by SERVIR Team | Sep 13, 2021 | APN, Brazil, English, Events, Indigeneous People, Portuguese, Spanish
In this session of the Global Landscape Forum GLF Amazonía: The Tipping Point on September 22, SERVIR-Amazonia and partners explored how advancements in geospatial and Earth Observation technology are enhancing forest monitoring, disaster forecasting and...
by SERVIR Team | Aug 2, 2021 | Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, English, Events, Gender, Indigeneous People, Spanish
In the interest of understanding the experiences and perspectives of indigenous women leaders of the Amazon, we propose a conversation with 5 prominent representatives of different countries of the Amazon. The webinar aims at discussing how they have managed to face...
by SERVIR Team | Jul 22, 2021 | Brazil, Deforestation, Ecosystem Management, English, Gender, Indigeneous People, Portuguese, 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...
by SERVIR Team | Dec 11, 2020 | English, Indigeneous People, Peru, Portuguese, Spanish, Uncategorized
The Madre de Dios Native Federation (FENAMAD) is the umbrella organization of the indigenous peoples of the Madre de Dios watershed in southeastern Peru. It defends the rights of indigenous peoples, promoting plans, projects and actions that contribute to their...
by Simone Staiger | Sep 20, 2019 | Colombia, Events, Indigeneous People, Services, Spanish, Stakeholder engagement
Descarga el informe del taller Ver esta noticia en Inglés Durante los días 28 y 29 de agosto se desarrolló en Bogotá el taller de “Consulta de Necesidades de Usuarios del Programa SERVIR-Amazonia”, donde participaron representantes de 32 organizaciones...
by Simone Staiger | Sep 3, 2019 | Deforestation, Drought and Fire, Indigeneous People, Spanish
Fires now burning in the Amazon, particularly Brazil and Bolivia, have become headline news and a viral topic on social media. Yet little information exists on the impact on the Amazon rainforest itself, as many of the detected fires originate in or near agricultural...
