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Potential use of TerraOnTrack by indigenous women of the Origens Brasil® network

Potential use of TerraOnTrack by indigenous women of the Origens Brasil® network

by SERVIR Team | Mar 30, 2022 | Brazil, Ecosystem Management, English, Gender, Indigeneous People, Portuguese, Services, Spanish

Indigenous women and women of isolated rural communities express interest in using geospatial technology to protect community forests in the Brazilian Amazon The Origens Brasil® network, facilitated and administrated by the Brazilian NGO Imaflora, connects community...
Geospatial services and gender dynamics: Findings of a study

Geospatial services and gender dynamics: Findings of a study

by SERVIR Team | Mar 8, 2022 | English, Gender, Portuguese, Spanish

Geospatial services can benefit the people and the environment of the Amazon by supporting communities in monitoring their territories and addressing the various challenges they face, such as deforestation, illegal mining, climate change, and biodiversity loss. In...
International Day of Women and Girls in Science: A celebration of new talented professionals at SERVIR-Amazonia

International Day of Women and Girls in Science: A celebration of new talented professionals at SERVIR-Amazonia

by SERVIR Team | Feb 11, 2022 | Capacity Development, Caribbean, English, Gender, Stakeholder engagement

Gender equality together with the empowerment of women and girls – in all spheres of life – is a determining factor that will decisively contribute to the world’s economic development, and to progress on all the goals and targets of the 2030 Agenda...
Not too late for goodbyes

Not too late for goodbyes

by SERVIR Team | Feb 3, 2022 | Communications, English, Gender, MEL, Portuguese, Spanish

It is very rare to hear of a team implementing a research for development project that receives all the necessary support to successfully execute planned activities and achieve expected results.  At SERVIR-Amazonia we can say we did! Since our first months functioning...
Arizona State University and SERVIR-Amazonia, allies of women professionals in Geospatial Information Systems – GIS

Arizona State University and SERVIR-Amazonia, allies of women professionals in Geospatial Information Systems – GIS

by SERVIR Team | Jan 19, 2022 | Capacity Development, English, Gender, Indigeneous People, Portuguese

Promoting the development of professional women in Geographic Information Systems by strengthening technical and social skills in environmental sciences and geospatial technologies constitutes above all an interactive process that seeks to share experiences and...
Women farmers and extractivists in the Amazon, what can a GIS tool add to their lives?

Women farmers and extractivists in the Amazon, what can a GIS tool add to their lives?

by SERVIR Team | Oct 6, 2021 | Brazil, Deforestation, Ecosystem Management, English, Gender, Services

Native women extractivists and farmers in the Amazon work with a diverse array of products. They harvest chestnuts, babassu, extract oils, produce cassava flour, fruit pulp, plant cocoa, pepper, produce handicrafts and cultivate many other types of food in their...
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