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Ybyrá

São Bernardo do Campo, São Paulo, Brazil • 5 Employees
Environmental Services

Ybyrá is an organization that integrates the preservation of biodiversity, the specialized management of organic waste and the development of agroecological technologies with the empowerment of local communities, generating income and social development. Ybyrá comes from Tupi and means Tree, which organism represents longevity and unites the strength of our roots with the transformation of our riches. Our purpose is to foster and disseminate agroecological science and technology in order to educate and qualify people in the management and treatment of natural resources, where we provide and demonstrate efficient models of management of these resources and the transformation of raw materials into sustainable technology and products that empower our business economy. Ybyrá focuses on developing cost-effective and sustainable planning and implementation solutions for the management, management and logistics of waste generated in urban and rural environments. These systems reduce and optimize the interconnected operating costs of waste management and logistics, providing the intended purpose and proper disposal, as well as providing inputs for the development of products and services that feed a sustainable supply chain. We transform organic waste into living energy, whether through a wide range of products, from organic-biodegradable tableware, organic paper, organic fertilizer, organic fodder, agro-ecological packaging, etc. to intelligent and sustainable engineering services and solutions in the management and waste treatment through composting and digestion processes. Thus, the life of these wastes extends and their economic value is harnessed, aiming at the preservation of socio-biodiversity in favor of sustainability. Our mission is to qualify and empower society through education and environmental management, offering courses, workshops and lectures on topics related to waste, agroecology.