The Ocean and Climate Working Group is a working group dedicated to exploring the role of the oceans in the global climate agenda from a legal and multidisciplinary perspective. To this end, the Working Group addresses topics such as marine governance, biodiversity preservation, the blue economy, ocean policies, climate change mitigation, and adaptation to the impacts of sea level rise. The group's objective is to train its participants, promote debate, foster research, and propose solutions through the development of technical and legal documents that support marine conservation strategies and integrate the role of the ocean into global climate policies. By engaging its members, the group aims to strengthen and expand the network of climate justice action related to this issue.

LACLIMA’s Agriculture WG is a working group dedicated to discussing and promoting solutions to climate challenges in the agricultural sector, integrating multidisciplinary perspectives. The WG addresses topics such as integrated agricultural systems, financial instruments for climate transition, geographical indications, sustainable agroforestry products, biodiverse food and the importance of biomes in combating climate change. The group seeks to promote public policies, sustainable practices and the production of knowledge to mitigate the impacts of climate change on agriculture, with a focus on food security and climate resilience.

LACLIMA's Amazon WG is a working group focused on discussing and proposing solutions to the climate and socio-environmental challenges of the Amazon, integrating legal, political and multidisciplinary perspectives. The group seeks to promote training, reflection and concrete actions for the protection of the Amazon, considering its global impacts and the needs of local populations.

LACLIMA's Carbon Markets Working Group is a working group dedicated to discussing and promoting the development of carbon markets in Brazil, focusing on legal, regulatory and socio-environmental aspects. The Working Group addresses topics such as the fundamentals of carbon markets, additionality, the Brazilian carbon market bill, jurisdictional REDD+ projects, Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, and the relationship between forest carbon projects and collective territories in the Amazon. The group seeks to train its participants, analyze challenges and opportunities in carbon markets, and propose solutions that integrate climate mitigation with socio-environmental justice.

LACLIMA’s Climate Finance WG is a working group focused on discussing and promoting financing mechanisms for climate change mitigation and adaptation actions, both in the public and private sectors. The group seeks to train its participants, identify obstacles and opportunities in climate finance, and propose solutions to align financial flows with the needs of decarbonization and the promotion of climate justice.

LACLIMA’s Climate Justice Working Group is a working group dedicated to promoting an anti-racist, decolonized, and territorialized approach to tackling climate change, with a focus on human rights, socio-environmental justice, and inclusion. The group seeks to empower its participants, foster dialogue with social and grassroots movements, and propose climate solutions that prioritize the protection of life and equity.

LACLIMA’s Climate Litigation Working Group is a working group dedicated to discussing and promoting the strategic use of litigation as a tool to address climate change, focusing on national and international cases. The group seeks to train its participants, foster knowledge production (such as the development of guidance materials) and propose innovative legal solutions to climate challenges. In addition, the Working Group promotes discussions on critical issues, such as litigation against financial institutions and shared responsibility in the commodity chain, contributing to the advancement of climate justice in Brazil and worldwide.

LACLIMA’s Corporate and Climate Working Group is a working group dedicated to discussing and promoting the integration of climate change into corporate practices, with a focus on governance, regulations, responsibilities, innovation and sustainability. The group seeks to empower and inspire companies to adopt sustainable practices, aligned with global climate demands, through case studies, discussions with experts and the production of guidance materials, such as booklets and newsletters.

LACLIMA's Energy Transition Working Group is a working group dedicated to discussing and promoting the transition to a renewable and decarbonized energy matrix, focusing on the Brazilian and global contexts. The Working Group addresses topics such as the expansion of renewable energy, energy planning in Brazil, photovoltaic solar energy, green hydrogen, offshore wind energy, bioenergy, renewable energy certificates (RECs), and public policies for the decarbonization of the energy sector. The group seeks to train its participants, foster the production of knowledge (such as the "Observatory of New Frontiers of Renewable Energy in Brazil"), and propose solutions that integrate the energy transition with climate mitigation and sustainable development. The Working Group promotes discussions on critical topics, such as regulatory advances, technological challenges, and economic opportunities associated with the expansion of renewable energy in Brazil, contributing to the advancement of climate and environmental justice.

The LACLIMA International Working Group is a working group dedicated to discussing and promoting the integration of climate change into the global agenda, focusing on topics such as international cooperation, climate diplomacy, human rights, carbon markets, loss and damage, and the implementation of climate commitments such as NDCs (Nationally Determined Contributions). The group seeks to empower its participants to participate in the global climate debate, promote synergies with other LACLIMA Working Groups, and contribute to the construction of legal and political solutions that address climate challenges on an international scale.

LACLIMA’s Sociobiodiversity Working Group is a working group dedicated to discussing and promoting the integration between biodiversity conservation and climate change, with a focus on sociobiodiversity, environmental justice, and sustainable development. The Working Group addresses topics such as the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework, bioeconomy, sustainable supply chains, the Brazilian Forest Code, biopiracy, biodiversity credits, payment for environmental services (PES), corporate responsibility and biodiversity, and climate governance in cities. The group seeks to train its participants, foster knowledge production, and propose solutions that integrate biodiversity conservation with climate mitigation and socioenvironmental justice. In addition, the Working Group promotes discussions on critical issues, such as benefit sharing, the protection of traditional knowledge, and the relationship between biodiversity and climate change, contributing to the advancement of climate and environmental justice in Brazil and worldwide.

LACLIMA’s Waste and Climate Working Group is a working group dedicated to discussing and promoting the integration between solid waste management and the fight against climate change, with a focus on reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and promoting sustainable practices. The Working Group addresses topics such as the National Solid Waste Policy (PNRS), GHG emissions in the waste sector, final waste disposal, basic sanitation, energy use of biogas and biomethane, waste prevention, reduction of the organic fraction, climate justice, and the transition to a circular economy. The group seeks to train its participants, foster the production of knowledge (such as the development of an e-book), and propose solutions that integrate waste management with climate mitigation. In addition, the Working Group promotes discussions on critical topics, such as the relationship between waste and water resources, and the importance of the participation of recyclable material collectors in climate justice.