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Find similar grantsAmazon Bioeconomy Fund is sponsored by Green Climate Fund (GCF). The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund aims to provide grants, loans, equity, and guarantees to sustainable small and large bio-businesses across the Amazon through multiple, tailor-made financing windows, including one specialized for smallholders and indigenous communities.
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* Policies and strategies Partner with GCF: 2nd accreditation window of 2026 now open # The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund: Unlocking private capital by valuing bioeconomy products and services with climate mitigation and adaptation results in the Amazon Date approved07 Oct 2021Est.
completion 28 Sep 2029 ESS Category Intermediation 2 Financing Public sector EntityInter-American Development Bank Home to the world’s largest tropical forest, the Amazon is highly vulnerable to climate change. The combination of increased temperatures and deforestation are creating adverse climate feedback loops.
Increasingly warmer and drier conditions will further result in forest degradation and loss of ecological functions, ultimately bringing the Amazon forests to the point of no return. Known as the tipping point, there may come a time when the forests die and are replaced by dry savannah-like landscapes.
This would have grave consequences on biodiversity, agriculture, human health and livelihood, and would also affect the Amazon’s key role in absorbing and storing the world’s carbon. GCF's new Amazon Bioeconomy Fund in six Amazon countries will deliver sustainable solutions to reduce the impacts of climate change in the Amazon biome by prioritizing natural capital and delivering climate benefits.
The USD 600 million programme will include an investment of USD 279 million from GCF, and will be implemented with the Inter-American Development Bank. It will encourage private investment in six key areas of the bioeconomy: sustainable agroforestry, native palm cultivation, non-timber natural forest products, growing native species timber, aquaculture, and community-led nature tourism.
* Livelihoods of people and communities * Ecosystems and ecosystem services * Bolivia (Plurinational State of) * Latin America and the Caribbean * Small Island Developing States * ##### Concept note received * ##### Funding proposal received * ##### Cleared by GCF Secretariat * ##### Approved by GCF Board * ##### Legal opinion on AE's Internal Approval #### Under implementation 28 Sep 2022· 1,400 days so far * ##### Disbursement - USD 26,250,000 * ##### Disbursement - USD 1,500,000 * ##### Disbursement - USD 2,250,000 * ##### Disbursement - USD 26,250,000 28 Sep 2029· 1,158 days to go Size Large Project number FP173 Risk category Intermediation 2 Subtype Public sector Theme Cross-cutting Group Small Island Developing States Status Under implementation Duration 7 * Total project value$598 M million * Tonnes of CO2 equivalent avoided 123 M million * Total number of beneficiaries 677 K thousand Show details Hide details * Total GCF-financing USD 279,000,000 * Guarantee USD 145,000,000 * Total co-financing USD 319,100,000 * **2024 Annual Performance Report for FP173: The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund: Unlocking private capital by valuing bioeconomy products and services with climate mitigation and adaptation results in the Amazon** * Annual Performance Report· * 31 May 2025 * IDB_Invest * FP173 * **2023 Annual Performance Report for FP173: The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund: Unlocking private capital by valuing bioeconomy products and services with climate mitigation and adaptation results in the Amazon** * Annual Performance Report· * 24 Feb 2024 * IDB * FP173 * **2022 Annual Performance Report for FP173: The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund: Unlocking private capital by valuing bioeconomy products and services with climate mitigation and adaptation results in the Amazon** * Annual Performance Report· * 24 Feb 2023 * IDB * FP173 * **The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund: Unlocking private capital by valuing bioeconomy products and services with climate mitigation and adaptation results in the Amazon** * Approved funding proposal· * 23 Nov 2021 * IDB * FP173 * **Gender assessment for FP173: The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund: Unlocking private capital by valuing bioeconomy products and services with climate mitigation and adaptation results in the Amazon** * Gender assessment· * 14 Sep 2021 * IDB * FP173 * **Gender action plan for FP173: The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund: Unlocking private capital by valuing bioeconomy products and services with climate mitigation and adaptation results in the Amazon** * Gender action plan· * 14 Sep 2021 * IDB * FP173 * **Environmental and social safeguards (ESS) report for FP173: The Amazon Bioeconomy Fund: Unlocking private capital by valuing bioeconomy products and services with climate mitigation and adaptation results in the Amazon** * Environmental and Social Safeguards report· * 14 Sep 2021 * IDB_Invest * FP173 Find the appropriate contacts for this project, including partner organizations and responsible entities.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Sustainable small and large bio-businesses across the Amazon, with specific windows for smallholders and indigenous communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows part of GCF's over USD 671 million commitment to nature-based solutions across the Amazon Basin. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Amazon Bioeconomy Fund is funded by Green Climate Fund (GCF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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