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Impact and Future Community Businesses

Fundo Vale and Conexsus support the development of cooperatives and associations of small farmers and extractivists, during Covid-19. The goal: to overcome the economic impacts of the pandemic, streng…

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Forest Economy

Initiatives that give birth to projects and grow sustainable businesses has made it possible to develop and leverage growth of impact business ecosystems in the Amazon and other biomes.

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Socio-environmental Business

Forest conservation and restoration initiatives make it possible to generate jobs, income and fair trade in social and biodiversity chains.

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Sustainable livestock in the Amazon

Fundo Vale encourages transformation of business in the value chain of livestock farming in Amazon by investing in environmental impact reduction programs.

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Green Municipalities

Fundo Vale has been aiding efforts to control illegal deforestation in the Amazon and promoting sustainable development in the region’s municipalities, supporting the Green Municipalities Program in…

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Promoting sustainability means investing in the future

Fundo Vale reaches 10th anniversary with R$135 million allocated to more than 70 initiatives and resumes focus on strengthening business ecosystem to support bioeconomy.

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Initiatives already supported or developed

2020 Impact Map

This study, carried out every two years by Pipe Social, is widely recognized in the impact business and investment sector. Fundo Vale is one of the sponsors of the Third Social and Environmental Impact Business Map, which maps businesses that are seeking to solve society’s social and environmental problems by registering entrepreneurs on a platform. This edition has a chapter that specifically analyzes social and environmental businesses.

Amazon Logistics and Marketing Lab

This initiative by Climate Ventures seeks to unlock logistics and sales barriers to promote the Amazon’s social and biological diversity products. The Lab is a structured innovation and co-creation space for prototyping and testing solutions that could boost the region’s bioeconomy. As a result of the program, the “Amazon at Home, Intact Forest” movement is being created, with the goal of scaling up prototyped solutions and serving at least 50 businesses over the next two years.

Bioeconomy Priority Program (PPBio)

Fundo Vale has supported this program, developed by Idesam and anchored in the Bioeconomy Priority Program defined by the Manaus Free Zone Agency (Suframa) for the Manaus Free Trade Zone. The program seeks to create local investment opportunities, incentivizing companies to produce sustainable development programs and projects for the region, using resources from the Information Technology Law (Law 13,674 of 2018), which requires local technology companies to assign 5% of their gross revenue to research and development activities in the Amazon. Idesam has developed a database of projects involving around 80 businesses. In 2020, R$6.3 million was invested, eight projects were supported and there were seven investor companies.)

Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Impact Accelerators

This study by Move.Social was designed to improve products and services offered by impact accelerators through a set of established indicators, to contribute to the development of these organizations and their intended impacts. Over the course of nearly one year, the project worked with 11 intermediary organizations (accelerators), and 73 impact businesses and civil society organizations were accelerated through partnerships.