A ReVentures Initiative
Connecting LATAM and the GCC across critical systems
The Resilience Corridor is an active platform supporting the deployment and localization of ventures, technologies, and ecosystem enablers between Latin America and the GCC. Built on deep regional networks and hands-on market development, it helps accelerate partnerships, pilot deployment, and venture growth across food security, water resilience, land regeneration, and related critical systems.
"This is more than a bridge. It is a corridor: an ongoing channel through which ventures, technologies, capital, and strategic partnerships can move between two regions with highly complementary strengths."
Focus Areas
Current Priority Areas
Food and Water Security Deployment
Supporting the deployment and localization of ventures and technologies that strengthen food security and water resilience in the GCC.
Regeneration and Capital Pathways
Supporting land regeneration and natural capital models through cross-border venture development, ecosystem partnerships, and localization pathways.
AI and Innovation for Critical Systems
Supporting AI-first and operational solutions that can strengthen environmental systems and ecosystem capacity in KSA and the broader GCC.
Natural Systems
A Natural Corridor
What happens in one region can shape life in another. Saharan dust helps replenish nutrients in the Amazon, while dust from North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula influences ecosystems across the Arabian Sea and South Asia. These flows are a reminder that Latin America and the GCC are connected not only by strategy and capital, but by the deeper systems that link land, climate, water, and food.
Partners
Our Partners
To be announced soon.
Signals from the Corridor
Signals from the Corridor
A curated view of the market, policy, investment, and technology developments shaping resilience across Latin America and the GCC.
Brazil expands strategic partnerships tied to pasture recovery and food production
This signals growing interest in linking land restoration with long-term food security and agricultural resilience.
Valor International · January 2026
Read moreA project in the Saudi Arabian desert is changing the course of water — allowing the soil to absorb rain again
This Saudi initiative is restoring water absorption in desert soils and is being held up as a model that could inspire drought solutions globally, including in Brazil.
Click Petróleo e Gás · 2025
Read moreTen countries back Brazil-led finance accelerator to scale farmland restoration worldwide
The RAIZ accelerator — backed by Saudi Arabia, Brazil, and eight other nations — aims to unlock billions in public and private investment to restore degraded farmland, strengthen food security, and tackle climate breakdown.
FAO · November 2025
Read moreAI-first solutions are increasingly being applied to critical physical systems
This strengthens the case for innovation that can sense, predict, and improve the performance of food, water, energy, and land systems.
Example Source · 2025
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