PPA partners win Impact Awards 2020, promoted by Environmental Finance

The Althelia Biodiversity Fund and the SITAWI Collective Loan Platform, members of the Partners for the Amazon Platform (PPA), won the Impact Awards 2020, promoted by the special channel (...)

PPA SOLIDARITY: NEW PARTNERSHIP HELPS AMAZON COMMUNITIES FIGHT COVID-19

New PPA Solidarity partnership: Response to COVID-19 in the Amazon seeks to leverage innovative and scalable solutions, through assistance programs, the emergency response to the fight against COVID-19 in (...)

World Chocolate Day

Loved by the world, chocolate comes from an Amazonian fruit - cocoa. It is no wonder that Brazil is among the major world producers with 252 million tons of cocoa produced in 2019. (...)

THE PARTNERSHIP PLATFORM FOR THE AMAZON (PPA)

is a private sector-led collective action platform that aims to foster new sustainable development models for the Amazon. Its goal is to develop and identify tangible and innovative solutions to protect biodiversity and natural resources in the Amazon, while guaranteeing the quality of life of communities living in the region.

OUR NUMBERS

+ R$ 5
MILLIONS

invested in 12 sustainable businesses

41
MEMBERS

in our network

30
BUSINESS

from Amazônia accelerated in the Acceleration Program

15 MI HECTARES

with improved management by the action of our partners

LAST NEWS

USAID, IJUS and Alcoa sign a letter of intent to promote sustainable development in the Amazon

Engagement Manager

SES-AM receives donation of beds and PPE from UNA + Fund for the interior of the State

HIGHLIGHT

PPA ACCELERATION AND INVESTMENT PROGRAM

The Program focuses on entrepreneurs working in the Amazon, as well as regional demands and realities. It is led by a group of PPA companies coordinated by IDESAM (Institute for the Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Amazon). It counts on strategic and financial support provided by USAID (US Agency for International Development), and is coordinated by the Alliance of Biodiversity International and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), the Humanize Institute, and the Vale Fund.