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Frutificar Amazônia Supports 2,700 Farmers in Pará and Amapá
The project will support family farmers and traditional communities through initiatives focused on the sustainable management of açaí and cacao, agro-industrialization, and market access.
“COP30 got off to a good start and needs to move forward with dialog on fossil fuels”
André Guimarães, executive director of IPAM, highlights the fast pace of negotiations and the importance of moving forward in discussions on reducing fossil fuels.
Launched at COP30, document reveals how social tipping points are already threatening the Amazon
The Policy Brief produced by IPAM brings together public policy recommendations aimed at protecting territories, forests and people through fair adaptation and climate resilience.
Management and fires: fire characteristics discussed at Proteja event
A panel held at Casa Balaio on the 13th, as part of a COP30 side event, discussed the destructive effects of fire, its potential as a traditional indigenous tool and techniques for managing and preventing fires.
Extreme weather in the Amazon affects 1.8 million people a year
The scientific article also calculates that economic losses due to climate disasters in the Brazilian portion of the biome amount to more than U$ 5.7 billion over 22 years.
IPAM Day at Casa Balaio brings together science, culture, the Amazon and the Cerrado
Unallocated public forests, climate adaptation and resilience, and an exhibition of the institute's institutional audiovisual productions were all part of the activities.
COP30: International forum celebrates family farming solutions to the climate crisis
The opening of the event on Thursday 13th brought together farmers, environmentalists and decision-makers to discuss ways of strengthening small farmers and traditional communities.