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Inaugurated at the Family Agricultural School of Porto Nacional (TO), the new space was improved to strengthen practical activities, stimulate experiences with food and value socio-biodiversity.
Members of the ISPN Gender Working Group. From left to right: Marília Pinheiro, Caroline Yoshida, Raíssa Ribeiro, Cristiane Azevedo, and Jéssica Pedreira. Photo: Amanda Vieira/ISPN Archive
The Institute is making progress in consolidating its historic commitment to equity.
Traditional territory in Correntina, in western Bahia. Photo: Fellipe Abreu/ISPN Archive
Study cross-references data from Tô no Mapa with information from CAR to reveal how environmental compensation from agribusiness impacts peasant and traditional communities in the Cerrado.
Deforested area in Correntina, Bahia.
New tool will allow civil society, researchers, and the press to access and cross-reference data independently.
The meeting aimed to broaden the public debate on the importance of protecting the biome, which has already lost 50% of its native vegetation.
The 47th Call for Proposals is open to organizations operating in Territories and Areas Conserved by Indigenous Peoples and Traditional and Local Communities (TICCAs) in the Cerrado and Caatinga biomes.
Meeting between leaders from Mato Grosso do Sul and Maranhão promotes exchange of knowledge, articulates resistance, and boosts the recovery of degraded areas in the face of state absence and pressure from agribusiness.
The Cerrado Heart of the Waters campaign is promoting an event on March 22nd to discuss the importance of the biome for the Federal District and the country.
Initiatives promote sustainable production, cultural appreciation, and autonomy of communities in the Cerrado and Caatinga biomes.
Amidst the ravines and plateaus of Alto Jequitinhonha, in Minas Gerais, a women's unity movement strengthens the community, the sense of belonging, and the revival of cultural traditions.
A tool for collective construction consolidates decades of struggle, strengthens quilombola resistance, and demands public policies.

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