This commitment is implemented by supporting projects implemented in different locations throughout Brazil, aiming to improve people's quality of life, promote gender and race equality, social inclusion, employment and income generation, in addition to enhancing environmental protection initiatives.

Green Belt at the São Francisco do Sul Terminal

São Francisco do Sul (SC)

cinturao-verde-sul-295X253.jpgLocated next to the terminal, on a remaining strip of the Atlantic Forest, the Green Belt, which has an area of 70 thousand square meters, was acquired in 2002 by Transpetro. For the recovery of degraded areas, the company planted about 4,000 native species.

The Green Belt of the São Francisco do Sul Terminal has a forest nursery, nature trails, a reception house, a library with publications on environmental education, and an ecological museum. The project maintains a program aimed at students of primary and secondary education, with lessons about the environment. The site also has a greenhouse for the production of seedlings for the Green Belt, the community, and visitors.