Knowledge products: Narrative and Visual Design to Raise Awareness of Socio-Bioeconomy in Peru

1.Background

AmazonBeEco is a regional initiative financed by IDB Lab, the Green Climate Fund (GCF), and Conexsus, which serves also as the executing agency in partnership with a strategic coalition including Fundación Aliados (Ecuador), Amazon Conservation Team (Suriname), NESsT (Peru), IC Fundación (Colombia), and Conservation International (Guyana). The project aims to boost income generation for community-based biobusinesses across six countries by integrating biodiversity conservation, traditional knowledge, and economic justice.

NESsT, as the implementing partner in Peru is looking to capture and systemate lessons learned, methodologies, and practical experiences, transforming them into actionable knowledge products that contribute to the project’s Knowledge and Information Management (KIM) strategy and operation.

2.Objective

Consolidate, systematize, and translate knowledge generated from the country operations into structured, high-impact knowledge products (e.g., guides, manuals,



case studies), aligned with the project’s Knowledge and Information Management (KIM) strategy and operation.

Ensure technical quality, relevance, and usability of knowledge products, supporting their validation and facilitating their dissemination.

3.Main Activities

Lead the consolidation, systematization, and structuring of knowledge products derived from project implementation in Peru.

Interact with the NESsT Peru team, portfolio and content developed by them.

Collect lessons learned and good practices using standardized formats, ensuring comparability and usability in Peru.

Develop high-quality knowledge products (4), which include case studies, blogs, technical notes, and content for dissemination through the project’s Knowledge Hub.

4.Scope of Deliverables

The expected deliverables include:

Product 1 (Flagship). Portfolio Case Study Collection

Development of three ente

📌 Knowledge Products (Lima)
🏢 Nesst Usa
📍 Lima