English | Español | Português DGM Photo Contest – The power of storytelling through the eyes of indigenous peoples and local communities We are excited to announce that the World Bank and The
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One in 10 known species in the world lives in the Amazon, the most culturally and biologically diverse place on the planet. But the Amazon's ecosystems are at risk. Mira
Over the next few years, the construction and improvement of thousands of kilometers of roads in the Amazon is expected. These investments are driven by the increase in prices of
This book gathers three documents that analyze from different angles the reality of the officials of the protected areas of Colombia and the territories that constitute them, as victims of
This research article identifies the restoration opportunities (areas with higher potential return of benefits and feasibility) in lowland tropical rainforest landscapes. Read the article or download the pdf from Science Advances
This report makes an assessment of the dynamics of trade in wood in the Colombian Amazon. Explain the legal framework for logging and how, in theory, it should work. It
This paper studies the effect of the recent peace negotiation between the government and the FARC insurgency on Colombia’s forest cover. Using yearly deforestation data from satellite images and a
This report identifies the key forces driving deforestation in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, which together contain almost 90% of the Amazon rainforest, and analyzes policies aimed at reducing
This six-country analysis reveals the conflict between the vision of economic development and the rights of indigenous territories and the conservation of protected areas. Read the article at Ojo Público (Spanish).
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DGM Photo Contest
English | Español | Português DGM Photo Contest – The power of storytelling through the eyes of indigenous peoples and local communities We are excited to announce that the World Bank and The
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Joining forces to protect the Amazon – the world’s largest rainforest
One in 10 known species in the world lives in the Amazon, the most culturally and biologically diverse place on the planet. But the Amazon's ecosystems are at risk. Mira
Economic return and socio-environmental risks of the road projects in the Amazon
Over the next few years, the construction and improvement of thousands of kilometers of roads in the Amazon is expected. These investments are driven by the increase in prices of
Amazonian Protected Areas and their officials as victims of the Armed conflict
This book gathers three documents that analyze from different angles the reality of the officials of the protected areas of Colombia and the territories that constitute them, as victims of
Global restoration opportunities in tropical rainforest landscapes
This research article identifies the restoration opportunities (areas with higher potential return of benefits and feasibility) in lowland tropical rainforest landscapes. Read the article or download the pdf from Science Advances
Condemning the Forest Illegality and lack of governance in the Colombian Amazon
This report makes an assessment of the dynamics of trade in wood in the Colombian Amazon. Explain the legal framework for logging and how, in theory, it should work. It
End-Of-Conflict Deforestation – Evidence From Colombian’s Peace Agreement
This paper studies the effect of the recent peace negotiation between the government and the FARC insurgency on Colombia’s forest cover. Using yearly deforestation data from satellite images and a
Nearing the Tipping Point – Drivers of Deforestation in the Amazon Region
This report identifies the key forces driving deforestation in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, which together contain almost 90% of the Amazon rainforest, and analyzes policies aimed at reducing
Amazonia at the Crossroads
This six-country analysis reveals the conflict between the vision of economic development and the rights of indigenous territories and the conservation of protected areas. Read the article at Ojo Público (Spanish).