Sustainability in Pará Drives Territorial Integration, Responsible Mining, Clean Energy, Digital Reforestation, and Cooperative Environmental Governance with the Union

Written by Rodrigo Souza

Published on 07/10/2025 at 09:13

A sustentabilidade no Pará ganha novo fôlego com o compartilhamento de bases geoespaciais detalhadas entre a Secretaria de Meio Ambiente, Clima e Sustentabilidade (Semas) e órgãos da União (Foto: Rafa Neddermeyer/Cop30 Amazônia)

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Focused on Sustainability in Pará, Partnership Between Federal Government and State Government Expands Territorial Integration, Promotes Clean Energy, and Enhances Environmental Management with Precise Geospatial Data

The sustainability in Pará gains new momentum with the sharing of detailed geospatial databases between the Secretary of Environment, Climate and Sustainability (Semas) and federal agencies.

The objective is to improve federal and state planning, ensuring the sustainable use of the Pará territory, according to an article published.

The information includes protected areas, sensitive zones from the Economic-Ecological Zoning, forest management plans, and mining concessions.

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Responsible Mining and Sustainability in Pará Advance with Public Transparency

The sharing of data by Semas directly benefits responsible mining in Pará.

The National Mining Agency (ANM), for example, uses the information to plan concessions and supervise dams, promoting more safety and governance.

The superintendent of ANM, Luiz Paniago Neves, emphasized that the initiative strengthens data-driven public policies and enhances the transparency of institutions.

According to him, the use of this information is essential to improve supervision and ensure that economic development occurs without compromising the environment.

With Pará being one of the largest mining hubs in the world, territorial integration becomes a decisive step to unite economic growth and environmental preservation.

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The sharing of geospatial databases also supports planning studies conducted by the Energy Research Company (EPE), linked to the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME).

The president of EPE, Thiago Prado, emphasized that the Pará territory is strategic for the future of the Brazilian energy matrix.

Updated and geo-referenced data allow for the identification of suitable areas for the generation and transmission of clean energy, reinforcing sustainability in Pará.

This technical integration between federal and state improves land-use planning, preventing environmental impacts and optimizing public and private investments in the energy sector.

Digital Reforestation and Sustainability in Pará Expand Environmental Governance

With the advancement of digital transformation, sustainability in Pará is also strengthened by the Regulariza Pará Portal, which is the public platform that centralizes environmental, land, and territorial information.

The tool allows for monitoring public policies on reforestation, conservation units, rural settlements, and quilombola territories.

The periodically updated databases integrate data from state and federal agencies, promoting predictability and efficiency in environmental management.

This digitalization of the territory reinforces the role of the state as a promoter of transparent governance, facilitating public access to information and contributing to the balance between regional development and environmental protection.

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Sustainability in Pará Drives Territorial Integration, Responsible Mining, Clean Energy, Digital Reforestation, and Cooperative Environmental Governance with the Union

Focused on Sustainability in Pará, Partnership Between Federal Government and State Government Expands Territorial Integration, Promotes Clean Energy, and Enhances Environmental Management with Precise Geospatial Data

Responsible Mining and Sustainability in Pará Advance with Public Transparency

Clean Energy and Sustainability in Pará: Cooperation that Boosts the Energy Future

Digital Reforestation and Sustainability in Pará Expand Environmental Governance

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Sustainability in Pará Drives Territorial Integration, Responsible Mining, Clean Energy, Digital Reforestation, and Cooperative Environmental Governance with the Union

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