Ecuador
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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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International Agency hires Consulting – (Population assessments – Amazonian species in Guyana)
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ACTO and UNEP announce start of regional actions to promote integrated water management and climate change adaptation in the Amazon
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Health in South America Borders
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Webinar Health in Frontier Areas in South America
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No Amazonia, no water: climate change in the rainforest
A virtual event will bring in solutions to water and environment related issues in the vital Amazon region. On the occasion of the SIWI...