
Team and participants of the Replanting Life program in a native seedling production area in Rio de Janeiro. The initiative trains and employs incarcerated individuals in ecological restoration activities.

Biovalor's production flow transforms malt bagasse into pelleted animal feed, reintegrating agro-industrial waste into the family dairy farming production chain.

Gustavo Manrique, president of the Green Awards, during the announcement of Cuenca, Ecuador, as the host city for the 2026 Green Awards.
Projects in Rio de Janeiro and Fortaleza combine environmental restoration, social reintegration, and a circular economy.
Innovation in Latin America stems from the ability to connect knowledge, territory, and technology, transforming local challenges into impactful solutions with the potential to be replicated globally.— Gustavo Manrique, president of the Green Awards
CUENCA, AZUAY, ECUADOR, September 15, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / -- Initiatives developed in Rio de Janeiro and Fortaleza are among the 52 finalist projects for the 11th edition of the Green Awards , which will be held from October 19 to 22 in Cuenca , Ecuador.
The Brazilian projects combine