Indigenous Peoples and Tribal Communities
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The objective of this theme is the inclusion and participation of indigenous peoples and tribal communities in the management of their resources, under the principle of respect for the rights of indigenous peoples (land, territory, sustainable development, food and health security, land-use planning).
For indigenous affairs the following subtopics were established:
- Indigenous Peoples in voluntary isolation and initial contact.
- Protecting traditional knowledge of Indigenous Peoples and other tribal communities.
- Lands and territories of Indigenous Peoples and other tribal communities.
- New topics.
Within its short, medium and long-term actions, it also develops regional activities for the articulation of the Regional Agenda and transversal activities with the other coordination of the Permanent Secretariat.
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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
Decreases the forest loss of Peru
February 15, 2017.-The National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR) of the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation and the National...
Delegates attend workshop to strengthen dialogue and communication
Brasilia, February 07, 2017.-The Secretary General of the ACTO, Ambassador Maria Jacqueline Mendoza, opened the Training Workshop:...
Newsletters of the Field Missions – Coordination of Indigenous Affairs
Knowing about the field missions for the exchange of experiences on methodologies of protection, which were carried out in five Member...
The Regional project to manage, monitor and control wild fauna and flora species endangered by trade set to begin implementation
November 22, 2016.-Efforts to conserve and use sustainably Amazonian biodiversity will benefit from a new project making use of innovative...
The Secretary General of ACTO analyzes the results of the GEF Amazon Project
Her knowledge about the Amazon along with her diplomatic background at international level has enabled the Ambassador Maria Jacqueline...
ACTO participates in the Greenmeeting
Brasilia, September 29, 2016.- On Thursday, the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was present at the XV Green Meeting of the...