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Role 4Provides technical assistance

Conservación Internacional Perú

Funds and develops technical assistance, conservation and sustainable business projects, many with partners on the ground, and studies bioproduct value chains with regional governments.

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01How it helps

How can Conservación Internacional Perú help your biobusiness?

What it offers

technical assistancevalue chain studiesforest finance investment incubator

Who it serves
Only through other organizations
Products
Aguaje (moriche palm), Camu camu, Stingless bee honey, Chambira palm fiber, Bamboo, Cacao, Cat’s claw, Sangre de grado (dragon’s blood), Copaiba oil, Vanilla, Shiringa (wild rubber), Goldenberry (aguaymanto), Pitahaya (dragon fruit)
Where it works
International reach: Projects in more than 100 countriesIn Peru, with documented projects or investments in: Amazonas, Huánuco, Loreto, San Martín

How do you access Conservación Internacional Perú?

Can you apply directly?
No: it reaches them through other organizations (programs, NGOs or government).
Do you need a business that already operates?
Yes
How hard is it to access?
Demanding access
Do you pay or co-fund?
Free
Where does the money come from?
Philanthropic

Mapping classification: Develops projects with partners on the ground and studies bioproduct value chains with regional governments. The source shows no application route for entrepreneurs, hence high and intermediated.

02Overlaps

Who does Conservación Internacional Perú 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. Takes part, with FERIAAM and the Asociación Vainilla Perú, in the Awajún Vanilla Propagation Center in Huascayacu (Moyobamba, San Martín): 5,000 m², projected capacity of up to 70,000 seedlings a year and more than 150 beneficiary families. Agraria.pe: Vainilla awajún, la apuesta amazónica que produce plantones...

  2. Studies of 14 bioproduct value chains, such as aguaje (moriche palm), camu camu, sangre de grado, pompona vanilla and melipona honey. CI Perú: Studies of bioproducts opportunities for sustainable development in the Peruvian Amazon