Infographic – Understanding forestal oversight committees
Contribution of the Forest Sector, challenges, proposals, actions with results: Consolidated Report of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia.
Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru, four countries of the Amazon basin, made national reports where they recorded their main findings, recommendations, lessons learned, and reflections about the challenge to reduce timber trafficking in the region and promote the trade of legal timber.
Video – Forestal oversight indigenous committees
The forestal committees are technical instances within the indigenous organizations and native communities, led by their community members, who advise on the comprehensive management of communal territories and forests. They were created by the indigenous peoples themselves with the aim of maintaining survival in their territories.
Forestry Competitiveness in Peru
The forestry sector in Peru has important challenges and opportunities to consolidate as a sustainable industry that contributes more and more to the country’s economy and generates benefits. Learn about the potential of our forests and the efforts made by different sectors to achieve forestry competitiveness.
Situational analysis and proposals for strategies to combat illegal logging and timber trade in Ecuador, with emphasis on border areas – January 2021
This document seeks to improve the common understanding of the
dynamics of illicit wildlife and timber trafficking in the Andes Amazon region.
Support for the planning and strengthening of capacities for the sustainable use and management of natural resources of the Achuar Center of Copataza, Ecuador – August 2021
This plan for the Management of the Balsa in the Achuar territory of Copataza aims to strengthen local capacities, considering techniques and processes aimed at more effective management of natural regeneration and plantations for the use of timber resource.
A new pact for legal timber in Colombia: The new phase of the Intersectoral Pact for Legal Timber (PIMLC) is signed
The Intersectoral Pact for Legal Timber in Colombia (PIMLC) is one of the most recognized forest governance initiatives in Latin America and now, after twelve years of existence, it is renewed to continue building the legal and sustainable timber market in the country. In December 2021, the new phase of the PIMLC was built. We remind you to learn about this initiative and its importance for the country’s forestry sector.
New website with key information on combating wildlife and timber trafficking in the Andean-Amazonian countries is available to the public
The Alliance for Wildlife and Forests has developed a digital platform that shares activities, advances, and outcomes about this regional action to combat wildlife and timber trafficking in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Brasil.
Infographic – Proper handling of the balsa
Infographic Copaiba – Native Amazonian timber
