible, and make fair reparation for social and environmental damage.
Our mission is to ensure that social justice, human rights and equality are preserved in Brazil.
Our vision is to build a world free of deep inequalities and that has overcome the unjust ecological debt.
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The Institute works at the intersection of climate justice, human rights and environmental protection, getting involved in strategic movements that promote climate justice by preventing human rights violations caused precisely by climate change.
Considering the objectives of the Paris Agreement and the urgency of implementing policies to adapt, mitigate and repair the loss and damage caused by climate change, the Institute proposes a dialog approach with different sectors of society.
In this way, we hope to facilitate debates on climate change and human rights, fostering important knowledge networks that will drive effective change for current and future generations.
In addition to dialoguing with civil society and academia, the Institute is also dedicated to pressuring governments and courts to comply with climate and environmental objectives and to pursuing a climate agenda based on the protection of human rights.
