When asked about Imazon’s influence on public policy, he mentioned, among other works, an Imazon study on the illegal exploitation of mahogany that led to a ban on its logging in Brazil, as well as a study exposing the inefficiency of punishment for environmental crimes in the Amazon which then provoked a review of legal procedures. Since 2010, Cazetta has been a member of the Supervisory Board at Imazon, which is tasked with examining the institution’s accounts and ensuring that they rely on a variety of financial sources.