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1 FUNDAÇÃO AMAZONAS SUSTENTÁVEL (Amazonas Sustainable Foundation) October 7, 2010

2 [Major topics] FAS presentation Financial Execution 2009 / 2010 Bolsa Floresta Program Planning 2010/2011 Support Programs Monitoring Program

3 THE AMAZON FOREST 60% OF TROPICAL FORESTS IN THE WORLD

4 THE AMAZON FOREST - Has the world s greatest biodiversity - Nearly 45% of the Amazon is in Brazil - Brazil has 1/3 of the world s tropical forests - The Amazon Basin flows 1/5 of the world s water to the ocean

total greenhouse gases emissions in Brazil, world s fourth biggest emitter 17% Amazon biome

5 AMAZON DEFORESTATION IS THE MAIN EMISSION CAUSE IN BRAZIL, WORLD 4th CO2 EMITTER According to the World Resources Institute, deforestation in the Amazon accounts for more than 70% of total greenhouse gases emissions in Brazil, world s fourth biggest emitter 17% Amazon biome already deforested 70% Brazil emissions caused by deforestation 1,2 Billion of tons CO2 each year

6 AMAZONAS STATE

7 THE AMAZONAS STATE - 98% of preserved forest (the highest index in Brazil) - The biggest Brazilian state within the Amazon - 16% of the world s freshwater reservoir - 40% of the Brazilian Amazon forest

8 STATE OF AMAZONAS Deforestation projection,

9 STATE OF AMAZONAS Deforestation projection,

10 STATE OF AMAZONAS Deforestation projection,

STATE OF AMAZONAS Deforestation projection, 2005-2050 2005 2012 2050 LEGEND Deforestation Preserved Vegetation Hidrography Area under high pressure Area under low pressure Advanced creation process

11 STATE OF AMAZONAS Deforestation projection, LEGEND Deforestation Preserved Vegetation Hidrography Area under high pressure Area under low pressure Advanced creation process Under study for creation The SimAmazonia I model (Soares Filho et al., 2006) shows that the rate of deforestation in the State of Amazonas will rapidly increase in the coming decades, which could result up to a loss of 30% of Amazon forest cover up to If concrete measures to prevent deforestation are not undertaken, deforestation in the protected areas of the State of Amazonas could emit about 3.5 billion CO2 tons in the atmosphere.

DEFORESTATION ECONOMIC RATIONALE Small scale

by the basic rationality of money, so a change in

12 DEFORESTATION ECONOMIC RATIONALE Small scale deforestation linked to traditional populations Deforestation caused by agribusiness Deforestation is not caused by stupidity, rather, by the basic rationality of money, so a change in paradigm is needed: the forest should be worth more standing than cut.

13 FAS MISSION The Amazon Sustainable Foundation (FAS) mission is to promote the sustainable involvement, environmental conservation and life quality improvement of the resident communities and users of the Amazonas State Conservation Units. Making the forest worth more standing than cut

14 Support Programs Bolsa Floresta FAS ACTIVITIES MAP 1 Family Association Main Sources of Funds Social Income 2 Production chains Endowment Working capital Management Education Health Initial donations and supporters Other contributions 3 Monitoring Administration

15 FAS GOVERNANCE Staff - CEO (Virgilio Viana) Boards - Administrative (Chairman Luiz Fernando Furlan) - Advisory - Fiscal Transparency and accountability -Amazonas State Public Attorney: legal monitoring

16 CONSERVATION UNITS ATTENDED BY FAS

17 BOLSA FLORESTA PROGRAM The four components FAS is responsible for implementing the Bolsa Floresta (Forest Allowance) Program, which provides rewards to local communities that subscribe a zero-deforestation commitment. Bolsa Floresta is a comprehensive program, which includes: Bolsa Floresta Renda (Income Forest Allowance): development and support of sustainable income generation. Bolsa Floresta Social (Social Forest Allowance): improvement in education, health, communications and transportation. Bolsa Floresta Familiar (Family Forest allowance): economic compensation for environmental services provided by the Amazon Forest (stability of climate, maintenance of rains, carbon storage, biodiversity conservation). Bolsa Floresta Associação (Association Forest Allowance): local community governance strengthening and social control of the program.

18 1 Family USD 25/month 2 Association USD 35,000/yr per Protected Area 3 Social USD 70,000/yr per Protected Area 4 Income USD 70,000/yr per Protected Area

19 Floating station for fishery Boat for production transportation Brazil Nut Dryer Tractor to help nuts transportation

20 School + student and teachers lodge Distance learning equipments Conservation and Sustainability Centers

21 Association officces construction Agreement between FAS and the conservation unit s association Meeting of the conservation unit association Mamirauá Reserve Meeting between FAS and community leaders

22 Benefited woman shows the card she uses to cash the money paid by FAS as a reward for environamental services.

23 FAS PROJECT AMAZON FUND

24 FAS PROJECT AMAZON FUND Support to BF Association and Income from 4Q 2009 to 3Q 2014 TOTAL PROJECT VALUE: U$S 17,019, AMAZON FUND: U$S 10,898, FAS: U$S 5,449, (50% Support Programs) INTERESTS: U$S 671,488.51

investments BF BF Renda Income(Amazon (Fundo Fund Amazônia + Interests

25 SOURCES AND INVESTMENTS 10% 32% BF Associação Association (Fundo (Amazon Amazônia Fund + Interests + on Rendimentos) temporary investments BF BF Renda Income(Amazon (Fundo Fund Amazônia + Interests + on temporary Rendimentos) investments 58% Programas Support Programs de Apoio (FAS)

