Insights on Regenerative Agroforestry, Reforestation and the Future of the Gran Chaco
Investancia and Quadriz announce Chaco Alert, a program funded by high-integrity ARR and REDD+ carbon credits. It expands free emergency air medical transport for remote communities in the Paraguayan Chaco.
Investancia Paraguay S.A. y Quadriz Paraguay S.A. refuerzan su compromiso con el desarrollo sostenible y el bienestar social mediante alianzas con la Fuerza Aérea Paraguaya y el Ministerio de Salud, destinadas a brindar servicios aeromédicos y mejorar el acceso a la atención sanitaria en comunidades del Chaco.
This achievement demonstrates that the project upholds the highest international standards for environmental integrity and sustainability, confirming its meaningful contributions to climate mitigation, biodiversity preservation, and local community well-being.
Following a similar model of Investancia’s flagship Paraguayan project, Investancia Brasil Ltda. successfully launches its ground-breaking reforestation project, “Reflorestamento de Impacto no Brasil,” achieving validation
During the event, Investancia showcased impact data of the company in Carmelo Peralta city, the department, and the entire Paraguayan Chaco.
The project initially anticipates planting several thousand hectares of land before scaling to 120,000 hectares and approx. 50 million trees on degraded cattle land in silvopastoral systems, making the ARR project one of the largest of its kind.
The leading agro-research companies will extend their elite tree genetics partnership, to deliver on high-volume offtake agreements from reforestation and commercial pongamia planting in Paraguay, Brazil and Australia.
Groundbreaking new partnership will use blockchain technology to record, view and measure the growth of 50 million pongamia trees to be planted in the Paraguayan Chaco forest over the next decade.
Pongamia Trees will produce 300,000 tonnes of sustainable second generation feedstock every year by 2030 in boost for global green transport initiatives.
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