This lecture shares a comprehensive vision of what a sustainable socio-bioeconomy in the Amazon could look like. It explores  the potential products that could be generated, shedding light on the transformative impacts such an approach could have on improving living standards, mitigating socio-economic inequalities and contributing to the conservation of the Amazon ecosystem. With an emphasis on practicality, the lecture provides tangible examples, offering a nuanced understanding of how the principles of a sustainable socio-bioeconomy can be translated into viable initiatives, fostering positive outcomes for both the environment and local communities.

Lecture source language: Portuguese 

Available subtitles & translations: English and Spanish