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ACTO Biodiversity Conservation of natural resources Indigenous Peoples Job offers

July 2, 2021

Call for the selection of experts indigenous and local knowledge

The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, ACTO, is calling for experts in different areas of knowledge…

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Biodiversity Biological diversity Conservation of natural resources Informative Regional Program of Biological Diversity

July 1, 2021

The Regional Program of Biological Diversity for the Amazon Basin/Region

The Amazon is considered one of the regions with the greatest wealth of biological diversity…

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Biomaz Project Informative

June 29, 2021

ACTO to implement Regional Program on Biological Diversity for the Amazon Basin/Region

The Program was approved by delegates from the eight ACTO Member Countries. The first initiative…

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Bioamazon Project Informative

June 29, 2021

Amazon Regional Observatory: Work began on the development of the water resources and integrator modules

The company contracted by the Amazonas Project will have to put the modules into operation…

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Bioamazon Project Informative

June 29, 2021

OTCA and Ipea united to generate studies on the Amazon

The Memorandum of Understanding was signed on May 31. The next step will be the…

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Bioamazon Project Informative

June 29, 2021

Forest Products Laboratory offers a new system for wood identification on the Internet

Information integration was supported by ACTO, through the Bioamazon Project Author: Forest Products Laboratory (LPF)…

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Bioamazon Project Informative

June 29, 2021

Diagnosis for the development of a CITES Electronic Permitting System in Colombia

This information system is intended to optimize the management of information, so that the CITES…

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Bioamazon Project Informative

June 29, 2021

Design of a traceability system for the trade of alligator (Caiman yacare) products and by-products in the Plurinational State of Bolivia

TECHNICAL PAPERS SERIES Author: Pedro Azuga Hurtado, consultant specializing in participatory diagnostics, strategic planning, resource…

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Bioamazon Project Informative

June 29, 2021

Bird Trafficking in the Amazon

The Amazon Rescue Center (CREA) has been working hard in Iquitos, Peru, in the rescue…

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Bioamazon Project Informative

June 29, 2021

Diagnosis of the current situation and identification of requirements for the development of a CITES Electronic Permit System in Guyana

This project is supporting the overarching goal of combatting illegal trade of endangered species in…

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Bioamazon Project Informative

June 29, 2021

New version of SIAMAZONIA

The Peruvian Amazon Biological and Environmental Diversity Information System aims to promote the dissemination, exchange…

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ACTO Conservation of natural resources Forests Meeting Press release

June 28, 2021

Member Countries approve document of the ACTO Forest Program for the Amazon Basin and Region

With the participation of the eight Member Countries of ACTO, the technical delegates designated for…

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Call for the selection of experts indigenous and local knowledge

The Regional Program of Biological Diversity for the Amazon Basin/Region

ACTO to implement Regional Program on Biological Diversity for the Amazon Basin/Region

Amazon Regional Observatory: Work began on the development of the water resources and integrator modules

OTCA and Ipea united to generate studies on the Amazon

Forest Products Laboratory offers a new system for wood identification on the Internet

Diagnosis for the development of a CITES Electronic Permitting System in Colombia

Design of a traceability system for the trade of alligator (Caiman yacare) products and by-products in the Plurinational State of Bolivia

Bird Trafficking in the Amazon

Diagnosis of the current situation and identification of requirements for the development of a CITES Electronic Permit System in Guyana

New version of SIAMAZONIA

Member Countries approve document of the ACTO Forest Program for the Amazon Basin and Region

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