GOVERNORS’ CLIMATE & FORESTS TASK FORCE
Protecting forests, reducing emissions, and enhancing livelihoods across 1/3 of the world’s tropical forests
2024 Annual Meeting in Ucayali, Peru
The 2024 Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force Annual Meeting, hosted by Governor Manuel Gambini Rupay and organized by the GCF Task Force and the Mancomunidad Regional Amazonica, took place in Ucayali, Peru, from October 7-11, 2024. This important gathering brought together hundreds of participants from local, regional, and global communities, featuring a special convening of Indigenous leaders. The focus was on advancing the New Forest Economy, with a particular emphasis on innovative financing for sustainable development.
More information on the meeting is available on the meeting webpage and in our detailed agenda.
Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force at Work
Day 3: In the field in Ucayali, Peru
During the 3rd day of the Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force 14th Annual Meeting, participants dug deep into the realities on the ground through practical visits to seven different field experiences. Each of these experiences was designed by the communities,...
Day 2: Indigenous Peoples Summit at GCFTF 14th Annual Meeting
On Tuesday, October 8, the Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force 14th Annual Meeting kicked off in a huge way, with nearly 1,000 participants, for a Summit entitled: Recognition of the Contribution of Indigenous Peoples to the New Forest Economy. Hosted at the...
14th Annual Meeting Starts in Ucayali!
As the Amazon and many other parts of the world's forests, continue to face catastrophic fires, the Governors' Climate and Forests Task Force is launching its 14th Annual Meeting in Pucallpa, Ucayali, Peru today to bring together policy makers, Indigenous Peoples and...
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Unlocking funding and finance
opportunities to implement jurisdictional strategies and investment plans.
Tracking impact and performance
toward climate commitment implementation across our member states and provinces.
“The parts of the Amazon that are not protected by law are protected by the attitudes, passion and initiatives of the local communities… In spite of our seasonal extremes, growing levels of deforestation and increasing wildfires, there is a commitment to mobilize and show the world infinitely greater results.”
—Former Governor Waldez Goés of Amapá, Brazil