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Emily Costa

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Sociobioeconomy transforms in the Amazon and recognizes central role of traditional populations for sustainable development" alt="
Stories September 5, 2023

Sociobioeconomy transforms in the Amazon and recognizes central role of traditional populations for sustainable development

Concept goes beyond the defense of strengthening forest products, and carries the prefix ‘socio’ to show that the way local communities work in the economy in the Amazon, preserving its diversity, is fundamental to sustainable development.
By Emily Costa via InfoAmazonia
PPCDAm: new plan against deforestation includes technologies to anticipate devastation and investment in bioeconomy to develop the Amazon" alt="
Stories April 14, 2023

PPCDAm: new plan against deforestation includes technologies to anticipate devastation and investment in bioeconomy to develop the Amazon

The 5th phase of the PPCDAm, a plan first launched in 2004, presents four axes for containing advancing deforestation from 2023 to 2027. The project will depend on 13 ministries for its execution and will serve as the base for achieving the goal of zero deforestation in the Amazon by 2030.
By Emily Costa via InfoAmazonia
‘The fight goes on’: four indigenous leaders from Amazonia outline their expectations for the next four years" alt="
Stories February 9, 2023

‘The fight goes on’: four indigenous leaders from Amazonia outline their expectations for the next four years

In a conversations with InfoAmazonia, Maial Kaiapó, Samela Sateré-Mawé, Júnior Hekurari Yanomami and Alessandra Korap Munduruku spoke about the historically important establishment of the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples, and the sense of relief following the dismantling of environmental policies.
By Emily Costa via InfoAmazonia
Funai to seek support from the Amazon Fund: ‘things are destitute’, says Joenia Wapichana" alt="
Stories January 31, 2023

Funai to seek support from the Amazon Fund: ‘things are destitute’, says Joenia Wapichana

Funai’s new president, who took office on February 3, told InfoAmazonia in an interview that the [agency’s] budget for demarcating and protecting Indigenous Territories is approximately R$ 90,000, which means she will be looking for alternatives for getting the agency back up and working.
By Emily Costa via InfoAmazonia

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