An Amazon bioeconomy is a path for Brazil

Check out the article written by Beto Borges, director of the Communities and Territorial Governance Initiative at Forest Trends, supported by PPA. (...)

PPA promotes a meeting to discuss arrangements and mechanisms for implementing a bioeconomy in the Amazon

On the occasion, the PPA Bioeconomy Thematic Group received guests Tatiana Schor and Lilia Assunção (SEDECTI/AM) and Inaiê Takaes (Concertação pela Amazônia). (...)

SITAWI opens a new round for investment with a positive impact on businesses in the Amazon and enables investments from 10 reais

Today, July 13, SITAWI Finanças do Bem opened a new round of the SITAWI Collective Loan Platform, focused on developing businesses with a positive socio-environmental impact in Floresta Am (...)

THE PARTNERSHIP PLATFORM FOR THE AMAZON (PPA)

it is a collective action platform for the private sector to foster new models of sustainable development in the Amazon. Its objective is to develop and identify tangible and innovative solutions for the conservation of biodiversity and natural resources in the Amazon, as well as guaranteeing the quality of life of the communities in the region.

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Legal Amazon has PPA operations

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38 PRODUCTIVE CHAINS

supported by PPA

98 BUSINESS

impact strengthened through PPA initiatives

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Terms of Reference for Contracting Voices for Climate Action Program Proposals

PPA announces support for the project “Nossa Floresta, Nossa Casa – Mosaico Tupi”

Online event promoted by PPA deals with the açaí market and the sustainable bias of its production

HIGHLIGHT

PPA SOLIDARITY

“PPA Solidarity: Responding to COVID-19 in the Amazon” is an initiative by partners USAID, NPI Expand, PPA and SITAWI Finanças do Bem that engages the private sector in strategic partnerships to leverage innovative and scalable solutions to strengthen rapid response to emergencies and combating COVID-19 in the Amazon.

Partners from the private sector and civil society came together to coordinate this response, leveraging approximately R$18.2 million reais, which joins the R$10.6 million invested by USAID through NPI Expand. Know the supported projects.