Outstanding Partners for Outstanding Operations

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SERNANP - Peruvian National Service for Natural Protected Areas.

SERNANP ensures the conservation of Peru's network of National Protected Natural Areas and the biological diversity they host.

SERNANP's mission is implemented within the framework of participatory management with local populations, articulated with Peru's policy of sustainable development to ensure the protection of country's natural heritage.

SERNANP in its capacity as technical-regulatory authority, it works in coordination with regional and local governments and owners of properties recognized as private conservation areas.

SERNANP's goal is to conserve the vast biodiversity of Peru and to make it possible for all Peruvians to take advantage of the resources they provide in a sustainable way for eternity.  

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CEDIA - Centro para el Desarrollo del Indígena Amazónico. 

Founded in 1982 by engaged anthropologists, CEDIA is Peru's leading NGO in Amazon native communities’ development.

CEDIA has led the legal and physical land sanitation effort of c. 50% of Amazon native communities land in Peru, leading to effectively land titling of c. 7 million ha of community land in the Peruvian Amazon, a unique achievement. 

CEDIA led the creation of several protected areas, including Sierra del Divisor National Park, being responsible in implementing the FPIC process, a first in Peru's history, and community land titling. 

CEDIA is the key partner of Fronterra in several initiatives in Peru, including Sierra del Divisor Conservation Corridor Programme, alongside CIMA, JBM, SERNANP and local communities. 

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  Ecom Commodities Trading - Nature Based Solutions Business

 
Leaders in soft commodities, specialised in cocoa, coffee and cotton, ECOM operates in more than 40 producing countries.

ECOM works with thousands of farmers and local businesses, employing more than a thousand agronomists and field staff globally, running on-the-ground operations to help cocoa, coffe and cotton customers and farming communities worldwide.

Its global presence, unparalleled experience and strong, trusted relationships ,allow them to create a valuable and profitable environment for the suppliers, customers, shareholders and employees. 

ECOM partners with us to develop NBS projects to reduce the deforestation pressure in the Amazon linked to small farmers agriculture and supporting new agroforestry businesses that reduces emissions and capture carbon.

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  Nature Based 

Solutions.

 
Founded in 2021, aDryada develops, operates, and finances large-scale (>50,000 ha) nature-based projects worldwide.

With a major ambition to have a tangible impact on biodiversity, climate, and people’s living conditions, aDryada invests in developing countries through innovative business models that capture carbon while create local development.

The company has developed an efficient business model based on high-end sequestration carbon and biodiversity credits. This model unlocks large-scale investments and generates long-term financial flows. 

aDryada works with governments, leading global financial institutions, corporations, public and non-profit organizations, local private actors, small farmers and native communities.

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JBM -  Jardín Botánico De Missouri, Departamento de América Latina.

Peruvian chapter of the Missouri Botanical Garden, JBM, is the leading organisation in the botanical exploration in Peru.

JBM currently implements applied research activities in 8 protected natural areas at national level, managing a total of 122 sampling plots installed all over Peru, which is an outstanding repository of scientific data for Latin America.

Since 2003, it has managed the Selva Central Herbarium (HOXA) with a collection of more than 80 thousand specimens deposited, providing resources to national and international researchers. 

JBM succeeded in inserting more than seven thousand additional species to the list of plants reported for Peru’s central Andes amazon rainforest (selva central), a remarquable achievement at Peru's and Latam's level.

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