Transparency

To broaden public access to information about the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30) and to strengthen trust in the processes led by the Conference Presidency, this section and the website cop30.br provide documents, schedules, and legal instruments that ensure transparency before, during, and after the meeting in Belém.

This page also offers direct access to the COP30 Transparency Portal, maintained by the Office of the Comptroller General of Brazil, where official data on expenses, contracts, organizational structures, and administrative procedures related to the conference can be accessed.

Public Engagement Schedules of the COP30 Presidency

Ambassador André Corrêa do Lago — President of COP30
Follow the official schedule of the COP30 President, Ambassador André Corrêa do Lago. The full schedule is available on CGU’s E-Agenda.

Ana Toni — CEO of COP30
Check the official schedule of Ana Toni, CEO of the COP30 Presidency. For more details, visit CGU’s E-Agenda.

Túlio Andrade — Program Director of COP30
See the official schedule of Túlio Andrade, Program Director of the COP30 Presidency. The full version can be accessed on CGU’s E-Agenda.

Alice Amorim — Program Director of COP30
Follow the official schedule of Alice Amorim, Program Director of the COP30 Executive Directorate. The detailed schedule is available on CGU’s E-Agenda.

Public Resources

The investments associated with the preparation of COP30, including contributions from the Federal Government, the Government of Pará, federal state-owned companies, financing, and private funds related to infrastructure, total BRL 6.12 billion.

Public Investments and Funding – BRL 4.24 billion

Includes funds from the Federal Government, federal state-owned companies, financing contracted by the Government of Pará, and direct public investments related to the preparatory works for COP30:

• Itaipu: BRL 1.34 billion
• BNDES: BRL 1.46 billion
• OGU: BRL 1.11 billion
• Fungetur: BRL 0.32 billion

Access this and other information at https://portaldatransparencia.gov.br/cop30

Additional and Complementary Investments – BRL 1.88 billion

In addition to direct public investments, there were complementary contributions related to COP30, coming from counterparties and concessionaires responsible for infrastructure critical to the event:

• Government of Pará – Vale: BRL 1.55 billion
  These amounts correspond to projects carried out by the Government of Pará and made possible through contributions from Vale, primarily aimed at large-scale structural interventions such as mobility, road restoration, urban modernization, and strategic infrastructure.
• Airport Concession: BRL 0.33 billion
  Refers to investments by the concessionaire of Belém International Airport, contractually planned but advanced or expanded due to COP30.

Administrative Reports

• Compensated and Certified CO₂ Emissions

For more information about the COP30 Presidency, visit the website or write to comunicacao.presidencia@cop30.br.