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Impact
Reports
To
meet the challenge of restoring and protecting 500,000 hectares of
Brazilian jungle by 2030, it is necessary to join forces and enlist
those who understand the subject. Learn about Belterra and Caaporã, two
startups created, incubated and developed in response to Fundo Vale’s
demands to contribute to the 2030 Voluntary Forest Commitment of its
sponsor, Vale.
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Valmir
Ortega
Founding
partner, Belterra
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Luis
Fernando
Laranja
Founding
partner, Caaporã
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PrevisIA
is recognized as among best practices at COP15
PrevisIA
was selected among notable innovative practices for biodiversity
conservation at the 15th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on
Biological Diversity (COP15), which took place in Kunming, China on
September 26. The platform was developed by the Institute for the Amazon’s
People and Environment (Imazon), in partnership with Fundo Vale and
Microsoft. PrevisIA uses artificial intelligence technology and
georeferenced maps to encourage preventive actions that protect the Amazon
rainforest. COP15 was organized by the Secretariat of the Convention on
Biological Diversity, the Chinese Ministry of Ecology and Environment and
Chinese NGO Network for International Exchanges. Twenty-two winners were
selected for public recognition from out of 258 innovative proposals
submitted by 196 organizations in 26 countries.
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Synergy
– Amazon Journey
New
partnership is aimed at strengthening the Amazon’s
bioeconomy
Fundo Vale has just entered into an agreement
to support Amazon Journey, an initiative coordinated by the CERTI
Foundatino, which seeks to activate the region’s innovation ecosystems. The
aim is to generate economic value for the forest through innovative
entrepreneurship, by organizing, coordinating and connecting talents,
companies and markets. The program’s first initiative selected 30 startups
for the first stage, in which their businesses will be supported. The idea
is to promote transformative connections to boost competitiveness and these
startups’ positive impacts in the Amazon region.
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carbon
neutrality
Carbon
neutrality occurs by cutting emissions
through mitigation actions and the
compensation of residual emissions by
natural and/or artificial sinks. The
implementation of agroforestry systems is
considered a natural sink with an additional
advantage beyond carbon sequestration and
combating climate change: it can have a
positive impact and increase income
generation for small producers
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Café
Apuí gains new visual identity designed
by Future Brand
Café Apuí, a business developed by the company
Amazônia Agroflorestal and the Amazon
Conservation and Sustainable Development
Institute (Idesam), has formed a partnership
with Future Brand, a branding consulting firm
that transforms brands through purpose and
experience. The idea is to present this coffee’s
backstory to the Brazilian market, highlighting
its transformations and the opportunities it has
created for the local community, while
reinforcing the importance of caring for the
forest through sustainable management
(agroforestry) and the planting of native trees.
Forest biodiversity is the protagonist of the
new visual identity, focusing on the heliconia
flower, the buriti tree and the howler
monkey.
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Partners
for the Amazon Platform’s
Acceleration Program launches 2020
Impact
Report
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Find
out more about the results of the Partners for the Amazon Platform’s
Acceleration Program in its recently launched 2020 Impact Report. The
publication presents a portrait of the 2020 acceleration journey, which in
the context of the pandemic needed to be transformed to meet businesses’
needs and demands. Dialogue took place through virtual meetings, at which
strategies to strengthen entrepreneurs and make them more resilient were
discussed. The program also channeled working capital to eight accelerated
businesses facing difficulties in the pandemic. The 12 accelerated
businesses received direct investment totaling R$4,430,901.80. They are now
part of the portfolio of AMAZ, an accelerator coordinated by Idesam. Fundo
Vale is one of AMAZ’s founding funders.Find
Out More…
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The World BioEconomy Forum will be held in
Brazil this year, in Belém, the state capital of
Pará, located near the mouth of the Amazon
River. The focus will be on sharing experiences
about the subject and specific regional factors,
especially lessons learned from cases in Brazil
and Pará in particular. (Click
Here)
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Brazilian Origins Network’s 3rd Governance
Meeting.
(Click
Here)
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Meeting of Latimpacto Learning Community on
Innovative Financial Mechanisms. (Click
Here)
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