For nine days experts on indigenous affairs of the Member Countries of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) participated in a Technical Field Mission to Amazon areas near the Rio Puré and Cahuinarí National Parks in Colombia. During the period 19 to 27 July, 2014, delegates learned about progress in the formulation of public policy for the protection of indigenous peoples in isolation in Colombia.
Emitter
ACTO
Number
4
Language
English
Nº of pages
8
Creation date
jun. 2014
See also
Moving towards climate justice in the Amazon: A systemic response to uneven impacts
Moving towards climate justice in the Amazon: A systemic response to uneven impacts
Climate Adaptation in the Amazon: Developing Pathways to Effective Strategies
Climate Adaptation in the Amazon: Developing Pathways to Effective Strategies
River monitoring system in present and future scenarios
River monitoring system in present and future scenarios
Fire and the Amazon: Approaches to Regional Cooperation to Respond to the Climate Crisis
Fire and the Amazon: Approaches to Regional Cooperation to Respond to the Climate Crisis
Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change: Global Challenges and Local Responses
Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change: Global Challenges and Local Responses
Biodiversity and Climate Change: The Challenge of Maintain Life’s Connections in the Amazon
Biodiversity and Climate Change: The Challenge of Maintain Life’s Connections in the Amazon
Flying Rivers and Protected Areas: The Role of the Amazon Rainforest in South American Rainfall
Flying Rivers and Protected Areas: The Role of the Amazon Rainforest in South American Rainfall
Global Climate Connections: Atmosphere, Ocean, and the Amazon
Global Climate Connections: Atmosphere, Ocean, and the Amazon
Tipping Point: Regional and Global Cooperation to Prevent the Collapse of the Amazon
Tipping Point: Regional and Global Cooperation to Prevent the Collapse of the Amazon
Amazon Regional Strategy for a Sustainable Development Economy and Alternative Economies
