How you can help
We cannot achieve our mission alone. In order to deliver lasting and positive impact for the economy, the environment and people, BVRio is seeking funding and delivery partners to join with us.
The window of opportunity to address the impending environmental crisis is small. Now is the time to be bold and take decisive actions that can halt the devastating effects of deforestation, waste and climate change. The challenge is huge, but we are confident that our market based solutions will enable businesses and governments to come together and deliver transformative and financially viable change for the environment, economy and people.
Our work is funded by international governments, businesses, and trusts and foundations. In order to scale our impact across the globe, we need to work with more philanthropic funders, corporate and international organisations.
We’d love to hear from anyone who wishes to join with us to deliver positive and lasting impact.
Plans for the future
BVRio has ambitious plans for the future. We want to continue to build on our achievements and deliver impact across the globe by replicating and scaling our approach internationally. By 2030, we hope to deliver the following results for the environment:
- To facilitate the recovery of 2,000,000 tonnes plastic waste from the environment
- To protect 2,000,000 hectares of land
- To reduce CO2 emissions by 50M tonnes
In order to achieve these outcomes, we are seeking partners and funding to enable us continue our existing work, and to support development of a number of exciting projects and activities.
Future Development Areas
get in touch to work with us in the following areas
We want to further develop the Circular Action Hub, enabling more solutions to receive the financial and operational support they need, as well as expand the resources available in the knowledge hub to include a Best Practice Guide for informal waste cooperatives to improve their business practices for competitive advantage, efficiency and transparency.
Development of the Circular Action Hub
Expanding our innovative approaches to waste recovery to more industries and waste items that cause negative environmental impacts, such as textiles, electricals and food.
Increasing waste material type recovery and recycling
There is a need for financial incentives and due diligence programmes to ensure the sustainability of supply chains (including soy, cocoa, coffee etc.) and support farmers to adhere to legislation.
Expanding our work on sustainable agriculture for other commodities
We are looking to expand our work promoting the trade of legal and sustainable timber, including work in Peru to connect buyers and sellers, and in Ghana to promote the trade of sustainable lesser-known timber species to EU markets.
