This case study highlights P4F’s role in Latin America, fostering biodiversity protection and the development of biodiversity credits as an innovative financial tool.
Theme: Biodiversity
Unlocking forest investments through the Priority Programme of Bioeconomy
The Priority Programme of Bioeconomy (PPBio) is an investment mechanism for bioeconomy based on a Brazilian Government fiscal incentive policy, set up in 2018, to boost investments into biodiversity in the Western Amazon.
Bioeconomy Priority Programme: Catalyzing scientific knowledge to business solutions
The video showcases the Bioeconomy Priority Programme (PPBio), a public policy that provides tax incentives for companies established in the Industrial Pole of Manaus in exchange for investing in priority areas.
Optimizing forest impact through a portfolio approach: Insights from the integration of regional strategies in Partnerships for Forests
This report presents how a programme portfolio approach, like the P4F programme, can enhance synergies between businesses across regions globally to promote positive impact.
Registering biodiversity products to access new international markets: The case of Baru nut registry in the UK and EU
The project focused on registering the Baru nut in the UK and EU, while disseminating knowledge to a broader ecosystem of non-timber forest product (NTFP) initiatives.
Guidebook for Implementing the Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) Program
In this book, PRCF Indonesia aims to share the information and experiences that gained from the implementation of Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) program.
Webinar: Registering new biodiversity products in international markets
This webinar shares the lessons learned from the registration process of Baru nuts in the EU and UK, revealing the path to be taken by any other bioeconomy unregistered product.
Forests for the Future: The closing event of the P4F Latin America programme
This video summarises the closing event of the P4F Latin America programme.
Strengthening biodiversity management in Colombia – Terrasos and P4F
Terrasos, a P4F partner, has created a unique business model around habitat banks in Colombia. The company stands as a pioneering entity in the biodiversity credits market, incorporating an economic incentive seamlessly into its business model to enhance the economic viability of the Habitat Bank model.
Sustainable timber production in Peru – P4F and Form International
The video “Sustainable timber production in Peru” shows how Form International, with the support of P4F, is consolidating a business model that offers a profitable alternative to the recovery of degraded land, particularly due to cattle ranching and monocultures, in the Ucayali region of Peru.
