• 7 de November de 2024

    Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru build Participatory Plan to Implement the Trinational Early Warning System

    Mayors, environmental and water authorities, civil defense managers, technicians, and civil society representatives from Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru gathered in Rio Branco, Brazil, on October 29 and 30 to draft [...]

  • 6 de November de 2024

    Amazon Basin Project trains technicians from the eight countries to enhance the operation of the Amazon Hydrological Network

    A group of 20 technical professionals from institutions responsible for hydrological monitoring in Amazonian countries participated in the Amazon Hydrology Course, organized by the Amazon Basin Project (ACTO/UNEP/GEF) from October [...]

  • 4 de October de 2024

    Amazonian Network of Water Authorities (ANWA) approves its Regulations in virtual meeting

      Meeting virtually on October 4, the Amazonian Network of Water Authorities (ANWA) formally approved its Regulations. On this occasion, its Work Plan with four action fronts for the 2024 [...]

  • 17 de September de 2024

    Implementation of the Early Warning System in the Bolivia-Brazil-Peru tri-border area begins with a field survey

      The climate change adaptation actions of the Amazon Basin Project (ACTO/UNEP/GEF) include the implementation of an early warning system in the transboundary region between Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru, where [...]

  • 30 de April de 2024

    Bolivia asume la presidencia de la Red Amazónica de Autoridades del Agua

  • 17 de April de 2024

    ACTO Member Countries set up the Amazonian Network of Water Authorities (RADA)

    Created in 2023 by the presidents of the eight Amazonian countries during the Belém Summit, the Amazon Network of Water Authorities (ANWA) was officially installed on April 17 with the [...]

  • 3 de April de 2024

    Study will provide a regional overview of the mercury contamination situation in the Amazon Basin.

    The world's largest river basin is threatened by mercury pollution. Among the nine transboundary problems prioritized by the eight Amazonian countries, water pollution is considered the most serious. According to [...]

  • 22 de March de 2024

    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 that make up the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), acting in concert [...]