Today, on Amazon Day, we are pleased to announce that the AmazoniAtiva platform will be taken forward by a new organisation.

BVRio endorses the Forest sector priorities plan in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, highlighting the creation of specific credit lines for the forest sector and incentives for Private Natural Heritage Reserves (RPPN).

The project PlanaFlor held the first of a series of workshops with stakeholders to assess the draft of the strategy that aims to accelerate the Brazilian Forest Code roll-out in the coming years.

BVRio has followed the dialogue forums and strategic committees regarding actions aimed at the adoption of good practices for the implementation of the Forestry Code and sustainable agriculture.

BVRio welcomes the publication of a report that provides evidence on the current situation of Brazil’s Federal Government's actions regarding deforestation alerts.

In September, the Brazil Coalition created a Task Force - Força-Tarefa da Coalizão Brasil - (FT) dedicated to the Forest Code. One of the main purposes of the new group is to promote the alignment of the many discussions involving the Code that take place in the different FTs and Dialogue Forums of the movement.

Today, BVRio’s bioeconomy initiative AmazoniAtiva, the online showcase of natural products from the Amazon, launched a new online store on the Americanas Social shopping platform.

BVRio participates in webinar on the potential for forest carbon payments for private properties

BVRio, is supporting Conservation International (IC) in the development of a financial mechanism and investment strategy.