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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- Indigenous Peoples.
- Infrastructure and Physical Integration
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- Legal Basis
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- Poverty, Inequality and Social Inclusion
- Productive systems
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- Research, Technology, and Innovation
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News
ACTO opens a process for hiring an administrative, financial and procurement manager
The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) opens a process for hiring an Administrative, Financial...
Ambassador of Austria in Brazil visit the ACTO
Brasilia, February 22, 2019.-The Ambassador of Austria in Brazil, Irene Giner-Reichl was received today in headquarters of Permanent...
The General Secretary of ACTO participates in the HFLD Conference
Brasilia, February 13, 2019.- The reduction the duplication of efforts as a way to improve climate finance was the subject presented by...
The importance of the biological collections for the conservation of biodiversity
The biological records and historical information help in the classification of the threats of endangered species. Biological collections...
ACTO reaffirms desire to expand cooperation with the BNDES
Brasilia, 30 January, 2019.- The Secretary General, Alexandra Moreira, together with the Directors of the ACTO, held a first meeting with...
The 104th Meeting of the CCOOR marks the beginning of its activities
Brasilia, January 29, 2019.- The Coordinating Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) begins its activities with the...