Articles

10 May 2022

A plan for the Resex Verde Para Sempre

August 11, 2022
By Interelos Institute

Study is the result of meticulous research work and mapping of the socioeconomic, political and institutional scenario of t...

14 apr 2022

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New podcast discusses sensitive socioeconomic issues

May 26, 2022
By Interelos Institute

First season of "Eloquente" premieres on April 27 on major players

03 Mar 2022

News

Açaí and fish are the bets for the future at Resex Verde Para Sempre

March 4, 2022
By Interelos Institute

Long-term technical study defines alternative value chains to logging in the Amazon region

14 Feb 2022

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Good news from the Amazon

August 11, 2022
By Interelos Institute

General Assembly held in Bailique defines the 2022 Harvest Plan and approves long-term Strategic Planning...

20 Jan 2022

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Meeting at Resex Verde Para Sempre defines sustainable economic alternatives

January 21, 2022
By Interelos Institute

The month of January started productively for the program that Interelos has been developing at Resex Verde Para Semper, the largest...

08 Dec 2021

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Cooperatives prepare for the inauguration of açaí agro-industry in the Amazon

January 20, 2022
By Interelos Institute

The community cooperative Amazonbai, with support from Instituto Interelos and partners, opens, in Amapá, the 1st factory...

22 Nov 2021

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Interelos team studies ways to open markets in the Amazon

April 29, 2022
By Interelos Institute

New visit to the Verde Para Semper Extractive Reserve, in Pará, deepens dialogue with local communities

25 oct 2021

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The next 10 years start now

April 29, 2022
By Interelos Institute

Interelos participates in a Strategic Planning Workshop with Amazonbai members

13 oct 2021

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There are ways beyond logging

August 11, 2022
By Interelos Institute

Interelos team opens dialogue with communities of Resex Verde para Semper in search of alternatives to the exploration of m...

06 oct 2021

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How to extract açaí without destroying the Amazon

April 29, 2022
By Interelos Institute

Minimal impact management shows that it is possible to meet global demand without harming forests