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Policy, finance, and positioning for jurisdictional sustainability

Nuestra misión

We promote positive pathways toward the sustainability of jurisdictions with forests.

We believe that coordinated public and private decision-making, effective financing and market access for forest and agricultural value chains, and the visibility of achievements are key to protecting forests, fostering competitive production, and promoting social inclusion.

Nuestra misión

Jurisdictional Sustainability

Forest conservation is one of the most important actions to address climate change.

Millions of people around the world live in tropical and subtropical landscapes and use them for their livelihoods. Therefore, conserving these forests must consider the various land uses and seek solutions agreed upon by all stakeholders.

The jurisdictional sustainability model we advocate, called Production - Protection - Inclusion, promotes a high level of government participation (both subnational and local) while fostering collaboration with the private sector, the financial sector, and organized civil society.

What we do

Policy and Collective Action

We empower subnational and local governments to effectively implement policies focused on forest conservation, sustainable production, and key enabling conditions such as connectivity. Additionally, we promote the integration of these policies with decisions made by the private sector, financial institutions, Indigenous peoples, and civil society.

Financing and Market Support for Business Models

We generate technical evidence to strengthen and scale business models and provide intelligence to help the financial sector mobilize resources for sustainable value chains and landscapes. Likewise, we promote market access for new business models.

Strategic Positioning

Through knowledge management and strategic communication, we highlight progress and advance the action agenda for jurisdictional sustainability.

Where we are

Peruvian Amazon

The Peruvian Amazon is a vast tropical rainforest region in Peru, renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity and cultural richness. It is also an important area for the production of cocoa, coffee, oil palm, livestock, and bio-businesses.

Northern Forests of Peru

It includes the jurisdictions of Peru's Northern Coast, which together contain 3.5 million hectares of seasonally dry forests, as well as mangroves, páramos, and other unique forest types. Additionally, it is a key agro-industrial production zone in Peru.

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