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Our Impact

We invest in forest-positive businesses that protect the Amazon rainforest and support sustainable income for local communities. 

We focus on enterprises that work with Amazonian biodiversity products, including Amazonian nuts, açaí, camu camu, aguaje, guayusa, macambo, and others. 

 

By supporting smallholders, middle-chain actors and ethical buyers, we help build sustainable supply chains that add more value locally and reduce pressure on forest cover, offering real alternatives to deforestation. 

 

Through our Impact-Linked Loans, we provide flexible capital tied to clear environmental and social targets. This approach rewards measurable impact, strengthens resilient livelihoods and supports business models that keep the Amazon rainforest standing.

Our theory of change

A strategy built on three interconnected pillars

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Business Growth

We help enterprises strengthen management practices, improve access to capital and expand market opportunities.

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Sustainability

We support regenerative agriculture, forest conservation and responsible value-chain development.

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Gender Equality &
Social Inclusion

We promote inclusive business models that improve livelihoods for women, Indigenous peoples and local communities.

Our Theory of Change is grounded in the belief that well-designed capital, paired with targeted technical assistance and aligned incentives, enables Amazonian enterprises to grow sustainably while strengthening social and environmental outcomes.

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Our Impact in Practice

Strengthening resilient Amazonian bioeconomy value chains

Growth

12 + 5: serving 12 cooperatives and associations and 5 private companies

 

42 impact-linked loans

Sustainability

12 value chains financed

>200,000 hectares under sustainable management

 

Working in 4 Amazonian countries: Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Brazil

Inclusion

>$12M to indigenous, smallholder farmers’ organisations and SMEs

 

Over 5,130 smallholder farmers reached, 36%are women, 32% Indigenous

 

14+ organisations that we collaborate with

Our work contributes to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

No poverty
Life on the land
No Hunger
Climate Action
Gender Equality
Life on Land
Decent Work and Economic Grow
Partnerships for Good

Impact Report

Read the Impact Report

For greater convenience, you can download the report

at the following link.

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