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Official name: Republic of Ecuador
National Day: August 10th (Independence Day)
Capital City:Quito
Form of government: Republican, presidential, elective, representative, responsible, alternative, participatory and decentralized administration. Branches: Legislative, judicial, transparency, and citizen control
Political Division: Ecuador is divided into 24 provinces, distributed into four natural regions: Amazonas, Sierra, Costa and Insular Region
Head of State: Daniel Noboa
Area: 256,370 km²
Population:13,782,329 million
Language: Spanish (official)
Currency: American Dollar
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Training course on Tropical Timber Identification Methodologies
Technical representatives from the ACTO Member Countries will be participating in the training course to be held on May, in Brasilia. The...
Bioamazon Project carries out monitoring visit to Ecuador
The team will go to the eight ACTO Member Countries this first semester to hold workshops on the Project and the Amazon Regional...
Training course on Tropical Timber Identification Methodologies
Technical representatives from the ACTO Member Countries will be participating in the training course to be held on May, in Brasilia. The...
Indigenous peoples share their knowledge and experience to support the assessment of Amazon biodiversity and ecosystem services
ACTO brought together indigenous representatives, experts, and decision-makers to address the inclusion of traditional knowledge in the...
Articulation for the expansion of the binational agreement between border national parks between Bolivia-Peru
The second coordination meeting for the elaboration of the Health component of the Binational Agreement between the Madidi Parks, in...
Advances for the implementation of the ARO Forests Module
As part of the implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ARO), the Bioamazon Project and the Forestry Program of the Amazon...