FAPCEN, or Fundação de Apoio ao Corredor de Exportação Norte, is a non-profit organization created by entrepreneurs and rural producers to meet the needs and aspirations of the Northern Export Corridor region in a sustainable manner. With its recognition as a Public Utility (Municipal Law No. 048/93 and State Decree No. 263/93), FAPCEN is committed to the development of agriculture in the Northeastern Cerrados.

FAPCEN offers various projects and services aimed at promoting sustainable development in the region. They provide certification services based on the principles and criteria offered by the Round Table on Responsible Soy (RTRS). Their Fitotecnia program focuses on technological development and research for agricultural areas. They also organize field days, training courses, and ecological trails, while working on projects such as Aluno para Aluno, which involves sharing agricultural knowledge between university students and public school students.

FAPCEN's commitment to social responsibility is evident in their projects with quilombola communities, where they provide soil analysis, quality seeds, technical training, and support. They also contribute to environmental conservation through their CO² offset project, which involves annual tree planting campaigns. Additionally, FAPCEN offers training courses to enhance local labor skills and supports small farmers through projects like Semeando e Plantando Vidas.

Overall, FAPCEN is dedicated to sustainable agriculture, community development, and knowledge sharing, making a positive impact on the Northern Export Corridor region.