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The Ministério do Meio Ambiente (MMA) is the Brazilian federal agency focused on environmental protection, sustainable development, and natural resource management. Established in 1992, the MMA plays a vital role in preserving Brazil's biodiversity and ecosystems, which are essential for ecological balance and socio-economic growth. The MMA formulates and implements environmental policies, manages protected areas, and promotes sustainable practices in forestry and agriculture. It oversees key institutions like Ibama and ICMBio, enhancing their capabilities to support conservation efforts. The agency also coordinates environmental licensing and transparency initiatives, ensuring public access to environmental information. Additionally, it manages funds such as the Climate Fund and the Amazon Fund to support projects aimed at climate change mitigation and conservation. The MMA collaborates with various stakeholders, including government bodies, civil society, and the private sector, to foster partnerships that advance environmental sustainability and conservation in Brazil.
1992
Founded
Government Administration
Industry
Brazil
Location
25,880
Ranking
500 employees
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