Rainforest Foundation Inc

USAID FOREIGN ASSISTANCE FOR PROGRAMS OVERSEAS

BY STRENGTHENING AMPB’S REGIONAL STRUCTURES, THIS PROJECT WILL IN TURN IMPACT COMMUNITY AND INDIGENOUS ORGANIZATIONS ON THE SUB-NATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS, WHICH ARE GENERALLY CHARACTERIZED BY A LACK OF FINANCIAL AND HUMAN RESOURCES. STRENGTHENING THESE STRUCTURES RESPONDS TO THE PRIORITIES OF ITS MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS AS A STARTING POINT TO ACHIEVING THEIR ASPIRATIONS FOR TERRITORIAL SECURITY, REDUCTION OF POVERTY AND INEQUITY, AND THE PROTECTION OF NATURAL RESOURCES

CONNECT INDIGENOUS AMAZONIAN COMMUNITIES WITH PERUVIAN AND US STAKEHOLDERS TO IMPLEMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR PROTECT NATURAL RESOURCES

CONNECT THREE AMAZONIAN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES FROM LORETO AND UCAYALI WITH U.S. EXPERTS TO EXCHANGE EXPERIENCES, TECHNOLOGIES AND OPPORTUNITIES ORIENTED TOWARDS THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF THE AMAZON.

COMMUNITY FOREST MONITORING IN THE BAJO AMAZONAS REGION OF NORTHERN LORETO

STRENGTHEN 3 INDIGENOUS CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS BY A CAPACITY BLDG EFFORT WITH 2 OBJECTIVES: A/ STRATEGIC PLANNING & FUNDRAISING B/ COMMUNICATION

SERIES OF IN PERSON WORKSHOPS TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITIES OF 20 AMAZONIAN WOMEN LEADERS AND EMPOWER THEM TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION, SUSTAINABILITY, CULTURAL VALUES, AND ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS THAT B

ORGANIZE AN AMAZONIC TECHCAMP ON COMBATTING AND PREVENTING WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING. PARTICIPANTS INCLUDE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS, THE PRIVATE SECTOR, AND THE ACADEMIA