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Strategic Action Program Implementation
in the Amazon River Basin, considering
Variability and Climate Change

Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM)

  • ACTO and Member Countries make progress in implementing the Strategic Actions Program for the integrated management of water resources in the Amazon Basin

    22 de March de 2024

    United by a shared vision of the integrated and sustainable management of Amazonian water resources, the eight countries that make [...]

  • Forest seed chain generates income for traditional communities in the Brazilian Amazon and helps fight climate change

    20 de March de 2024

    Marinês Lopes de Sousa, 58, is a seed collector, extractivist and political leader of the Rio Xingu Extractive Reserve, a [...]

  • Expert talks about the challenges of integrating national environmental monitoring systems for regional management of Amazonian waters

    6 de March de 2024

    The national and regional efforts of ACTO member countries to improve the state of Amazonian water resources and ecosystems and [...]

  • Progress in Integrated Amazon Water Management: Brazil opens its National SAP Workshop

    27 de February de 2024

    A Boost for Integrated Water Management in the Amazon Integrated water management in the Amazon gained momentum today with the [...]

  • National Coordinators of the Amazon Basin Project highlight progress and challenges at 4th Technical Meeting

    18 de December de 2023

    On November 17, the 4th Technical Meeting of the Coordinators of the National Coordination Units of the Amazon Basin Project [...]

  • Bolivia, Brazil and Peru mobilize governmental and social actors to expand the Trinational Early Warning System in the MAP Region

    14 de December de 2023

    The border region between Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru, in the southwest of the Amazon, harbors an extensive area of preserved [...]

  • Venezuela holds this week the PAE National Implementation Workshop to address integrated and sustainable water management in the Amazon basin

    6 de November de 2023

    This week, Venezuela will bring together relevant national stakeholders in a workshop to identify priority actions for the integrated management [...]

  • ACTO works to increase and make women’s participation in water management in the Amazon more effective

    3 de November de 2023

    Since August, gender training has been underway in all Amazonian countries as part of the implementation project of the Strategic [...]

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Amazon Basin Project
  • The Amazon Basin Project
  • History
  • Institutional Structure
  • Socioeconomic, environmental and institutional benefits
  • The Amazon Basin and the IWRM
  • Components
  • Amazonian Network of Water Authorities
  • IWRM Toolbox
  • Gender Equality
  • Amazon Voices
  • Publications
Strategic Actions Program
  • The Strategic Action Program
  • Shared Vision
  • Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis of the Amazon Basin
  • Strategic Actions
  • Project Portfolio
  • National Action Plans
  • SAP Publications
Intervention projects
  • Early Warning Systems
  • Financing Mechanisms
  • Glacial Waters
  • Ground Waters
  • Nature-Based Solutions
Monitoring
  • Integrated Regional Information Platform on IWRM in the Amazon Basin (ARO)
  • Integrated Water Resources Monitoring System
  • Erosion and sediment transport program
  • ARO Amazon Networks Module
  • ORA Water Resources Module
  • Overview of Mercury Pollution in the Amazon Region
  • Regional Monitoring Protocols
News
  • News
  • Opportunities and Calls for Proposals
  • Courses
  • Eventos
  • Communication & Press
Contact

ACTO – Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization
SEPN 510 – Ed. Ministério da Saúde II, Bloco A – 3º Andar
Brasília, DF
CEP: 70750-521

+55 61 3248 4119

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