COP30 in Belém - Public Safety, Climate and the Commitment to Social Responsibility

Abstract

This article addresses the relationship between public security, climate change, and social responsibility within the context of COP30. It aims to investigate how public security policies can integrate sustainable practices and social responsibility to mitigate climate impacts. The methodology is based on qualitative research, including documentary analysis and interviews with experts in security and environmental fields. Results show that joint action between security institutions and environmental agencies is essential to promote effective prevention and response to climate crises, while strengthening community involvement. The study concludes that integrating social and environmental dimensions into public security is crucial for building resilient and sustainable public policies that respect human rights and promote social justice amid global climate change. Institutional commitment and social responsibility are highlighted as key factors in addressing contemporary environmental challenges.