The workshops to disseminate the 31st Call for Proposals of the Fund for the Promotion of Productive Eco-social Landscapes (PPP-ECOS) – “Integrated Environmental and Territorial Management of Indigenous Lands in Eastern Amazonia” will take place between September 9th and 10th, 2021. The agenda aims to present the call for proposals, emphasizing its characteristics, thematic lines, and registration criteria. Practices for writing project proposals will also be addressed. The workshops will be held online, in the mornings, for three hours each. To participate, those interested can register through the electronic form available at the links below:
Workshop 1: September 9, 2021. Time: 9 AM – 12 PM – click here to register
2nd Workshop: September 10, 2021. Time: 12 PM – click here to register.
After registering, participants will receive confirmation via email along with the access link for the workshop.
Learn more about the 31st PPP ECOS Call for Proposals – Integrated Environmental and Territorial Management of Indigenous Lands in Eastern Amazonia.
This call for proposals aims to support initiatives that strengthen the environmental and territorial management of Indigenous Lands (ILs) in the state of Maranhão (MA) and northern Tocantins (TO), as well as the protection of their surroundings, guaranteeing Indigenous well-being and biodiversity conservation. Proposals may be up to R$50 and must address the following thematic areas: environmental and territorial management; Indigenous governance and participation; productive and sustainable activities; and environmental conservation and restoration. The target audience for this call is Indigenous, pro-Indigenous, and/or socio-environmental associations working with Indigenous peoples in Maranhão and northern Tocantins (Kraholândia and Apinajé ILs). This call for proposals falls within the scope of the Integrated Territorial and Environmental Land Management Project in Eastern Amazonia, which is implemented by the Institute for Society, Population and Nature (ISPN), in partnership with the Center for Indigenous Work (CTI), the Coordination of Organizations and Articulations of Indigenous Peoples of Maranhão (COAPIMA), the Articulation of Indigenous Women of Maranhão (AMIMA), and the Wyty-Catë Association of the Timbira people. It also has the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).