Simpas – Ferramenta para o monitoramento dos assentamentos na Amazônia

11 de dezembro de 2015

dez 11, 2015

O sistema, que pode ser utilizado como referência e aplicado a qualquer assentamento do País, tem por objetivo operacionalizar o monitoramento do desmatamento, da degradação florestal e do uso da terra nos assentamentos e propriedades associadas ao PAS, bem como, verificar o desempenho ambiental e produtivo de cada família beneficiada dos assentamentos rurais Moju I e II, Bom Jardim, Cristalino II e Núcleo PSA durante os anos de vigência do projeto.

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