As part of its commitment to sustainability and climate action, MAPFRE Peru has launched the campaign “Sowing a More Sustainable Future”, an initiative that highlights its active role in restoring Amazonian ecosystems and its participation as a co-sponsor of the animated film Milagros: An Extraordinary Bear, the first film in the world to receive the […]
The forests of South and Central America are among the most diverse and ecologically important ecosystems on the planet. From the vast Amazon rainforest spanning nine countries and containing approximately 10% of the world’s known biodiversity, to the cloud forests of Central America that serve as crucial biological corridors between North and South America, these
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Earth Day is more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a global reminder that we all share responsibility for the health of our planet. While governments and corporations play a big role in shaping the future, our personal behaviors and actions matter more than we think. In fact, household consumption is linked to more
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Travel Is Beautiful. But It Comes at a Cost. Travel opens our eyes to the wonders of the world. From hiking through lush rainforests to relaxing on tropical beaches, the memories we create while exploring are priceless. However, each trip we take also comes with an environmental cost—particularly in the form of carbon emissions. That’s
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The Ocean—Our Climate Regulator The ocean covers more than 70% of the Earth’s surface and plays a critical role in regulating the planet’s climate. It absorbs about 90% of the excess heat caused by greenhouse gas emissions[1] and captures nearly 30% of human-generated CO₂. However, despite its immense contribution to climate stability, the ocean is
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How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Tourism for a Climate and Nature-Positive Future Tourism is one of the world’s most resilient industries, contributing to economic growth, cultural exchange, and job creation. However, climate change, ecosystem degradation, and rising carbon emissions threaten its long-term sustainability. To secure a climate and nature-positive future, the tourism industry must balance
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Bio Amayu, a brand developed by the renowned AJE Group, is setting new standards in sustainability and innovation within the beverage industry. In 2022, Bio Amayu earned the prestigious Climate Positive certification for its fruit beverages, featuring unique flavors like Açaí, Aguaje, Goldenberry, and Camu Camu. This recognition showcased the environmental benefits of its products
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On November 20, 2024, COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, marked a transformative moment in global climate action by dedicating a day to critical sectors shaping our climate future: tourism, transport, and urbanization. With two groundbreaking declarations, the conference showcased a vision of sustainability that integrates innovation, cross-sector collaboration, and a commitment to leaving the planet better
From November 13th to 16th, 2024, the vibrant city of Cartagena, Colombia, hosted the 122nd Executive Council Meeting of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism). This prestigious event brought together global tourism leaders to discuss the future of travel, emphasizing sustainability, resilience, and innovation in a post-pandemic world. Attended by representatives from 47
During the 16th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (COP16), Green Initiative presented the case of Machu Picchu as a model for a Carbon Neutral and Regenerative Tourism Destination. COP16 concluded in Cali after 12 days of intense discussions. Known as “The People’s COP,” the summit was divided into
Brasil: Bahia, Paraná, Santa Catarina, Rio de Janeiro
Canada: Toronto
Mexico: Ciudad de México
Netherlands: Maastricht
Peru: Lima (HQ)
Switzerland: Zürich
USA: Washington – DC, San Francisco, CA
