This side event aims to showcase tourism experiences in the Amazon, discussing challenges and opportunities for innovation and sustainability within the framework of the socio-bioeconomy.

This panel aims to evaluate how acceleration and incubation programs can be adapted to the reality and rhythms of community-based enterprises, defining essential components of a program truly suited to the Amazonian socio-bioeconomy (e.g., financial management, planning, marketing).

Este panel propone un intercambio estratégico de alto nivel entre líderes gubernamentales, institucionales y del sector productivo de las diversas bioeconomías de las Américas —amazónica, andina, mesoamericana, caribeña, norteamericana y del Cono Sur— para reconocer avances, desafíos y complementariedades, e identificar acciones conjuntas que fortalezcan una agenda regional de bioeconomía sostenible, inclusiva y transformadora para la agricultura y los sistemas agroalimentarios.

This event is open to the public.

This panel proposes a strategic debate on the role of forest communities in building a just climate transition. From the perspective of ancestral knowledge, territorial demands and sustainability, practices and alliances that promote inclusion and strengthen the sovereignty of Amazonian peoples, contributing to the sustainable development of the region, will be discussed.

This roundtable aims to explore how innovation, entrepreneurship, and strategic private sector engagement can unlock sustainable value chains in the Amazon region that transform forest-based resources into equitable market opportunities, contributing to a thriving bioeconomy that supports environmental conservation, climate resilience, and inclusive economic development.

This COP30 roundtable will explore ways to unlock financing for locally led socio-bioeconomic ventures in the Panamazon region.

This panel proposes a strategic dialogue on how to unlock the potential of the Amazonian bioeconomy from the perspective of women entrepreneurs and local communities.