This session showcases findings from an integrated intervention developed in the priority landscape of the San Martín region, and spotlights the leadership of smallholder farmers in mitigating climate change and conserving biodiversity. Co-created with public, private and local actors, the San Martín model combines natural climate solutions (including conservation, restoration and agroforestry) with market-driven commodity production to enhance livelihoods, promote sustainable agriculture and value creation.
Collaborative Actions for Rural Prosperity and Biodiversity Conservation in Peru
Publisher: Global Landscapes Forum (GLF)
Language: English
Year: 2021
Ecosystem(s): Forests, Agricultural Land
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HOST
Rainforest Alliance
SPEAKERS
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Javier Martinez Ocaña
Senior Manager, Sustainable Landscapes Amazon of Rainforest Alliance
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Clever Rojas
Founder and Manager, National Federation of Savings and Credit Cooperatives (FENACREP)
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Walter Sangama Sangama
President, Federation of Kichwa Indigenous Peoples of Region San Martín (FEPIKRESAM)
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Lísida Ushuiza Tapullima
President, Warmi Awadora Collective
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Tito Josip Jaime Hidalgo
Regional Manager, Desarrollo Económico San Martín
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