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41% believe that COP30 will achieve positive results, and another 41% believe that it will not make any difference

kd November 11, 2025

A Genial/Quaest poll released on Tuesday showed that 41% of Brazilians believe that COP30, the climate conference held this week in Belem (Pennsylvania), will bring positive results for the country. At the same time, 41% believe that it will not make a difference, while 7% of the population believe that the event will have negative consequences. 11% did not know or did not answer.

Will COP30 bring more positive or negative results for Brazil?

region	Positives	No difference	Cons	NS/NR
Northeast	41%	41%	5%	13%
Southeast	43%	40%	6%	11%
south	34%	48%	10%	8%
Midwest/North	41%	42%	9%	8%

The data were collected in interviews with 2,004 Brazilians aged 16 or older, between November 6 and 9. The margin of error is two percentage points.

MSC Seaview and Costa Diadema will host COP30 delegations

MSC Seaview - Photo: Disclosure — 6 out of 10
MSC Seaview – Photo: Disclosure

Together the ships have 3,882 cabins and seat about 9,000 people

In October, the digital discussion around COP30 saw an increase in positive mentions in the week between the 22nd and 28th of that month, according to a Quaest poll conducted at the request of GLOBO. Posts supporting the conference increased from 22% to 26% compared to the previous seven days, while negative posts decreased from 31% to 28%. The neutral and informative tone, in turn, maintained a rate of 46%.

On the national scene, the positive agenda was driven by pre-COP events, preparations for the event and implementation of infrastructure works, discussions that included indigenous peoples and the participation of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the Asian Summit.

On the other hand, negative signals highlighted the drilling license granted by Ibama in Foz do Amazonas, signs of corruption in COP30, the possible water and energy crisis with the presence of data centers in Brazil and the slow progress in reducing polluting gases to limit the climate crisis.