Objective: To develop and expand Agroforestry Systems (SAFs), generating income and employment for local communities by creating productive forests in degraded areas.

• R$ 3.6 million invested
• 36 hectares of agroforestry systems in development
• 93 family farmers involved
• 12 regional agricultural fairs

Objective: To promote digital inclusion for socially vulnerable individuals in our areas of operation.

• Over R$ 500,000 invested
• 100% of Elas Empreendedoras participants from Amazonas, Ceará, and Maranhão involved
• Digital Businesses: Creation of 22 virtual sales points for Elas Empreendedoras product commercialization

Objective: To mobilize and raise awareness among public agents, communities, schools, employees, and contractors against the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, and to train the local child protection network.

• R$ 1.5 million in total projected investment
• 102 hotel industry professionals trained in prevention and combat of child sexual exploitation
• Campaigns and Mobilizations: 1,500 people, 8 schools, and 9 community associations engaged in the “Maio Laranja” campaign
• Community Actions: 12 schools and 17 communities impacted by educational campaigns
• Training: 46 social assistance professionals trained by the State Department of Justice, Human Rights, and Citizenship

Objective: To contribute to the preservation and strengthening of Sergipe’s cultural heritage.

• R$ 1.3 million invested
• 3,000 people and 21 municipal public schools involved
• First interactive multimedia museum in Northern and Northeastern Brazil
• Support for exhibitions and educational activities through the National Culture Support Program (Pronac)

Objective: To ensure local infrastructure for technical-level vocational training for youth and adults, expanding employability, entrepreneurship, and income generation.

• Scholarships offered in Gas and Energy, Electromechanics, and Agribusiness
• School renovated and built to host a unit of the Amazonas Technological Education Center in Silves
• 90 students in the first three classes received scholarships to prevent dropout and support full-time study
• New courses in development and partnerships with local companies to sponsor the school

Objective: To train early childhood education staff in Maranhão’s municipal schools to enhance learning and development for children aged 0 to 6.

• R$ 6.3 million invested
• 4,867 educational units
• Pilot success led to adoption as part of Maranhão’s official Early Childhood Education Training Policy
• Creation of regional and municipal networks to ensure scalability
• Distribution of books and interactive materials to families for at-home learning support

Objective: To implement ecological restoration projects in Conservation Units in Amazonas, aiming to conserve biodiversity, promote agroforestry systems, train local populations, and create income opportunities.

• R$ 6.09 million invested in partnership with BNDES
• 400 hectares of multifunctional agroforestry systems and ecological restoration in development
• 4 Conservation Units in Amazonas
• Up to 50 communities may be involved throughout the project

Objective: To train local musicians and promote music workshops in municipal public schools, along with cultural performances in community spaces, providing access to classical music.

• R$ 3.4 million invested
• 3,000 people and 21 municipal public schools involved

Objective: To strengthen STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) skills among local public school students through robotics.

• 1st place nationally in the FIRST LEGO League (FLL) robotics tournament – Coração de Jesus Municipal School, Santo Antônio dos Lopes (MA)
• R$ 100,000 invested to support tournament participation
• Prototype created: A wearable vest that translates sound into vibrations to enhance the cinema experience for the hearing impaired
• 250 public school students involved

Objective: To implement integrated and sustainable agroecological production in backyards or small family plots, creating new sources of work and income for quilombola communities in our areas of influence.

• R$ 4 million invested
• 135 farmers involved
• Focus on production, commercialization, management, and access to public incentive policies
• Funding approved through PROCAF, a state policy for direct and indirect acquisition of agricultural and extractive products

Objective: To contribute to the eradication of illiteracy in our operating municipalities by providing equipment, support materials, and snacks to prevent dropout in Youth and Adult Education (EJA) classes.

• R$ 2.3 million invested
• 760 graduates
• 18 participating schools
• Average dropout rate: only 1.68%
• Priority given to farmers and extractivists (e.g., babassu coconut breakers) also involved in other social projects

Objective: To strengthen and celebrate Amazonian cultural heritage while creating employment and income opportunities during the festival.

• R$ 5.1 million invested
• World’s largest open-air folklore festival
• Cultural preservation and promotion through Pronac

Objective: To educate communities in our areas of influence on fire prevention, recycling, environmental preservation, and related topics.

• R$ 4 million invested
• 78 municipal public schools
• Workshops, lectures, and theater activities involving 3,500 students as part of environmental licensing efforts

Objective: To generate employment and income by developing the agricultural potential of local families, promoting organic and healthy food production, and preserving soil and biodiversity.

• R$ 23 million invested
• 225% increase in family income since 2012
• R$ 7 million in public funding approvals, ensuring financial sustainability
• First organic cocoa production in Maranhão (27,000 seedlings), in partnership with a local chocolate maker focused on agroforestry and agroecology
• Infrastructure includes: greenhouses, automated irrigation, flour and sanitation houses, kiosks, warehouses, and offices
• 155 family farmers
• 4,213 tons of organic production