United Nations AssociationBrazil

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United Nations Association-Brazil

• United Nations Association Brazil is a grass
  root institution liked to the UN that aims to
  educate, inspire and mobilize the Brazilian civil
  society regarding the principles and values
  inscribed in the Charter of the United Nations.
  
• UNA-Brazil is also engaged with disseminating the
  institutional importance of the work developed by
  the UN through the implementation of projects,
  activities and partnerships in the local,
  national and international spheres.

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Fórum das Américas

• Fórum das Américas is an independent institution
  dedicated to the discussion of the main
  hemispheric issues, from human rights to
  democracy, from environment to free trade areas.
• Founded in 1978, Fórum das Américas has already
  organized a number of events with highlights to
  The United Nations and Society in the Threshold
  of a New Millennium, in 1998, that counted with
  the UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan as the main
  speaker and gathered the most important leaders
  of the Brazilian society. UNA-Brazil was
  established in this same occasion.

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Sustainable Development Forum 2007
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SDF 2008 - Venue and Date
May 2nd, 2008
New York, USA
Cipriani Wall Street
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Cipriani Wall Street
Cipriani Wall Street stands as a triumph of Greek
Revival architecture. Occupying an entire city
block, this New York Landmark served as the home
of the New York Merchants' Exchange, the New York
Stock Exchange and the US Customs House, as well
as the headquarters of the National City Bank.
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SDF 2008 Goals

• Create and strengthen the perception, especially
  from the business community, that no profit will
  be sustainable in the medium to long run if the
  economic activity it is based on is not
  environmentally sustainable
• Mobilize political, academic and business leaders
  and promote international dialogue on sustainable
  development
  
• Use a business language to present the various
  concepts, providing scientific analyses and
  realistic goals
  

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SDF 2008 Goals

• Generate networking opportunity between part of
  the global business elite, furnishing them the
  knowledge to start businesses and partnerships
  that take the limitations of our planet into
  consideration
• Achieve great international repercussion of this
  crucial subject and stimulate action by
  governments, enterprises and individuals
  
• Fund-raise for future projects of the United
  Nations Association - Brazil.

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Partners and Invited Press

• Partners SDF 2007 Council of the Americas,
  FALA!, FENADVB, Novel Holdings Limited,
  Quintessentially, Brazil-Texas Chamber of
  Commerce, World Business Council for Sustainable
  Development and World Federation of United
  Nations Associations.
• Press to be invited Azteca TV, Correio Popular,
  Dinheiro, El País, O Estado de São Paulo,
  Financial Times, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung,
  Herald Tribune, Jornal do Brasil, Jovem Pan, Le
  Monde, Newsweek, Rede Record, Revista Forbes, The
  Economist, Times of London, The Wall Street
  Journal, Washington Post, etc.

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Confirmed Honorary Speaker
Al Gore Vice President of the United States of A
merica (1992-2000) 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Winn
er The Inconvenient Truth and the Global All
iance for Sustainability
Other Invited Speakers Bill Clinton, President
of the United States of America (1992-2000)
Tony Blair, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
(1997-2007) Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of Sta
te of the United States of America
Celso Amorim, Brazils Minister of Foreign Relat
ion Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the Unit
ed Nations
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Benefits for Sponsors

• Participation at event with very distinguished
  invitees, including presidents and CEOs of
  important companies from many different sectors,
  state authorities, royalties, personalities and
  academics from Brazil and the world
• Expose and present its logo and products to a
  very wealthy international clientele with great
  promotion and repercussion capacity
  
• Associate its image to themes of the large public
  interest as sustainable development and global
  warming
  

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Benefits for Sponsors

• Know and be known to opinion makers and decision
  takers of the highest power spheres worldwide
  
• Possibility to develop and generate new business
  opportunities
  
• Have its name/logo diffused through media
  partners in many countries, such as USA, Brazil,
  UK, France, Germany, México, Italy and others
  
• Exclusive networking.

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Participation
Individual Ticket Access to all panels
Individual name listed in the program
Contribution US 1,100
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Opportunity
Silver Support Access to all panels for 10 at
tendees Individual name of 10 attendees listed i
n the program Tables identified with the corpo
rate logo of supporter for 10 attendees
Corporate logo of supporting institution listed
on program as silver supporter
Corporate logo of sponsor displayed on official
website

Contribution US 21,000
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Opportunity
Gold Sponsor Access to all panels for 20 attend
ees Individual name for 20 attendees listed in t
he program Table identified with the corporate
logo of sponsor for 20 attendees
Corporate logo of sponsor displayed on official
website Verbal and visual logo representation
of sponsor at the event to include
(i) Corporate logo listed on the program as
gold sponsor (ii) Acknowledgement by the MC
(iii) Corporate logo displayed in plasma scree
ns. Corporate logo included in official promotio
n materials Corporate presentation of sponsor pl
aced in proper location Access to the VIP room
for president of sponsoring institution

Contribution
US 80,000
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Opportunity
Platinum Sponsor Access to all panels for 30 at
tendees Individual name for 30 attendees listed
in the program Tables identified with the cor
porate logo for sponsor for 30 attendees
Corporate logo of sponsor displayed on official
website Verbal and visual logo representation
of sponsor at the event to include
(i) Corporate logo listed on the program as
sponsor (ii) Acknowledgement by the MC (iii)
Corporate logo displayed with exclusivity at
e-banner inside the conference room during
sponsored panel. Corporate logo included in off
icial promotion materials Corporate presentation
of sponsor placed in proper location
Access to VIP room for the President of
sponsoring institution Welcome remarks by the pr
esident of sponsoring institution during the
sponsored panel. Contribution US
160,000
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Contact Information
Thiago L. Fernandes T. 55 11 3094.7988 fernande
s_at_unab.org.br Anamélia Meirelles T. 55 11 309
4.7990
anamelia_at_unab.org.br
General Coordinator
Communication Officer
Paolo Zampolli pzampolli_at_ireoigo.org T 1 212 64
7 7000
International Renewable Energy Organization
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