Since it started, Gaia Amazonas has established alliances with NGOs, indigenous organizations and government entities, at national and international levels, who share the vision of Amazon forest conservation through the practice of indigenous rights.
Get to know the AATI's and other entities allied with Gaia Amazonas.
Associations of Traditional Indigenous Authorities – AATIs
AATIZOT
Association of Traditional Indigenous Authorities of Tiquié Zone
ACAIPI
Association of Traditional Indigenous Authorities of the Pirá Paraná
ACIMA
Association of Indigenous Captains of the Mirití Amazonas
ACIYA
Assocation of Indigenous Captains of the Yaigoje Apaporis
AIZA
Association of Indigenous Authorities of Arica Zone
AIPEA
Association of Traditional Indigenous Authorities of La Pedrera Amazonas
ACURIS
Association of United Communities of the Isana and Surubi Rivers
CIMTAR
Greater Association of Indigenous Cabildos of Tarapaca
COINPA
Indigenous Council Association of Puerto Alegria
CRIMA
Regional Indigenous Council of Middle Amazonas
JAJLAMI
Association of Traditional Curripaco Indigenous Authorities of the Middle Guainía Resguardo
OIMA
Murui Indigenous Association of Amazonas
PANI
Traditional Indigenous Bora Miraña Authorities
WAYURI
Association of Traditional Indigenous Authorities of the Lower Guainía Resguardo and Negro River
The African Biodiversity Network encourages and feeds a growing network of change agents working at all levels, against the injustice and destruction that arises from the current industrial development model, so that local communities have the tools for self-governance and to preserve their lifestyle, culture, ecological environment and social diversity.
ABN is focused on maintaining indigenous knowledge in the management of agriculture, and the rights relating to biodiversity, policy and legislation. The pioneers of the network have centered on finding solutions to Africa’s social and environmental problems through the sharing of experiences, joint development of methodologies and the creation of a single voice on the continent in these issues. ABN also encourages partnerships with other like-minded people worldwide.
ALISOS is an organization committed to promoting a new model of development, which makes the natural, economic, social and cultural assets of Latin America sustainable, based on multi-sectoral dialogue and partnerships.
ALISOS implements innovative strategies and actions to help identify opportunities for change, in the face of these critical times, and promotes a model of sustainability that contributes to the well-being of the planet and improves quality of life for its inhabitants.
Amazon Regional Articulation (ARA) was founded in 2007 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, by the Avina Foundation and its partners in Amazon countries, to try to combat the factors that contribute to deforestation in the Amazon. Parallel to the establishment of this regional platform, Secretariats were established in Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela and Brazil, which work independently and have their own dynamics. The issues are prioritized by ARA Regional are: forest transparency, new forest economics and cultural valuation.
Almost 35 countries are part of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), and CECODES is the Colombian chapter working for commitment to sustainable development through its three pillars: economic growth, ecological balance and social progress. On the entity’s website, users can access newsletters with topics related to climate change and sustainability. Among the most representative sections that can be navigated in the portal, there are businesses which, without losing sight of the ultimate goal of generating profits, help to overcome poverty by incorporating low-income citizens in its value chain. It also presents cases for sustainability that exemplify individuals or companies who work and generate economic well-being without leaving aside the pillars of social responsibility.
4 Directions is an audiovisual production company specializing in high quality cultural and environmental content. Its creators and directors, Diana Rico and Richard Decaillet, are a solid and creative duo of audiovisual artists with a long history of making TV documentaries, videoclips and video art.
A private, non-profit organization, without religious or political purpose of any kind, founded in 1984, which seeks to improve the quality of life of indigenous, peasant and marginalized urban communities of the Orinoco, the Amazon and other regions of Colombia.
Etnollano develops its work through the implementation of programs that strengthen the cultural heritage of these communities, aiming at autonomous and sustainable progress, and biodiversity conservation.
Fundación Wataniba (Venezuela)
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In 1982 there were many demonstrations in Austria for peace and the environment, and the anti-nuclear movement grew in strength. Activists gathered to draw the attention of governments that had their eyes closed to climate concerns, and to generate environmental policy proposals.
Following publication of the "Global 2000" report in the United States, under President Jimmy Carter, concern among environmentalists gew and they formed "Friends of Greenpeace and Global 2000."
Global 2000 has made an inventory of the ecoregions identified by World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) as priorities for conservation.
The Socio-Environmental Institute (ISA) was founded in 1994 to propose sustainable and holistic solutions to social and environmental problems. The main objective of ISA is to defend collective land and social rights, or those relating to the environment, cultural heritage, human and indigenous rights, and to value social and environmental diversity.
Mambe Shop
The Mambe Shop Foundation supports marketing and production processes based on the principles of fair trade, the guidelines for which are: respect for cultural identity, environmental sustainability, support for organized production, and a chain of fair and transparent trade. It is a place where you can learn the story behind the products.
Natural Heritage is a Colombian fund, specializing in strategic investments for the conservation of nature and the services it provides.
It proposes and manages legal frameworks and public policies that help to finance nature conservation. It designs and consolidates financial mechanisms and instruments.
Semana magazine is Colombia’s most important weekly publication of analysis and opinion. It was established in 1982 and now heads one of the strongest publishing houses in Latin America.
Semana publications is a communications company led by its first title, Semana magazine, a medium that has stood out on the continent with several international awards for its character journalism, research capacity and independence. With over one million readers each month, according to the General Media Study, the magazine is also a must for Colombian leaders in politics, economy and culture.
A consultant with over 30 years of experience as management consultant and project manager. He is skilled in the analysis of management processes and their impact on organisational and programme effectiveness. He has worked in 40 countries, specialising in financial management, organisational development and programme reviews.
The Gaia Foundation works with individuals, organisations and networks in Africa, South America, Asia and Europe to regenerate healthy ecosystems, enhance traditional knowledge and practices for land, seed, food and water sovereignty, and to strengthen community self-governance. This enables communities to become more resilient to climate change and the industrial processes which have caused the many crises we now face.
TBI is a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in the Netherlands. It was established in 1986 in response to the ongoing concern about the disappearance and degradation of tropical rainforests worldwide. Part of its mission was to mobilize the research capacity and knowledge of Dutch universities, and it focused initially on the establishment of research programmes in a number of tropical forest countries. It now has a programme of research, capacity building and institutional development, running programmes in the Congo Basin (Cameroon and DR Congo), Colombia, Ghana, Indonesia, Viet Nam and Suriname. It also supports projects in Guyana and Bolivia.
The Special Administrative Unit of National Parks is an agency of the central sector of the administration part of the Ministry of Environment, Housing and Territorial Development, with administrative and financial autonomy, in charge of the management and administration of the National Parks System and coordination of the National System of Protected Areas - SINAP.
Its purpose is to manage areas of the National Parks System and coordinate the National System of Protected Areas under the framework of environmental management of the territory, in order to conserve biodiversity and the country’s ecosystems, to provide and maintain environmental goods and services, protect cultural heritage and the natural habitat where traditional cultures develop, as part of National Heritage and contributing to Sustainable Human Development - under principles of transparency, solidarity, equity, participation and respect for cultural diversity.
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