Instituto Equilíbrio is an independent, nonpartisan think tank focused on analyzing the risks and opportunities of the climate transition for Brazilian agribusiness — a vital engine of economic growth, food security, and global leadership in practical climate solutions.
In an op-ed by Eduardo Bastos published on The Agribiz, he highlights a key message from COP30: “what remains from this COP is a simple yet powerful insight—the Brazilian agricultural sector has matured. We are ready to show results, present data, influence negotiations, and lead the transformation of food systems.”
A Globo Rural report shows how global negotiators witnessed, at the AgriZone, practical solutions that contribute to climate mitigation. Eduardo Bastos, CEO of Instituto Equilíbrio and one of the interviewees, emphasizes that the sector fulfilled its mission of expanding its role in global climate discussions.
A story distributed by Reuters and published by InfoMoney highlights findings from the FGV Agro study, sponsored by Instituto Equilíbrio and AGNI. The analysis estimates gains based on increased adoption of biofuels, bioinputs, no-till farming, and intensive cattle finishing systems.
In another op-ed published on AgFeed, Eduardo Bastos, CEO of Instituto Equilíbrio, examines Brazil’s agribusiness landscape in the context of COP30. He underscores the need to build alliances, open new markets, and ensure that climate finance reaches producers committed to responsible practices.
Positioning Brazilian agribusiness as a global leader in applied climate solutions and innovative public policy.
