Isis Nóbile Diniz
She is a journalist specialized in strategic communication focused on science, environmental issues, and public policy. She leads Communications at the Institute for Energy and Environment (IEMA), where she structured the area and develops institutional advocacy strategies. She builds narratives that connect technical knowledge, decision-making, and socio-environmental impact. She has over 25 years of experience in print, digital, and television journalism, with previous roles at Época magazine, and Pesquisa FAPESP, as well as experience in the third sector. She has participated in four UN Climate Conferences (COPs) and holds a degree in Journalism from Mackenzie, with specializations from USP and FGV
Universalization of Sanitation
Sanitation is at the origin of some of the main social, economic and environmental advances in cities. In this panel, experts discuss how the universalization of services contributes to health, sustainability and the development of more inclusive and resilient territories.