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Amazon Countries Advance the Implementation of the Regional Public Security Agenda
Amazon Countries Advance the Implementation of the Regional Public Security Agenda
Report launched at ACTO records lowest burned area in the Brazilian Amazon in 41 years
Report launched at ACTO records lowest burned area in the Brazilian Amazon in 41 years
ACTO opens call for applications for National Technical Assistant Consultant for the AAS Project in Suriname
ACTO opens call for applications for National Technical Assistant Consultant for the AAS Project in Suriname
Ecuador strengthens national MAPI coordination through meeting between Government and Indigenous Peoples in the Amazon
Ecuador strengthens national MAPI coordination through meeting between Government and Indigenous Peoples in the Amazon
ACTO hires Technical Assistant to support the Secretariat of the Amazon Network of Water Authorities (ANWA)
ACTO hires Technical Assistant to support the Secretariat of the Amazon Network of Water Authorities (ANWA)
ACTO promotes Training Course on “Fire Behavior Analysis” in Peru
ACTO promotes Training Course on “Fire Behavior Analysis” in Peru
COP30
The first COP held in Brazil – in the Amazon region – is symbolic for ACTO
Given the current climate crisis, the biome plays a fundamental role in global climate preservation, and ACTO, as the region’s only multilateral voice and the main political and technical forum in the Amazon, is ready to ensure its sustainable future. We make the Amazon a territory of solutions.
ACTO and the Amazon: United for Protection and Regional Cooperation
The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is the only intergovernmental entity dedicated exclusively to the Amazon. Created by the eight Amazonian countries, it strengthens regional cooperation to protect the forest, promote sustainable development, and ensure the well-being of the peoples who live in the largest river basin and tropical rainforest on Earth.
