Sustainability milestone year

2025 will be a turning point to address 9 key sustainability challenges.

Climate change mitigation and energy transition lead the priorities, with the abandonment of fossil fuels and the strengthening of climate infrastructures as urgent objectives.

Biodiversity preservation and water resource management also stand out as critical areas.

In addition, the need to move towards a circular economy, promote sustainable food and ensure social justice in sustainability is emphasized.

Climate change mitigation and adaptation: Reduce emissions and strengthen resilience to extreme events.

Sustainable energy transition: Switching away from fossil fuels and promoting clean technologies such as green hydrogen and carbon capture.

Water resource management: Combat water scarcity and modernize infrastructures to ensure water supply and reuse.

Circular economy and waste management: Promote effective recycling, reduce waste and design sustainable products.

Sustainable food: Promote low-emission diets and strengthen local and regenerative food systems.

Biodiversity preservation: Protect habitats, expand protected areas, and combat invasive species and deforestation.

Social justice and sustainability: Ensure equity in access to basic resources and empower rural communities and women.

Technology and innovation: Promote green digitization, optimize resources with AI and ensure equitable access to technological solutions.

Governance and international cooperation: Strengthen global agreements, lead with ESG criteria and promote corporate activism in sustainability.

COP30 in the Amazon will be a central event for defining global goals. The challenges are enormous, but with innovation, international cooperation and collective commitment, it is still possible to reverse the environmental crisis.