Lívio Giosa: A leader in the fight for sustainability in Brazil

Lívio Giosa is a Brazilian expert in sustainability and socio-environmental responsibility, serving as president of the Associação Paulista Viva, coordinator of the Instituto de Responsabilidade Socioambiental (IRES), and vice-president of the Associação dos Dirigentes de Vendas e Marketing do Brasil (ADVB/SP). He has dedicated himself to promoting ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices as a crucial means of addressing climate challenges and ensuring a sustainable future.

His work has earned him international recognition, including the UN Sustainability Award in 2012, during the Rio+20 conference, where he was named one of the Global Sustainable Leaders. At the time, Giosa presented the “Sustainable Municipality” program, an initiative aimed at the sustainable development of Brazilian cities, which was later forwarded to the Ministry of the Environment and the UN.

In his articles, Giosa emphasizes the need for immediate and coordinated action among citizens, companies, NGOs, and the public sector to mitigate the impacts of climate change. He emphasizes that society must adopt sustainable practices and invest in responsible corporate governance to reduce emissions and preserve the environment.

One of his reflections on the subject states:

“Humanity needs a change in the perception of environmental impacts. The adoption of ESG practices is not just a trend but an urgent need. Companies and governments must commit to concrete actions that promote sustainability and social inclusion, ensuring a balanced future for future generations.”

Lívio Giosa continues to be a reference in the area of ​​sustainability and actively participates in debates and initiatives aimed at building a Brazil that is more committed to environmental preservation.

This Post was submitted by Climate Scorecard Brazil Country Manager Carlos Alexandre de Oliveira.