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Within the Framework of the Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), ACTO has been working in its institutional, financial and legal strengthening with the objective of becoming a modern dynamic Organization fully recognized in the Member Countries, producing positive results and meeting regional expectations.
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News
Peruvian Andean community authorities offer support for glacier monitoring in the Carabaya and Apolobamba mountain ranges
The National Water Authority (ANA) of Peru, responsible for the national coordination of the Amazon Basin Project, met on March 14...
Hiring of consultancy For the Final Assessment of the “Amazon Project ” – Phase II
Amazon Project: Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources - Phase 2 OBJECTIVE Hiring Consultancy Services for the Final Assessment of...
Expert talks about the challenges of integrating national environmental monitoring systems for regional management of Amazonian waters
The national and regional efforts of ACTO member countries to improve the state of Amazonian water resources and ecosystems and...
Forest seed chain generates income for traditional communities in the Brazilian Amazon and helps fight climate change
Marinês Lopes de Sousa, 58, is a seed collector, extractivist and political leader of the Rio Xingu Extractive Reserve, a...
ACTO and Member Countries make progress in implementing the Strategic Actions Program for the integrated management of water resources in the Amazon Basin
United by a shared vision of the integrated and sustainable management of Amazonian water resources, the eight countries...
ACTO is recruiting an institution to update the Hydroclimatic Vulnerability Atlas
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF PROPOSALS EXTENDED TO MARCH 11, 2024 Within the framework of the Amazon Basin Project, ACTO will...