Professor and researcher with extensive experience in sustainability, working in the Graduate Program in Sustainability at PUC-Campinas. He has a multidisciplinary background, including a bachelor's degree in social sciences (UNICAMP), a specialization in social work and social project management (FMU), a master's and doctorate in sociology (UNICAMP), and a postdoctoral degree in international relations (Autonomous University of Lisbon, Portugal). He leads and develops high-impact research projects on socio-environmental sustainability indicators for water resource management, the social and solidarity economy, vulnerable communities, and the Amazon. As Vice-Coordinator of the Technical Chamber for Integration and Dissemination of Research and Technologies (CT-ID) and Coordinator of the Working Group on Water Resource Indicators and Monitoring of the PCJ Basin Committees, he actively implements public policies and sustainable practices.