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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
Dialogue with Indigenous Peoples defines proposals for activities for the border strip between Brazil and Suriname
Meeting held in Macapá (Amapá) on June 14 and 15 involved indigenous leaders and representatives of institutions from Brazil and Suriname....
Strategies for the conservation of turtles in Venezuela
TECHNICAL PAPERS SERIES Bioamazon Newsletter n. 15 publishes the technical article Strategies for the conservation of the Arrau...
International Agency hires Consulting
ACTO opens the selection process for hiring a company to preparation of the Strategic and Action Plan for the Amazon Regional Observatory...
Ecuadorian company reproduces endangered orchid species
Ecuagenera performs studies and in vitro reproduction for the survival of species that were about to disappear, in addition to promoting...
BioForestALC and bioeconomy
Experts discussed challenges in strengthening the value chains of socio-biodiversity The Amazon Region has enormous potential to...
CITES and Forestry Authorities of the Member Countries meet to define Working Groups
The formation of the Working Groups to support the implementation of CITES for Amazonian tree species was discussed, along with the...