Regional Health Management
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The objective of this theme is to create an agreed operational and instrumental framework of strategies and indicators, mainly in the development of activities enabling the strengthening of Public Health Surveillance with an emphasis on Environmental Health in the Amazon Region and in the development of strategies for health aligned with national health systems.
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Publications
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- ACTO Bioamazonia_p
- ACTO Biomaz_publ
- Amazon Strategic Cooperation Agenda
- Basin Amazon
- Biological diversity
- DOCUMENTS
- Environmental management
- Forests
- Forests Program_publ
- Indigenous Peoples
- Indigenous Peoples.
- Infrastructure and Physical Integration
- Institutional
- Institutional.
- Intercultural and Environmental Education
- Legal Basis
- Mitigation and adaptation to Climate Change
- Poverty, Inequality and Social Inclusion
- Productive systems
- Protected areas
- PUBLICATIONS
- Regional health management
- Research, Technology, and Innovation
- Tourism
- Water resources
News
ACTO Monitoring Project holds seminar on forest fires in the Amazon
Brasilia, October 27, 2016.- Government representatives from the eight member countries of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization...
Brazil, Guyana and Suriname started the process of dialogues for cooperation on health care for indigenous peoples
Lethem (Guyana), November 10, 2017.-Under the auspices of the Government of Guyana, the second Trinational technical meeting of ACTO was...
UNFCCC COP23 – Suriname
Observation Room _ Monitoring Project / ACTO Presentation Rene Somopawiro, of the Directorate of Research and...
UNFCCC COP23 (Suriname)
1.Winston Lackin, Ambassador of Environment for Suriname 2. Sara Svensson, REDD+ technical officer from Suriname, 3. Rene Somopawiro -...
Meetings for regional knowledge exchange before the 69th Permanent Committee of CITES
Brasilia, November, 06 2017.- In order to offer a forum for conversation of the ACTO Member Countries to evaluate legislation topics and...
ACTO Secretary General participates in the International Conference “Water and Climate – Meeting of the Great Rivers of the World”
Brasilia, October 23, 2017. –The Secretary General of Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), Ambassador María Jacqueline Mendoza,...