Instituto Aupaba is a high-governance Brazilian non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to regenerative design for tourism and territorial development.
Founded by members of civil society, Instituto Aupaba works at the intersection of regenerative tourism, ESG strategies, community-based tourism, cultural heritage, and biodiversity protection, helping build more prosperous, just, and conscious territories across Brazil.
The name Aupaba, originating from the Tupi-Guarani language, means “Land of Origin”, symbolizing our commitment to social, environmental, and cultural regeneration.
For us, tourism goes far beyond economics.
Learn more: www.institutoaupaba.org
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