Photos from Manaus
Speaking, Romanna Remor, at the Workshop named “Creating value and prosperity and regenerating nature: religious dynamics and social, biological and economic factors”.
The speakers at the session about the Pathways to prosperity with food security, climate justice and living forests. As moderator, Romanna Remor, President of the Board of Directors of Roble del Sur Foundation. As painelistas, from left to right, Paulo Oliveira, Owner of Cocar&Co (products business Amazon); Ernesto Souza, agroforestry farmer, lives in the Uatumã legal reserve, in the Amazon; and André Viana, Technical Director of IDESAM.
A photo of the speakers of the referred session.
Audience interacts with sustainably produced food. In focus, Ivo Silva.
A photo of a local representative.
A group photo, with audience and speakers.
In the second session of the day “Leveraging religious forces to regenerate nature and create value”, the panelists were Vinicius Biagi, Fabiula Barros, James Sousa e Victoria Sousa, from left to right.
In focus, Victoria Sousa, agroforestry farmer, owner of Ourofini Farm in Bahia, Seventh-day Adventist.
A nice photo with some of the speakers and the audience.
A photo of a local representative.
Session about The relevance of indigenous knowledge and the rights of nature to respond to climate change. Speaking, Arnie Saiki from Intemerate Earth and Pacific Theological College.
A photo of some of the speakers with the audience.
Talking about the Daime Religion, Fernando de la Roque Couto next to Romanna Remor.
In this photo, Katherine Marshall next to David Saperstein.
Photo of speakers from the session on Religion and Sustainability, by moderator Marianna Richardson, Director of Communications at the G20 Interfaith Forum.
n focus, Yuri Schmitke Almeida Belchior Tisi (ABREN WTERT BRASIL, Project Manager EUCD – European Union Climate Dialogues, sustainable production of biogas and biomethane in the agricultural sector and urban waste).
A photo of Ivo Silva, Anna Santos (Mãe Ana d'Oya) e Rodrigo Vitorino, from left to right.
Hector, member of the Organizing Committee, helps speakers communicate with each other.
A photo of the speakers with the audience.
In the session about "Urban Environment, Sustainable Development and Religion: A Dialogue on the Contributions of the Religious Sector to the G20 Environmental Agenda in Brazil", moderated by Rodrigo Vitorino, spoke Adalberto Felício Maluf Filho, National Secretary for Urban Environment and Environmental Quality of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change; Tacius Fernandes da Silva, Head of Advisory at the Social Participation and Diversity Advisory (ASPAD) of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change; and Katherine Marshall, Vice President of the G20 Interfaith Forum; Senior Researcher, Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, Georgetown University; Executive Director, World Faiths Development Dialogue.
A photo of the referred session.
A photo of the audience.
Photo from the Workshop: "Environment and Climate Change - Contributions of Religious Traditions". In focus, the moderator Salette Aquino (Member of the Global Council of URI – United Religions Initiative).
Photos of the panelists at the aforementioned workshop.
Cultural presentation of indigenous women.
Photos of the panelists at the aforementioned workshop.
A photo of the audience.
A young native woman took part on the Workshop: “Amazon, future generations and the role of religions”.
In the workshop “Amazon Challenges: how to develop the region with social, cultural, economic and environmental sustainability”, moderator was Carlos Vicente (Inter-religious Initiative for Tropical Forests Brazil / UN Environment Program).
Photo of the panelists of the referred panel. From left to right, Jonathas Lira (Jonathas Lira, Psychologist and Theologian; professor of emotional intelligence and pastor of the Refúgio Church in Manaus); Carlos Vicente; Martha Fellows Dourado (Scientist; researcher at the Amazon Research Institute - IPAM); Katherine Marshall (Vice-President of the G20 Interfaith Forum); Duhigó Clarice Gama da Silva Arbella (Originally from the Tukano people; Graduated in Pedagogy at UEA); and Dom Joaquim Hudson de Souza Ribeiro (Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Manaus).
In focus, Pai Alberto Jorge, Toy Badé Socio-Cultural Development Association.
