Company Overview
Company Overview
• Banco da Amazônia operates as a regional development bank in Brazil, focusing primarily on the Amazon region
• It plays a crucial role in fostering economic development, sustainability, and social inclusion within this vast and ecologically significant area
• The bank generates value through various means, aligning its operations with the broader objectives of promoting regional growth, environmental preservation, and financial inclusion
• Banco da Amazônia operates as a regional development bank in Brazil, focusing primarily on the Amazon region
• It plays a crucial role in fostering economic development, sustainability, and social inclusion within this vast and ecologically significant area
• The bank generates value through various means, aligning its operations with the broader objectives of promoting regional growth, environmental preservation, and financial inclusion
Discover what guides us
Discover what guides us
MISSION
Developing a Sustainable Amazon with credit and effective
VALUES
VISION
To be the mais development bank in Amazon, innovative with employees and solid results
BANCO DA AMAZÔNIA
protecting the future of the florest
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We´ve offset 100 tCO2e through the Aruanã Projetct! This impact is represented by 100 unique coins crafted from Amazonian mahogany
We´ve offset 100 tCO2e through the Aruanã Projetct! This impact is represented by 100 unique coins crafted from Amazonian mahogany
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The Aruanã Project, located on the Vergueiro family's 12,000-hectare property in Itacoatiara, Amazonas, Brazil, exemplifies environmental responsibility. Established in 1969, the farm initially intended to clear 50% of its land for pasture. However, in 1975, after deforesting around 1,000 hectares, the owners shifted their focus to reforesting with native species. Today, the property is home to the largest area of Brazil nut trees in the Amazon, covering 1,400 hectares, and plays a significant role in conservation efforts.
The Aruanã Project, located on the Vergueiro family's 12,000-hectare property in Itacoatiara, Amazonas, Brazil, exemplifies environmental responsibility. Established in 1969, the farm initially intended to clear 50% of its land for pasture. However, in 1975, after deforesting around 1,000 hectares, the owners shifted their focus to reforesting with native species. Today, the property is home to the largest area of Brazil nut trees in the Amazon, covering 1,400 hectares, and plays a significant role in conservation efforts.
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