Strengthening biodiversity conservation in the Amazon: Juruá Middle Territory Program begins a new phase

With an innovative model of intersectorial collaboration and local governance, the PTMJ develops initiatives with a positive social and environmental impact for the territory and riverside communities.

SITAWI Finanças do Bem launches new Round of Collective Loan for Amazon Business

Starting this Tuesday (19), investors from all over Brazil will be able to direct resources to COOPAVAM and COFRUTA, businesses with a positive socio-environmental impact in the Amazon. The investments are expected to return 9% per year and repayment in 36 months.

New 'governance structure of PPA is validated' by its Deliberative Council

Yesterday, the second meeting of 2021 of the Deliberative Council of the Partners for the Amazon (PPA) Platform took place.

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.

OUR NUMBERS

+ 5 MILLION HECTARES

of Indigenous Lands/Conservation Units supported by the PPA

50
MEMBERS

on the PPA network

38 PRODUCTIVE CHAINS

supported by PPA

105 BUSINESS

impact strengthened through PPA initiatives

LAST NEWS

Indigenous handicrafts in the Tupi Guaporé Territory: a source of income and knowledge exchange between generations

Reference event in business for the climate opens registration for the 2021 edition

Notice selects projects developed by Indigenous Federal Brigades for the recovery of degraded areas

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.