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Helena B Nader¹

¹Helena B. Nader is president of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; the honorary president of the Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science, São Paulo, Brazil; and a professor of molecular biology at the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP), São Paulo, Brazil.

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Summary

Brazil

Area of Science:

Environmental Science
Economics
Public Policy

Background:

Brazil's president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva pledged climate leadership at COP27.
Lula's previous term (2003-2010) prioritized science and education, fostering social and economic growth.
Current challenges include a global health crisis and Brazil's reduced investment in science, technology, innovation (ST&I), education, and research since 2016.

Discussion:

The abstract highlights the contrasting scenarios Lula faces in his upcoming term compared to his previous presidency.
It emphasizes the need for new strategies to address interconnected social, educational, environmental, and economic issues.
The decline in ST&I and education funding since 2016 presents a significant hurdle.

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Lula's commitment to environmental leadership and sustainable development is central.

The abstract underscores the critical role of science, technology, innovation (ST&I), and education in achieving Brazil's goals.

Addressing poverty and hunger must be balanced with environmental restoration and economic competitiveness.

Outlook:

The incoming administration must navigate a complex post-health crisis landscape.
Restoring investment in science, technology, innovation (ST&I), and education is crucial for Brazil's future.
The challenge lies in integrating environmental sustainability with economic recovery and social equity.