Brazilian Programs Boost Socio-Environmental Ventures with Funding and Networking Opportunities
Brazilian socio-environmental impact programs in Goiás and Mato Grosso do Sul offer funding and networking to empower sustainable ventures.
Brazilian socio-environmental impact programs in Goiás and Mato Grosso do Sul offer funding and networking to empower sustainable ventures.
Epamig launches a R$12 million call for agricultural research projects in Minas Gerais, supporting innovation aligned...
The Impact Fund Estímulo allocates R$101 million in credit exclusively for female micro and small entrepreneurs across Brazil, with favorable terms and support programs.
Curitiba and Aracaju lead Brazilian capitals in enabling entrepreneurs to open new businesses in just two hours, thanks to major reductions in bureaucracy and digitization efforts.
Sicredi's business event in Andradas successfully promoted vehicle financing, local commerce, and potential future collaborations, boosting economic growth in the region.
COP30 in Belém spotlights enhanced green financing access for small businesses and showcases Maranhão’s sustainable products, reflecting Brazil's push for an inclusive green economy.
At COP30 in Belém, Sebrae supports Amazonian small businesses via the Brasil BioMarket and a R$ 2 million investment in Instituto Amazônia+21’s Facility, promoting sustainable bioeconomy and industrialization.
At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the MDIC launches a virtual marketplace for socioenvironmental impact businesses while Amapá promotes itself as a sustainable investment hub.
PipeRun's Semana do Software is a free online event from November 11-13, 2025, uniting Brazilian tech leaders to explore innovation, AI, business growth, and tax reform impacts.
Formula 1 at Interlagos doubles restaurant sales and boosts local employment with significant increases in beer and snack demand.
Two major November 2025 business summits in Brazil convened thousands to discuss technology, innovation, and economic strategies vital to the country's future.
Sebrae advances women’s entrepreneurship with a R$500,000 business roundtable in Dourados and promotes Amazonian bioeconomy at Belém’s COP 30 En-Zone.
Government initiatives in Minas Gerais and Rio Verde are boosting small business growth through business opportunities and subsidized credit programs.
Minas Gerais government-backed small entrepreneurs generate over R$7.5 million in business at Superminas through strategic meetings and workshops.
Contrata+Brasil platform launches in Corumbá to ease public contract access for microentrepreneurs, reducing bureaucracy and supporting local growth.
New federal programs and legislation in Brazil aim to enhance export readiness and credit access for micro and small businesses, fostering economic growth and job creation.
Caixa Econômica Federal has launched the Reforma Casa Brasil program, offering subsidized home renovation loans to families earning up to R$ 9,600 monthly, with R$ 30 billion allocated to assist 1.5 million households across Brazil.
Delas Summit 2025 in Florianópolis successfully connected 300 women entrepreneurs, facilitating business deals and offering financial support through innovative programs.
Socorro and Indaiatuba advance economic growth by adopting digital tools to simplify business processes and hosting sectoral events to boost local industries.
Delas Summit 2025 showcased the empowerment of women in Brazilian business through credit access programs, networking initiatives, and digital marketing training.
APCRI proposes renaming 'risk capital' to 'investment capital' to improve the venture capital sector's perception and investment appeal in Brazil and beyond.
The upcoming Summit de Negócios Made in Bahia 2025 will focus on innovation, economic growth, and infrastructure, featuring key industry and government leaders in Salvador.
Ceará's new business registrations jumped nearly 30% in 2025, driven by digital reforms and sector growth, says Jucec.
Brazilian cities Ribeirão Preto and Uberlândia are advancing international business and investment ties in 2025, focusing on growth opportunities, especially with China.
BNDES Garagem's increasing focus on climate financing is driving growth in Brazil's green economy startups, with new selections to be announced at COP-30.
BNDES is organizing a free event in Salvador to present R$ 1.4 billion in credit opportunities tailored for Bahia's small and medium-sized businesses.
President Lula launches Reforma Casa Brasil, offering R$ 40 billion to facilitate affordable home renovation credit, targeting vulnerable urban families and stimulating the housing and construction sectors.
Rio Grande do Sul leads Brazil by launching the second cycle of the National Aldir Blanc Policy, releasing over R$ 55 million to support cultural and creative economy projects with applications open until January 2026.
Brazil enacts targeted support programs including design-driven innovation immersions and credit opportunities to aid industries and SMEs against tariff impacts in October 2025.
Brazil hosts multiple entrepreneurship and technology events in October 2025, highlighting regional development and innovation efforts.
Northern Brazil advances entrepreneurship through Jucepa's business formalization innovations in Pará and Inovem's entrepreneurship training in Roraima.
Microcredit programs by Banco do Povo and BNDES are enabling entrepreneurs across Brazil to grow businesses through credit access, training, and strategic events.
Brazilian small businesses receive extensive support through Sebrae's 'Turbina Vendas' lectures and the LiDERE+ event to maximize sales for the 2025 holiday season.
Paraná and Minas Gerais advance local economic development in 2025 by boosting public procurement from small businesses and offering exclusive credit lines with favorable terms.
Brazil’s small businesses stand to gain from lower inflation projections for 2025 and new BNDES credit initiatives, boosting growth prospects.
Upcoming entrepreneurial fair in Canoas and ongoing financing initiatives in Paraná highlight Brazil's commitment to supporting local business growth and innovation.
Upcoming business events in Chapecó and Navegantes in late 2025 aim to generate millions in economic activity while supporting local industries.
Governor Jorginho Mello attends Tirolerfest in Treze Tílias, reinforcing cultural preservation while announcing R$6.2 million in local development investments.
Brazil is actively promoting its business tourism sector at IMEX America 2025 while local initiatives in Osasco aim to strengthen regional tourism infrastructure and attract corporate events.
Acre's EmpreendeTur project is underway, offering vocational courses to boost tourism and entrepreneurship in the state.
Federal programs ProCred and Pronampe have funneled R$21 billion into Brazil's micro and small businesses by September 2025, complementing local efforts to boost economic growth and job creation.
Maranhão Fashion Week serves as a key platform for business growth in Maranhão, supported by extensive sponsorship from major companies and government entities.