Master’s degree in Political and Economic Law; expertise in environmental certification (C3), Access and Benefit-Sharing (ABS), and due diligence conducted with respect.
Master’s student in Political and Economic Law and a member of the *stricto sensu* graduate program team at Mackenzie. Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) with an emphasis on Political and Economic Law – 2025, Mackenzie Presbyterian University. As a researcher and editorial board member in the field of Political Law, I focus on strategic policies and agrifood systems. My research explores infrastructure-based approaches to enhance the efficiency of inclusive initiatives within agrifood systems, aiming for biodiversity restoration through Nature-based Solutions (NbS) and soil recovery. I prioritize an inclusive research approach to promote practices that render food systems resilient and viable, integrating the bioeconomy with agroforestry systems and monitoring outcomes to ensure ecosystem efficiency. In my work, I address environmental solutions for soil, tailored to specific biomes and regional climatic and geopolitical contexts. I employ empirical research methodology to drive disruptive processes and reconfigure socio-environmental structures. Teresa Namatame is an environmental auditor specializing in Access and Benefit-Sharing (ABS) and is certified by the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT).