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Ucayali Releases Regional Plan for Addressing COVID-19 in Indigenous Populations

Ucayali Releases Regional Plan for Addressing COVID-19 in Indigenous Populations

by gcftf | May 1, 2020 | Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities, Peru

In Perú, the Regional Government of Ucayali is working quickly to mobilize a Regional Plan for Addressing the COVID-19 Pandemic in Indigenous Populations. The Plan, developed by the Regional Government of Ucayali and the Regional Management for the Development of...
Resilient Amazon: From Emergency to Sustainable Development in the Wake of COVID-19

Resilient Amazon: From Emergency to Sustainable Development in the Wake of COVID-19

by gcftf | Apr 7, 2020 | Peru

As COVID-19 has swept across the globe it is clear that we are confronting not just a worldwide health pandemic, but also a deepening economic crisis. While the financial impact of COVID-19 is in the early stages of taking root across the tropics, in Peru, GCF Task...
Strength in Unity: IP/LC Global Committee Convenes in Oaxaca

Strength in Unity: IP/LC Global Committee Convenes in Oaxaca

by gcftf | Mar 7, 2020 | Brazil, Colombia, Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities, Mexico, Peru, United States of America

Oaxaca, México—This week marked a landmark moment wherein the Governors’ Climate & Forests Task Force Global Committee for Indigenous Peoples & Local Communities (IP/LC Global Committee) convened in Oaxaca, México, to strategize on collaborative climate action...
Unity at COP25: Working Together to Advance Subnational Climate Action

Unity at COP25: Working Together to Advance Subnational Climate Action

by gcftf | Dec 19, 2019 | Brazil, Colombia, Côte D’Ivoire, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, Peru, Spain, United States of America

(MADRID, SPAIN) Last week, subnational leaders from around the world convened at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP25) in Madrid, Spain. Governors, secretaries of the environment, civil servants, indigenous leaders, and more from GCF Task Force member...
Unity at COP25: Working Together to Advance Subnational Climate Action

Governors from Brazil, Peru, Indonesia, and Mexico Tackle Climate Change At COP25

by gcftf | Dec 16, 2019 | Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, Peru, Spain

(MADRID, SPAIN) The Governors’ Climate & Forests (GCF) Task Force—the world’s largest subnational collaboration of states and provinces working to protect tropical forests, reduce deforestation and forest degradation, and promote realistic pathways to...

Inaugural Amazon Governors Summit Convenes at the Vatican, Rome

by gcftf | Nov 4, 2019 | Brazil, Peru

Rome, Italy– On October 28, 2019, GCF Task Force Governors from the Brazilian and Peruvian Amazon convened at the Pontifical Academy of Sciences of the Vatican for the Amazon Governors Summit: Paths and Commitments for Sustainable Development of the Amazon.   GCF Task...
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