Our goal is to support Brazilian, Latin American, and Portuguese-speaking societies in gaining a better understanding of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the Paris Agreement, and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) for the implementation of these conventions at the national level. Through the LACLIMA Delegation, we train and update members of civil society, government delegations, and other stakeholders on the international negotiation process. Our work contributes to building a decarbonized economy and a society more resilient to climate change.

We influence public policies through the integration of research, technical training, and the production of qualified knowledge.

We develop technical and informational materials to educate and democratize access to knowledge, enhancing the climate debate with a solid and accessible foundation.

Through the LACLIMA Network, we are transforming the legal-climate ecosystem in Brazil and Latin America. We operate at the forefront of knowledge in climate law, demonstrating that there are new paths to be explored and consolidated in a constantly evolving field. The LACLIMA Network is an engaged community that promotes actions focused on education, research, awareness, and advocacy in the field of climate law. Currently, the Network comprises more than 1,300 members—including students, graduates, lawyers, and legal professionals—engaged in 13 Thematic Working Groups.