restoration - May 28, 2023
The Restoration Campaign
Operations began for the 2023 campaign of the Restoration of the Parana Rainforest and its Biodiversity
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New - April 24, 2023
Nideport advances on the implementation of 2023 goals.
We have measured as well the first impact of the project Mujeres Cultivadoras, as a result of a joint effort between Nideport and the Nueva Esperanza cooperative of women farmers. Positive results were obtained in terms of increased productivity.
Analysis - April 11, 2023
Analysis of the area of influence of the Selva Paranaense Vida Nativa GS1 Reserve.
This article presents the delimitation of the area of influence of the SPVN GS1 Reserve, the identification and analysis of stakeholders, and the methodology used for data collection.
Community Relations - April 11, 2023
Workshops for CVs Creation and Submission
In May 2022, Nideport carried out the first job search, focusing on the project's area of influence and oriented to the local community.
Community - April 10, 2023
Monitoring Plan Vida Nativa GS1, Community
In this section, we present the Community's monitoring plan for the projects that concern it, including methodologies, variables, and measurements.
Community - April 10, 2023
Óga Project
OGA is a project that recognizes the habitat as an integral and articulating concept of the nande reko (or way of life) of the Mbya people and therefore
Community - July 11, 2022
Nideport advances in the generation of bonds with the local community of Misiones
On February 21st, members of the NIDEPORT Community Relations Department held a meeting with the current authorities of the "Sports, Cultural and Recreational Commission" of Cruce Caballero.
Security - June 29, 2022
Annual report > Security and Prevention
Security and Prevention
Community - June 13, 2022
First steps of Mujeres Cultivadoras project
The Nueva Esperanza Cooperative began to use the inputs provided by NIDEPORT within the framework of the “Cultivating Women” project.
Sustainability - June 6, 2022
Nideport initiates planting activities in the Vida Nativa GS1 Reserve
The overexploitation of natural resources, through logging or urban growth, is the main cause of desertification attributable to humans, but there are others that do not depend on them. Among them are inconsistent rainfall and seasonal droughts, soil erosion and poor soils, or forest fires due to climate change