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BIRIBA
Agroecology & Income generation

This program aims to implement regenerative agriculture, more specifically, organic agroforestry models with small to medium landowners in the state of Bahia and São Paulo, Brazil. The beneficiaries are family farmers with limited access to capital, and technical assistance, that have historically fought for land access. Forest restoration will be conducted mainly in riparian areas, and agroforestry systems models are highly diversified and include native trees and emblematic products such as cocoa, coffee, medicinals, and threatened species such as Juçara (Euterpe edulis). 

IN TUPI-GUARANI LITERALLY MEANS

The name of a tree, but also used to refer to livestock keepers - 'sheperds'

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GOALS

Implement 2'000 ha of agroecological  agroforestry and forest restoration

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LOCATION

Cerrado & Atlantic Forest, Brazil

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TYPE

Agroforestry and Forest Restoration (A/R)

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SOCIAL IMPACTS

  • Strengthening  organizational links of cooperatives and supply chains

  • Construction and implementation of trainings

  • Diversification of production and income generation

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ENVIROMENTAL IMPACTS

  • Postive impact in terms of climate change mitigation and adaptation

  • Improvement of ecosystem services provision

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ECONOMIC

IMPACTS

  • Increase in native vegetation cover in the biomes with the highest population concentration and water consumption

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