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ProInnovate channeled non-reimbursable resources and technical assistance through innovation, productive development and entrepreneurship contests.In a context of environmental crisis and given the urgency of promoting a sustainable transition in the productive industry, the Ministry of Production (PRODUCE) has allocated more than S/92 million to finance 580 projects through non-refundable fund competitions managed by the ProInnovate program.
It is worth remembering that every March 26, World Climate Day is commemorated, established by the United Nations (UN), with the purpose of raising awareness about the importance of climate in the preservation of natural ecosystems and promoting immediate actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thus guaranteeing the sustainability of the planet for future generations.
In this framework, ProInnovate highlights four emblematic projects aimed mainly at mitigating environmental pollution and stopping climate change, reaffirming the commitment of the Peruvian State to sustainable innovation and environmental protection.
SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION: 4 INITIATIVES THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Ecoevol: technology to reduce emissions
The Greentech company developed a vehicle fuel purifier capable of reducing carbon monoxide and polluting smoke emissions by more than 80% in light and heavy units. The catalyst, called Ecoevol, also optimizes gasoline and diesel consumption, reducing the environmental impact of the vehicle fleet. In addition to Peru, it is already sold in other markets through authorized distributors.
Purple Lab: regenerated textiles
The sustainable fashion startup Purpura Lab transforms post-industrial cotton textile waste into regenerated fabrics through upcycling processes. Its mechanical method does not use water or polluting chemicals, preventing waste from affecting the environment and natural ecosystems.
Foreslab: biotechnology to preserve native ecosystems
From the Amazon region, the startup Foreslab promotes biotechnological techniques to mass produce native plants, with the aim of conserving species at risk and restoring degraded ecosystems. The company has laboratories in Cusco and Amazonas, and already offers its services in the national market.
Inkan Negro: biochar for low-emission agriculture
The agrotech Inkan Negro has developed formulations of biochar, a charcoal that fertilizes soils, captures carbon and reduces heavy metals such as cadmium in crops. In addition to marketing the product, it provides scientific advice and specialized training, promoting regenerative and low-emission agriculture.
Financing for sustainable initiatives
The ProInnovate program provides financial resources and technical support to MSMEs and entrepreneurs from various economic sectors, in order to increase their productivity and competitiveness, and contribute to adaptation and mitigation in the face of the climate crisis.
