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Sinal do Vale is a biohub that prototypes initiatives and promotes multidisciplinary learning in the field of regenerative bioeconomy.

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Located in the Serra da Estrela Bioregion

behind the Guanabara Bay, 50 km from the center of Rio de Janeiro,

SINAL prototypes iniciatives

of regenerative and sustainable models

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In the campus, we offer events and learning journeys for individuals and organizations

 on their path to transformation, activating global change.

Reconcavo da Guanabara Bioregion

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SINAL G20 DIALOGUES
PATHWAYS TO A REGENERATIVE BIOECONOMY 
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THE REPORT
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The report of the Reconcavo da Guanabara Bioregion, the journey towards a regenerative Bioeconomy, was launched on November 14th 2024, at the Social G20 Forum.  The SInal G20 dialogues for the Bioeconomy organised in 2024 and promoted by Sinal do Vale, in partnership with Boticario Group Foundation, Movimento Viva Agua, Euroclima GIZ, Beyonders Collective, ESADE Business School, along others local and international allies, gathered more than 700 participants to explore and consolidate the concept of a regenerative Bioeconomy.  The main objective of the dialogues was to mobilize attention and support of the different sectors of society and consolidate solutions that support ecosystem and livelihoods restoration at the Bioregional scal, specifically in the Mata Atlantica Biome.

Projects

Initiatives of the Bioeconomy

Nature-based solutions for integral regeneration, developed and scaled on campus. 

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REGENERATIVE TOURISM

Caminho do Recôncavo da Guanabara

A 110 km long distance trail which seeks to incentivize agroecological and ecotourism initiatives around the Guanabara Bay belt

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LOCAL FOOD SYSTEMS

Madre Frutos

A social impact business processing and commercializing green jackfruit extracted from the Atlantic Forest for vegan and vegetarian cuisines

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RESTORATION

Florestas do Amanhã

Restoration and enrichment of the Atlantic Forest through native species reforestation, agroecologic techniques, and strengthening of restoration production chains

Campus

Campus Activities

SINAL's operations are headquartered in a 200 hectare campus in the buffer zone between one of the last remaining protected areas of the Atlantic Forest, and the urban sprawl of Rio de Janeiro. It is a vibrant platform where people from diverse backgrounds converge as students, event attendees, volunteers and project participants. Learn how you can be a part of our activities!

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