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Amazonia Impact Ventures

Impact investment manager with a debt fund that lends to Amazonian companies, cooperatives and producer organizations in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.

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01How it helps

How can Amazonia Impact Ventures help your biobusiness?

What it offers

debt

At what stage
I need capital
Who it serves
Formal companies · Associations and cooperatives
Products
Aguaje (moriche palm), Coffee, Cacao, Brazil nut
Where it works
International reach: Amazon of Peru, Ecuador and ColombiaIn Peru, with documented projects or investments in: Madre de Dios

How do you access Amazonia Impact Ventures?

Can you apply directly?
Yes, it serves biobusinesses directly.
Do you need a business that already operates?
Yes
How hard is it to access?
Demanding access
Do you pay or co-fund?
Paid
Is it repaid?
Repaid with interest or return
Where does the money come from?
Blended

Mapping classification: A debt fund that lends to companies, cooperatives and producer organizations, with loans such as USD 500,000 for an aguaje oil plant. Mixed origin because it adds IDB Lab's contribution to private investors.

02Overlaps

Who does Amazonia Impact Ventures overlap with?

Organizations in the map working on the same products in the same departments. It is not a declared relationship: it is an overlap in the data, useful to look for synergies.

03Sources

Sources and references

Dated public data behind this profile. What is published does not reflect everything an organization does.

  1. More than USD 15,000,000 deployed since 2020 and more than 6,000 producers reached. Forbes Perú: BID Lab invierte US$1 millón en el fondo AIV que busca convertir la Amazonía en destino de inversión

  2. A USD 500,000 loan for an aguaje (moriche palm) oil plant in Peru. Forbes Perú: BID Lab invierte US$1 millón en el fondo AIV que busca convertir la Amazonía en destino de inversión

  3. Launched an alliance with the Wyss Academy for Nature to strengthen the business models of three Brazil nut associations in Tambopata (ASCART, RONAP and AFIMAD) and reduce the operational and financial risks of the Brazil nut export chain; expected impact on 160,000 hectares of forest and 250 families, with a contract running to June 30, 2027. Wyss Academy for Nature: New Partnership Strengthens Amazonian Economies