Join us during London Climate Action Week 2025 for a conversation on the strategic role of agrarian reform, land rights, and territory-based public policies for a just ecological transition. This transition aims to address the climate crisis without reproducing historical and social inequalities.

Hosted by Labora - Fund for Decent Work, this on-site event will highlight how popular and community-led land use — anchored in agroecology and agroforestry practices — can protect biomes, ensure food sovereignty, and generate decent livelihoods. We'll also discuss how these solutions can be strengthened through public policies, collective organizing, and philanthropic support.

At the end of the debate, Comuá Network and Alianza Socioambiental Fondos del Sur will announce the pre-launch of the Global South House, a space for debate and articulation promoted by aligned actors in the philanthropic ecosystem of the Global South, which will take place during COP30 in Belém.

When: 27 June 2025, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (Europe/London)

Where: United Voices of the World – Assembly Room – 144 Cambridge Heath Rd, Bethnal Green, London E1 5QJ

Organiser: Labora – Fund for Decent Work | Initiative of the Brazil Human Rights Fund, with the support of Ford Foundation, Laudes Foundation and Open Society Foundations

Registration: Please RSVP by Wednesday, June 25.

Junte-se a nós durante a Semana de Ação Climática de Londres 2025 para uma conversa sobre o papel estratégico da reforma agrária, dos direitos à terra e das políticas públicas territoriais para uma transição ecológica justa, que enfrente a crise climática sem reproduzir desigualdades históricas e sociais.

O evento presencial, organizado pelo Labora - Fundo de Apoio ao Trabalho Digno, destacará como o uso da terra liderado por comunidades e movimentos populares, ancorado em práticas agroecológicas e agroflorestais, pode proteger os biomas, garantir soberania alimentar e gerar meios de vida dignos. Discutiremos também como essas soluções podem ser fortalecidas por meio de políticas públicas, organização coletiva e apoio filantrópico.

Ao final do debate, a Rede Comuá e a Alianza Socioambiental Fondos del Sur anunciarão o pré-lançamento da Casa do Sul Global, um espaço de debate e articulação promovido por atores alinhados no ecossistema filantrópico do Sul Global, que acontecerá durante a COP30 em Belém.

Quando: 27 de junho de 2025, das 15h às 17h (Europa/Londres)

Onde: United Voices of the World – Assembly Room – 144 Cambridge Heath Rd, Bethnal Green, London E1 5QJ

Organização: Labora – Fundo de Apoio ao Trabalho Digno | Iniciativa do Fundo Brasil de Direitos Humanos, com apoio da Fundação Ford, Fundação Laudes e Open Society Foundations

Meet our Moderator and Panelists

Conheça nossa Moderadora e Painelistas

Camilo Augusto Santana

(Brasil)

Camilo Augusto Santana is a rural farmer and the son of agrarian reform settlers. He works in the national coordination of the Landless Rural Workers’ Movement of Brazil (MST) and MST’s National Plan to Plant Trees, Produce Healthy Food.

María Leonor Yonda

(Colômbia)

María Leonor Yonda is a social worker and human rights defender. She serves as Vice President of the National Agrarian Coordinator (CNA) and is involved in the coordination of CLOC South America - Via Campesina.

Oliver Gordon

(United Kingdom)

Oliver is the lead writer and researcher on JUST Stories – a global narratives project from the Institute for Human Rights and Business (IHRB) focused on Just Transitions. Oliver is also a freelance environmental journalist with over 13 years of experience in the field.

Nick Robins

(Inglaterra)

Professor in Practice for Sustainable Finance in 2018 and established the LSE’s Just Transition Finance Lab in 2024 where he is Chair. Prior to joining the LSE, Nick has held roles as Co-Director of the UN Environment’s Inquiry into a Sustainable Finance System, the Head of HSBC’s Climate Change Centre of Excellence and Head of Sustainable and Responsible Investment funds at Henderson Global Investors.

Ana Valéria Araújo

(Brasil) (mediadora)

Executive director of Brazil Human Rights Fund. Ana Valéria is a master in international law by American University and specializes in indigenous rights and the defense of socio-environmental rights. She’s a founding-partner at ISA (Instituto Socioambiental). She was executive director for the Rainforest Foundation US, in New York (EUA).

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