Clima; Gestão Empresarial
Inovação para a Criação de Valor Sustentável: Compreendendo as Cadeias Globais de Valor na Amazônia
Local
Penthouse, 10° andar, Alliance Manchester Business School, Universidade de Manchester
Data do evento
10/06/2025 às 11/06/2025
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Horário
09:00 às 17:00
Objetivo
A Universidade de Manchester realizará um workshop acadêmico para o projeto de pesquisa Inovação para a Criação de Valor Sustentável: Compreendendo as Cadeias Globais de Valor na Amazônia, parte da Iniciativa Amazônia+10. Este projeto reúne acadêmicos da UoM com colegas de diversas universidades brasileiras. O projeto se concentra nos desafios da sustentabilidade em cadeias de valor globais e locais da região amazônica brasileira, e busca identificar estratégias inovadoras que promovam o desenvolvimento sustentável nos setores de cosméticos, pesca e carne bovina. O objetivo do workshop é fornecer feedback crítico e construtivo sobre os artigos de pesquisa do projeto e identificar potenciais estratégias de publicação, incluindo contribuições para possíveis publicações em periódicos.
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Programação
10.06.2025
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09:00WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONWelcome remarks – Khalid Nadvi, Phil Shapira and Jose Puppim de Oliveira Presentation on the Innovation for Creating Sustainable Value project and its three focal sectors Discussion on project objectives and alignment with the Amazônia+10 Initiative – José Puppim
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10:00COFFEE BREAK
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10:30Value chains – innovation, sustainability, and governance1. How do national and subnational factors influence sustainability approaches in Southern-led global value chains? (Roberta) John James Loomis, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM; Khalid Nadvi, GDI UoM; Philip Shapira, UoM; José Antonio Puppim de Oliveira, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM 2. Unpacking the role of supplier context in value chain governance: Insights from Amazonian territories in the cosmetics sector Lucas Gabriel Bezerra, FGV EAESP and SEBRAE-SE; Luciana Marques Vieira, FGV EAESP 3. How does the EUDR land in the Global South? The case of Brazilian Beef. John James Loomis, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM; Khalid Nadvi, GDI UoM; José Antonio Puppim de Oliveira, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM 4. How to build an innovation-based value chain for the pirarucu fish in the Amazon: An approach using artificial intelligence and systematic literature review Matheus Duarte Matos Fernandes de Freitas, FGV EBAPE; José Antônio Puppim de Oliveira, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM
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12:30Almoço
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13:30Traceability and sustainability in Amazonian value chains1. How traceability drives sustainability in the Amazon value chains? Luciana Marques Vieira, FGV EAESP; Michel Xocaira Paes 2. Performative traceability? Digitalization, exclusion, and sustainability in the Amazon beef value chain Aarti Krishnan, AMBS, UoM; John James Loomis, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM; Khalid Nadvi, GDI UoM; Philip Shapira, AMBS, UoM 3. Multilevel governance and cattle-associated deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon: A quantitative analysis of interventions and local capacity Ana Paula Santos, FGV EBAPE; John James Loomis, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM Diogo Vallim, CBS, Copenhagen; José Antonio Puppim de Oliveira, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM
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15:00COFFEE BREAK
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15:30Innovation, branding and production in the Amazon1. Made in the Amazon: How region-of-origin cues shape sustainability perceptions and purchase intentions (online) Yan Vieites, FGV EBAPE; Larissa Elmor, FGV EBAPE; Eduardo B. Andrade, Imperial College, London 2. Business and community-based production: The case of pirarucu Umesh Mukhi, FGV EAESP; Michel Xocaira Paes, FGV EAESP 3. Due diligence regulation impact on the Global South: Understanding interaction between horizontal and vertical governance structures in the Brazilian cosmetics sector Sandrine Phemius, FGV EAESP and Sciences Po; John James Loomis, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM; José Antonio Puppim de Oliveira, FGV EAESP and GDI UoM 4. Technological capability upgrading in the biocosmetic industry: An exploratory study in the Brazilian Amazon (online) Paulo N. Figueiredo, FGV EBAPE; Pedro C. Gomes, UNICAMP
11.06.2025
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09:00Bioeconomy, climate resilience, and innovation in Amazonian development1. Interfaces between bioeconomy, family farming public policies, and climate change in Pará: The necessary construction of adaptive measures Raoni Fernandes Azerêdo, UFOPA – Federal University of West Pará Claudio Fabian Szlafsztein, UFPA – Federal University of Pará 2. The drama and the gift of Amazonian sociobioeconomies João V. Campos-Silva, Instituto Juruá; Maira Julia Ferreira, Instituto Juruá Eduardo S. Brondízio et al., Instituto Juruá 3. Institutions and financing of the agricultural sector in Brazil: Lessons and paths for the sociobioeconomy Michel Xocaira Paes, FGV EAESP; João V. Campos-Silva, Instituto Juruá
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10:00COFFEE BREAK
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10:30Feedback Session with Professors Rudolf Sinkovics & Roberta RabellottiProfessors Sinkovics and Rabellotti provide feedback on draft papers Q&A session and discussion on publication strategies for the special issue
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12:00Almoço
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13:45Workshop Wrap-up & Next StepsConsolidation of feedback and action plans for paper revisions Discussion on timelines, future collaborations, and project deliverables, workshops with stakeholders in Brazil and UNFCCC COP-30 Closing remarks and acknowledgments
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