AMAZON SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPES PROGRAM
Annual Conference
The Amazon Sustainable Landscapes Program (ASL) is a regional initiative financed with GEF-6 resources that includes the countries of Brazil, Colombia and Peru. The main objective of the ASL is to protect the biodiversity of global importance and implement policies that promote sustainable land use and restoration of native vegetation cover in the Amazon. The program is executed by the governments of Brazil, Colombia and Peru with the support of the World Bank, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), as executing agencies of the GEF. The World Bank coordinates the ASL and leads a knowledge exchange and monitoring platform to support the projects.
OBJECTIVES OF THE CONFERENCE
Welcome to the ASL Second Phase project teams.
Promote the exchange of knowledge and experiences between the executors of the ASL Program and other partners that allow individual and collective learning on how to improve the conservation of biodiversity and the sustainable management of landscapes in the Amazon.
Reflect on the new reality caused by COVID-19 and the effects on the implementation of the Program.
Propose and share new ideas and opportunities that allow the executors of the ASL Program to contribute to the resilience of the Amazon.
