The World Bank’s ASL Program builds on efforts by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to track and understand donor investments for Amazon conservation and seeks to advance knowledge and
El Programa Paisajes Sostenibles de la Amazonia se está expandiendo para incluir siete países: Brasil, Bolivia, Perú, Ecuador, Colombia, Guyana y Suriname. Watch the video in English | Assista ao vídeo
O programa Paisagens Sustentáveis da Amazônia (ASL, em inglês) está se expandindo e cobrirá sete países: Brasil, Colômbia, Peru, Equador, Bolívia, Guiana e Suriname. Watch the video in English
The Amazon Sustainable Landscapes Program (ASL) is expanding and will cover seven countries: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Guyana and Suriname. Mira el video en español | Assista ao vídeo em
This Technical Guide includes 1) an introduction to the different types of Earth observation technology and key characteristics; 2) how these data and tools can be used at various stages across
There are five principles in the direction outlined in the GEF 2020 Strategy. They have helped to navigate the GEF’s journey for the last eight years. This publication explains the
Leer en Español | Leia em Português The ASL Interactive Data portal is a collaborative initiative to provide ASL countries, donors, implementing agencies, partners, NGOs, and academia with a one-stop-shop for
The Amazon Sustainable Landscapes Program together with its partners regularly conducts webinars on the Amazon region. Please find below more information about past webinars as well as the upcoming ones.
Read the latest featured content Mar 3 – World Wildlife Day Mar 2021 The Amazon rainforest is home one in ten known species in the world! With such high levels
Documents
International Funding for Amazon Conservation and Sustainable Management: A continued Analysis of Grant Funding Across the Basin
The World Bank’s ASL Program builds on efforts by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to track and understand donor investments for Amazon conservation and seeks to advance knowledge and
Promover el uso sostenible de la tierra y el agua en la Amazonia
El Programa Paisajes Sostenibles de la Amazonia se está expandiendo para incluir siete países: Brasil, Bolivia, Perú, Ecuador, Colombia, Guyana y Suriname. Watch the video in English | Assista ao vídeo
Promovendo o uso sustentável da terra e da água na Amazônia
O programa Paisagens Sustentáveis da Amazônia (ASL, em inglês) está se expandindo e cobrirá sete países: Brasil, Colômbia, Peru, Equador, Bolívia, Guiana e Suriname. Watch the video in English
Promoting sustainable land and water use in the Amazon
The Amazon Sustainable Landscapes Program (ASL) is expanding and will cover seven countries: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Guyana and Suriname. Mira el video en español | Assista ao vídeo em
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Expore the ASL content by clicking one of the tags. List of keywords in Spanish and Portuguese.
Earth observation & the Global Environment Facility – Technical guide
This Technical Guide includes 1) an introduction to the different types of Earth observation technology and key characteristics; 2) how these data and tools can be used at various stages across
Delivering Transformational Change: The Journey of the Global Environment Facility
There are five principles in the direction outlined in the GEF 2020 Strategy. They have helped to navigate the GEF’s journey for the last eight years. This publication explains the
Announcing: The Amazon Sustainable Landscapes (ASL) Interactive Data Portal
Leer en Español | Leia em Português The ASL Interactive Data portal is a collaborative initiative to provide ASL countries, donors, implementing agencies, partners, NGOs, and academia with a one-stop-shop for
Webinars by the Amazon Sustainable Landscapes Program
The Amazon Sustainable Landscapes Program together with its partners regularly conducts webinars on the Amazon region. Please find below more information about past webinars as well as the upcoming ones.
Archive Featured Content
Read the latest featured content Mar 3 – World Wildlife Day Mar 2021 The Amazon rainforest is home one in ten known species in the world! With such high levels