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Ekonavi is an ecological initiative platform supporting and mapping projects in agroforestry, bioconstruction, permaculture, sustainable energy, and decentralized finance to aid planetary regeneration.
Ekonavi is a platform mapping and supporting ecological initiatives, primarily in Brazil (increasingly Latin America, Africa, and beyond), bringing together the community of projects in the fields of agroforestry, bioconstruction, permaculture, sustainable energies and decentralized finance. It has the objective to build community innovation in the area of ecological activities, contributing with the regeneration of the planet.
The platform has been supporting initiatives on the ground, such as the planting of trees, the construction of greenhouses, the use of sustainable materials, agroforestry courses and much more. Check projects publications in ekonavi.com to follow up developments in the field!
Ekonavi History
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applied to the GG21: Thriving Arbitrum Summer 1 month ago which was rejected
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accepted into Climate Solutions Round 1 month ago.
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accepted into Climate Round 5 months ago.
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