Keivan worked at ASSOAB for almost 10 years, working with traditional communities and forest peoples in the Amazon, with a focus on socio-biodiversity value chains, productive organization and access to public policies. Currently, she is responsible for coordinating projects at ASSOAB, with an emphasis on strengthening the Amazon nut production chain and valuing extractivist ways of life in Conservation Units, where contributes to the design of a business model based on the bioeconomy and cooperativism that generates jobs and provides income for traditional producers, connecting them to the supply chain.
Keivan Hamoud
Associação dos Agropecuários de Beruri (ASSOAB) (Brasil)
Keivan worked at ASSOAB for almost 10 years, working with traditional communities and forest peoples in the Amazon, with a focus on socio-biodiversity value chains, productive organization and access to public policies. Currently, she is responsible for coordinating projects at ASSOAB, with an emphasis on strengthening the Amazon nut production chain and valuing extractivist ways of life in Conservation Units, where contributes to the design of a business model based on the bioeconomy and cooperativism that generates jobs and provides income for traditional producers, connecting them to the supply chain.