Vale acknowledges the complexity of the impacts caused by the collapse of the Samarco dam and reiterates its commitment to a full, just, and human rights–oriented reparation for the affected people and territories...

Approximately R$170 billion were allocated for reparation actions over a 20-year period, combining direct execution obligations with continued investments in public policies...

Reparation also includes relevant actions to guarantee subsistence and income for populations affected by the dam collapse. The Income Transfer Program (PTR), with resources of approximately R$3.75 billion, ensures direct financial support to family farmers and artisanal fishers...Indigenous Peoples, quilombola communities, and traditional communities also have access to R$8 billion, allocated to a self-management model with specific collective reparation actions, food security, differentiated healthcare, and cultural strengthening...

Aware that reparation is an ongoing process, the Rio Doce New Reparation Agreement consolidates a governance and execution model oriented toward greater effectiveness, transparency, and the centrality of human rights...