Abstract

The traditional inhabitants of the Amazon settled on the banks of the several rivers and streams that cut through the forest and from there they take their daily livelihood through hunting fishing and handicrafts made from the materials found around them The actions of protection preservation care and conservation are imperative to guarantee the survival of the place Especially when disruptive events affect the local balance such as the effects of climate change or the economic and health crises such as the COVID pandemic19 By restricting the movement of people to avoid contagion and the spread of the disease it also restricted the spectrum of daily activities for a good portion of the population which caused disruption in the system Based on semi-open interview techniques and direct observation of economic entrepreneurs the S o Jo o do Lago do Tup riverside community located in the Tup Development Reserve Manaus Amazonas the study aims to analyze the perception of the vulnerability of these enterprises in the market finance organization and cooperation dimensions and assess the state of resilience in the face of the adverse conditions that may reach them