The mission of this event is to disseminate to the Brazilian scientific/academic community experiences and outcomes in synthesis science and data science of the BELMONT project “Building new tools for data sharing and reuse through a transnational investigation of the socio-economic impacts of protected areas” (PARSEC) - a Belmont Forum collaborative research action related to e-infrastructures innovation. This project aims to conduct interdisciplinary, transnational synthesis science while testing novel approaches to the management and preservation of environmental and socio-economic data. The organisers are grateful for funding from IUGS and UNESCO to support the attendance of early career scientists. Day 1. Introduction Keynote 1: PARSEC Introduction, Alison Specht (University of Queensland) Keynote 2: Synthesis Science, the PARSEC Approach, David Mouillot (Université de Montpellier) and Rodolphe Devillers (French National Institute of Research for Sustainable Development: IRD) Keynote 3: Open Science, Open Data, the PARSEC Approach, Shelley Stall (Director for the American Geophysical Union's Data Leadership Program).