10 de June de 2026
Amazon Basin Project expands discussion on open data and digital tools for water management
The application of open data and digital tools in water management was the central theme of another stage of the Amazonian Capacity-Building Plan of the Amazon Network of Water Authorities [...]
14 de May de 2026
The 5th Meeting of the Steering Committee Consolidates Progress on the Amazon Basin Project and Sets Regional Priorities
Representatives from the eight Member Countries of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) participated, at ACTO headquarters in Brasília, in the 5th Meeting of the Amazon Basin Project Steering Committee, [...]
21 de August de 2025
Amazon region gets its own Toolbox for Integrated Water Management
Developed under the Amazon Basin Project – Implementation of the Strategic Action Program (SAP), the Toolbox for Water Management in the Amazon is now available in Spanish, Portuguese, English, and [...]
25 de April de 2025
RADA approves common water control protocols and marks a milestone in Amazon regional cooperation
In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, on April 25, during the third meeting of the Amazonian Network of Water Authorities (RADA), the adoption of common protocols for the Regional [...]
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 [...]
27 de February de 2024
Progress in Integrated Amazon Water Management: Brazil opens its National SAP Workshop
A Boost for Integrated Water Management in the Amazon Integrated water management in the Amazon gained momentum today with the opening of the National Workshop of the Strategic Actions Program [...]
17 de December de 2023
Mangrove restoration project in Suriname will offer financial incentives for the socio-environmental contribution of the communities that depend on these ecosystems.
To the north of the capital Paramaribo, a portion of the 100,000 hectares of mangroves covering Suriname's coast suffers constant flooding caused by accelerated erosion, negatively affecting the provision of [...]