The Sustainable Use Program, from Humanize Institute, has a diverse action around Brazil, conducting work focused on territorial strengths associated to socioeconomic viability, which points out to efforts aiming at improving quality of life of producers and extractivists, as well as encouraging the establishment of practices that enable a more sustainable development. In this sense, the institution is making increasingly conscious efforts to work with a focus on promoting territorial impact, which goes through compromising in supporting structuring actions of production chains of socio-biodiversity and supporting the renovation agenda.<\/p>\n
To advance in this context, Humanize believes it is important to stimulate sustainable techniques and invest in actions such as training of rural producers and artisanal fishers, which reflects on the expansion of access to the market, the fair and inclusive commercialization, and the support to conservation and sustainable use of natural habitats.<\/p>\n
In consonance with this belief, program\u2019s performance coincides with the institute\u2019s search to work in a more integrated way with the impact business ecosystem. Regarding bioeconomy products, the institute found that, for the business to scale, there should be investment in structuring the target chain. This includes training producers and extractivists, as well as disseminating best practices, developing local organizations and infrastructure for processing. Humanize also believes that all these elements add greater value to the product, underly traceability, contribute to matters such as source denomination, certification, and economic, social, and environmental sustainability reach.<\/p>\n
Also regarding the Sustainable Use Program, in a structuring perspective, it has acted in an increasingly integrated way to the Public Management. Behind that lies the motivation to raise awareness and engage the public sector in face of actions focused on the development and enhancement of policies in favor of matters related to socio-biodiversity chains.<\/p>\n
In the same perspective and considering that the time needed to promote key changes in socio-biodiversity chains usually exceed the period determined in a project, the Sustainable Use Program has supported the development of people and organizations to help with mid-term and long-term solutions and ensure continuity in the efforts initiated in the territories.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Sustainable Use Program, from Humanize Institute, has a diverse action around Brazil, conducting work focused on territorial strengths associated to socioeconomic viability, which points out to efforts aiming at improving quality of life of producers and extractivists, as well as encouraging the establishment of practices that enable a more sustainable development. In this sense, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":1843,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"page-programs.php","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n