Amazon Nature Tech Forum

​The Amazon does not lack innovation. Across the region, organizations are already building sophisticated solutions for territorial governance, participatory monitoring, digital MRV, AI-powered verification, traceability, and community-centered governance systems.

​What they often lack is visibility, coordination, and ecosystem connection.

​The Amazon Nature Tech Forum is a follow-up webinar emerging from the conversations initiated during Nature Tech Week in London and from the launch of the Technology and Trust in the Amazon report.

​Held by the Amazon Investor Coalition, the Nature Tech Collective and Climate Ventures, three key networks will gather to support deeper thinking around this crucial region and its enabling technologies.

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Agenda:

​The conversation will be divided into 5 blocks:

Block 1 · Territory & Governance

​Who governs trust in the Amazon? In this section we'll explore territorial transparency, participatory governance, community-centered monitoring, and rights-based approaches to environmental integrity.

​Block 2 · Baselines & Permanence

​How do we build credible long-term environmental integrity Here we'll examine how emerging technologies and predictive systems are strengthening the credibility and responsiveness of environmental integrity frameworks.

​Block 3 · MRV & Environmental Evidence Systems

​How do we generate credible environmental evidence at scale? From digital MRV to decentralized verification and community-linked monitoring: we'll describe how the evidence infrastructure for environmental markets is evolving.

​Block 4 · Market Infrastructure & Interoperability

​How does integrity move through markets? We'll aim to showcase the digital and financial infrastructure layers that allow environmental assets and integrity signals to circulate across market ecosystems.

​Closing discussion · What is still missing?

​A collective mapping exercise and a moderated conversation on the governance, coordination, and ecosystem conditions still limiting the scale and legitimacy of environmental markets in the Amazon.