Mariana Oliveira

Mariana Oliveira is the Forests, Land Use and Agriculture Program Manager at WRI Brasil, where she leads the program’s strategy, management and operational processes. She is the liaison for WRI’s Global Restoration Initiative in Brasil, where she supports project implementation and grant reporting processes. Mariana holds a certificate in Tropical Forest Landscapes: Conservation, Restoration and Sustainable Use from Yale University and completed a post-graduate course on Environmental Management from the University of São Paulo. She also holds a bachelor of science degree in Geography from the same university.

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Natural Infrastructure for Water in Campinas (SP) and Region

Natural infrastructure can be a vital addition to water systems. They can make these systems more resilient, effective, and cost-effective to maintain. With the right data, decision-makers can develop informed strategies for how to integrate natural infrastructure into their water systems.  This report explores the costs and benefits of natural infrastructure in the Metropolitan Region…

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Natural Infrastructure for Water in the Metropolitan Region of Greater Vitória

Forests and other forms of native vegetation can serve as effective nature-based solutions for water resource management. They can enhance the performance and resilience of conventional structures or rehabilitate the landscape for water with greater regularity and better quality.   The Natural Infrastructure for Water in the Metropolitan Region of Greater Vitória report demonstrates how forest…