Cembra

Cembra, or the Center of Excellence for the Brazilian Sea, is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the study and sustainable utilization of Brazil's maritime resources, famously referred to as the "Blue Amazon." Established with the intent of integrating stakeholders from government, business, and academia, Cembra's core mission is to stimulate, propose, coordinate, and lead projects that contribute to Brazil’s socio-economic and scientific development in marine contexts.

The organization collaborates closely with notable founders, including the Brazilian Navy and universities such as Coppe/UFRJ and FURG. Cembra actively engages in cutting-edge research and technology development, ensuring the continuous enhancement of methodologies that uphold high-quality standards. Among its services, Cembra produces comprehensive studies, reports, and digital periodicals, including the "Brazil and the Sea in the 21st Century," which features insights from various experts. With a commitment to fostering innovation and excellence, Cembra positions itself at the forefront of marine studies, shaping Brazil's future in maritime stewardship.