Who is Navi GLobal?

We are a business collective committed to enabling Amazonian communities to access the global economy.

How does Navi Global work?

Navi Global is part of a collective of businesses and foundations dedicated to serving Indigenous and forest communities. We act as guardians for 80+ Indigenous families that we represent, ensuring that projects are organised fairly and and ethically. We also actively engage with global organisations to design custom projects in the forest and deliver ESG programs they want to fund.

The majority of the funds we handle directly fund conservation work in the forest and foundations that keep Indigenous communities secure. This support includes ensuring food and water security, access to clean energy, digital resources, and industry training. In time, Amazon Indigenous communities will help us run and operate our group and eventually take on leadership roles.

Why Does Navi Global Exist?

Numerous funds, investors, businesses, and governments are committed to tackling the climate crisis, investing significant cash to solve it. However, there is a significant obstacle - corruption. Many organisations fail to allocate their funds effectively on the problem or the people best equipped to solve it.

The Amazonian Indigenous community seeks access to ESG programs generated on its behalf. They desire transparency, wanting governments and businesses to know who they are funding and to collaborate on projects that they can share and celebrate with the world. The community wants to welcome private investment into the forest and to see investors rewarded above and beyond standard market rates, provided that funders genuinely care about their community and the forest they serve.

At Navi Global, we love the communities we serve and are committed to combatting and ending this corruption. By building our company in collaboration with the Amazonian Indigenous community, who are best positioned to address the climate crisis in Latin America. Together, we directly connect the community with those who wish to fund them.

What does the future look like?

In the years to come, with the forest safeguarded through collaboration with global institutions and the business community, the Amazonian community will assume majority ownership of the collective. They will be supported and empowered to lead the funding initiatives for the forest, forevermore. This is made possible through your investments and support, to empower Amazonian communities to succeed. Are you ready to empower the Amazonian community?