The work focused on strengthening community-based socio-biodiversity enterprises in the Pantanal and Amazon regions, connecting bioeconomy, territorial innovation, and local development.

The work involved mentoring, strategic design of initiatives, and support in structuring proposals to access funding and innovation programs, focusing on businesses linked to conservation, food culture, community-based tourism, and the valorization of biodiversity products.

The work combined territorial listening, participatory construction, and support in positioning community initiatives in calls for proposals and impact ecosystems, seeking to strengthen local autonomy, income generation, and solutions rooted in the territories.