SOCIAL

FENAR is one of the flagship initiatives supported by Cimento Nacional, bringing together more than 300 artists each year and reaching an audience of over 50,000 people. Held in cities such as Arcos and Sete Lagoas, Minas Gerais, the festival expands access to the arts, transforms public spaces, and increases the national visibility of local artists.

We support one of Brazil’s leading film festivals, which connects communities with Brazilian cinema through a free and widely accessible program. The festival contributes to strengthening cultural identity and fostering the creative economy.

The Ricardo Brennand Institute (IRB) is a nationally recognized center for the preservation and promotion of Brazil’s historical and artistic heritage. It expands access to culture and contributes to human development, welcoming approximately 30,000 visitors each year.

TUCCA – Music for Healing is a cultural initiative dedicated to raising funds to support the treatment of children and adolescents with cancer. Through high-quality musical performances featuring renowned Brazilian and international artists, the project combines culture with social impact, with 100% of ticket sales allocated to funding pediatric and adolescent cancer treatments.

The Environmental Education Program (PEA) is aligned with our purpose of supporting the sustainable development of society. We believe that environmental stewardship is a fundamental pillar in building a more balanced and responsible future.

The program is carried out on an ongoing basis, both within our organization and in the communities where we operate, promoting environmental awareness and encouraging sustainable practices.

The It’s Good to Know the Community program brings local communities closer to our operations by presenting our production processes, environmental control measures, and people-focused initiatives. Through this engagement, the program strengthens transparency and builds trust with the communities where we operate.

It’s Good to Know the Family is an initiative that brings employees’ families closer to the day-to-day reality of Cimento Nacional, fostering integration, a sense of belonging, and stronger connections with the people who are part of our story.

Family Day offers guided visits to Cimento Nacional’s facilities, featuring interactive activities, recreational spaces, and themed booths showcasing key areas of the company, including Benefits, Occupational Health and Safety, Career Development, Environment, Laboratory and Co-processing, and Social Responsibility. The initiative reinforces the company’s commitment to caring for people and valuing the families that support them.

Cimento Nacional reaffirms its commitment to sustainable development and community engagement through its Socio-Environmental Partnership Grant Program. The initiative supports tax incentive–eligible projects that generate positive social impact, promote inclusion and diversity, and contribute to local development in the regions where the company operates.

The program includes projects supported under federal and state tax incentive laws, with a focus on environmental protection, sports, culture, health, well-being, and community development.

The selection process considered the applicants’ track record and reputation, as well as their ability to engage different sectors of society and generate lasting impacts that extend beyond the duration of the initiatives. Priority was given to proposals aligned with the genuine needs of the territories, featuring well-structured plans for monitoring performance indicators and demonstrating the capacity to expand residents’ access to opportunities for social, economic, cultural, and environmental development.

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