Petrobras To Invest R$ 21 Million In Cities Of São Paulo And Rio Grande Do Sul To Mitigate Flood, Drought, And Landslide Impacts

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Published on 10/09/2025 at 20:26

A Petrobras vai investir R$ 21 milhões em cidades de SP e RS contra a crise climática. Veja se a sua está na lista e saiba como inscrever seu projeto!

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Petrobras Is Seeking Projects to Combat Climate Crisis in Cities of São Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul; Applications Until October 27 May Be the Chance for Your Community.

Petrobras announced an investment of R$ 21 million in socio-environmental projects. The initiative focuses on the states of São Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul. The goal is to support actions for mitigation, environmental adaptation, and to increase the resilience of vulnerable communities to the climate crisis.

Understand the New Socio-Environmental Focus of Petrobras

The new public selection by Petrobras is a groundbreaking initiative. It aims to strengthen the resilience of cities and communities. The company states that the action expands its socio-environmental investment in light of the climate agenda. Priority will be given to regions sensitive to extreme events such as floods, droughts, and landslides.

What Are the Solutions Supported by the Company?

The announcement, titled “Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Adaptation and Resilience in Cities,” will support specific projects. The implementation of community technologies will be included. Additionally, the focus is on green and blue infrastructures, especially in urban areas.

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Find Out Which Cities Can Participate in the Selection

The selection will primarily cover projects in specific municipalities. In Rio Grande do Sul, the cities are: Canoas, Esteio, Porto Alegre, Gravataí, Viamão, Novo Hamburgo, and São Leopoldo. In São Paulo, the listed municipalities are: Ubatuba, Caraguatatuba, Ilhabela, São Sebastião, Bertioga, and Guarujá. The announcement will focus on the watersheds of these cities.

How to Submit Your Project for Petrobras’s Announcement

Projects can be submitted until October 27. The official launch took place during an event by the Ministry of the Environment (MMA) in Brasília. The complete announcement can be consulted on the Petrobras website.

Petrobras To Invest R$ 21 Million In Cities Of São Paulo And Rio Grande Do Sul To Mitigate Flood, Drought, And Landslide Impacts

Petrobras Is Seeking Projects to Combat Climate Crisis in Cities of São Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul; Applications Until October 27 May Be the Chance for Your Community.

Understand the New Socio-Environmental Focus of Petrobras

What Are the Solutions Supported by the Company?

Find Out Which Cities Can Participate in the Selection

How to Submit Your Project for Petrobras’s Announcement

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Petrobras To Invest R$ 21 Million In Cities Of São Paulo And Rio Grande Do Sul To Mitigate Flood, Drought, And Landslide Impacts

Petrobras Is Seeking Projects to Combat Climate Crisis in Cities of São Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul; Applications Until October 27 May Be the Chance for Your Community.

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