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Climate multilateralism is ready to evolve, highlights COP30 presidency
According to the twelfth letter published by André Corrêa do Lago, Belém highlighted the limits of international law and inaugurated a new model of implementation.
IPAM signs agreement with China Environmental Federation
Partnership signed at COP30 aims to promote the exchange of knowledge between the two countries' institutions on forest protection and climate change initiatives
Brazil has 18 million hectares of illegally deforested Legal Reserves
The area has grown by 900,000 hectares since last year. Most of the liabilities are located on rural properties in the Amazon and Cerrado.
COP30: Plan to end fossil fuels is decisive for the Amazon, says IPAM
Proposal defended by the Brazilian government aims to create a path to abandon the use of oil, gas and coal; IPAM signals that the implementation of a plan to end fossil fuels could be decisive for the protection of the Amazon, agricultural production and food security
At COP30, IPAM demands protection for untitled forests in the Amazon
"Undesignated public forests need to be included on the climate agenda," said an IPAM researcher at an event on the subject on Tuesday (18).
“Demarcation is message of commitment to indigenous peoples at COP30”
The Brazilian government announced the demarcation of 14 territories at the start of the second week of the climate conference; for IPAM, the act reinforces indigenous agendas at COP30.
Forum brings together more than 1,200 participants to discuss the role of family farming in forest protection
The event was attended by experts and representatives of traditional peoples and communities from 11 countries. Land regularization, access to credit and technical assistance were some of the topics discussed.