26 BENEFITED FAMILIES AND RESOURCES APPLIED ANNUALLY BY THE PROGRAM ESTIMATED FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR 2009 TO 2014 PERIOD FOR BOLSA FLORESTA ASSOCIATION AND INCOME AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS* YEAR AVERAGE NUMBER OF BENEFITED FAMILIES BOLSA FLORESTA ASSOCIATION (U$S) BOLSA FLORESTA INCOME (U$S) SUPPORT PROGRAMS (U$S) TOTAL (U$S) TOTAL (R$)

27 BOLSA FLORESTA PROGRAM ACTIVITIES AND RESULTS

28 Families Registered Families Benefited until Apr/08 Jul/08 Sep/08 Dec/08 Mar/09 Jun/09 Jun/10 Jul/10 Aug/10

29 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT CONTROL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ACTIVITIES AND EXECUTION CONTROL FLOREST MAUÉS MONTHLY COORDINATION MEETING 29

30 Workshop/ Event Date/ Local/Team No of invitations No of attendance % Men and Women Activities Report/June, 2010 Delivery of the boats for leaders and Association 22/07/10 Maués Municipality João Tezza and Valcléia Solidade 25 leaders 40 leaders % Men % Women % Attend./Invitation 160% Total Cost Workshop/Event U$S * (original cost in BRL) Cost/ participant U$S 20.00* Participation Level Conflit/Consensus Level (Grade 0 to 10) Workshop deliberations Recommendations 25% 25,1% a 50% 50,1% a 75% 75% Consensus Conflit % Delivery of 2 boats, one for Parauari river and one for Apoquitaua river; Signature of the boats donation term Music festival promotion for the leaders present Follow up boat use rules * U$S = 1,7588 BRL (May, 2010) 30

31 Maués Municipality Meeting Meeting to boat delivery for leaders and Association

32 Florest Maués Boats purchased 32

Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Bolsa Floresta Income Florest Maués Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados

33 Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Bolsa Floresta Income Florest Maués Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Realizados / Mês Implemented/ Month Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Total Total Projected/ Projetado/até Until August Agosto 67% 67% 100% 100% 92% 92% 79% 79% 100% 0% 0% 0% 0% Fisico Financeiro Fisico Financeiro Material Financial Material Financial July julho August agosto Itens Material Julho August Bolsa Floresta Income - Investments Quant. Executed Projected Projected Boat 16 m 52 HP Boat com 16m Working capital guaraná Total 33% 67% 0% Boats purchased and deliveried in 22/07 at the Association officce by the Technical Superintendent João Tezza 33

Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Bolsa Floresta Association Florest Maués Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Projetado / Mês Projected/ Month Implemented/

34 Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Bolsa Floresta Association Florest Maués Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Projetado / Mês Projected/ Month Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Projected/ Projetado Month / Mês Implemented/ Realizados Month / Mês Accumulated/ Acumulado Month / Ano Total Projetado/até Agosto Total Projected/ Until August 100% 75% 83% 75% 83% 25% 25% 19% 19% 25% 0% 13% 0% Fisico Financeiro Fisico Financeiro Material Financial Material Financial July julho August agosto Material Itens July August Bolsa Floresta Association - Investments Quant. Executed Projected Projected Current Expenses* kit Association Kit Solar Energy Total % 25% 25% Delivery of second part of Kit Association purchased Forward of second tranche 34

35 [Investments 2009 / 2010] Components Income Social Association

36 Projects Schedule Income, Social and Association 2009/2010/ Conservation Unit J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D RDS Amanã RDS Mamirauá RESEX Catuá- Ipixuna RDS Juma RDS Madeira RDS Amapá RDS Rio Negro RDS Uatumã RDS Piagaçu Purus Florest Maués RDS Uacari RDS Cujubim RESEX Rio Gregório RDS Canumã APA Rio Negro

RDS Piagaçu Purus Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events: 1 RDS Cujubim Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 1 RDS do Rio Negro Workshop BF Income,

05/21-22 RDS Amanã Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 1 06/13-26 RESEX Gregório Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events s: 1 08/15-17 09/26-28 02/12,13

37 RDS Piagaçu Purus Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events: 1 RDS Cujubim Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 1 RDS do Rio Negro Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 3 RDS do Juma Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events: 2 RDS Mamirauá Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 2 05/21-22 RDS Amanã Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 1 06/13-26 RESEX Gregório Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events s: 1 08/ / /12,13 29/05 07/25-26 March 06/ , 14/08 10/28-29 RDS Madeira Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 1 05/26-27 RESEX Catuá-Ipixuna Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 1 07/07-09 RDS Amapá Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 1 08/20-21 RDS do Canumã Workshop BF Income, Social and Association RDS do Uacari Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 1 RDS do Uatumã Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 3 Florest Maués Workshop BF Income, Social and Association Number of events : 2

38 RDS Mamirauá Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S ,22 Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: Feb 12th and 13th, 2010 Number of participants: 47 Number of events: 2 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 576, SOCIAL: U$S 576, ASSOCIATION: U$S 88, TOTAL: U$S ,74

40 RDS Madeira Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 81, Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: March/10 Number of participants: 300 Number of events: 1 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 70, SOCIAL: U$S 70, ASSOCIATION: U$S11, TOTAL: U$S 152,467.59

41 RDS Piagaçu Purus Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 170, Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: May 20th and 21th, 2010 Number of participants: 128 Number of events: 1 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 152, SOCIAL: U$S 153, ASSOCIATION: U$S 18, TOTAL: U$S 324,012.39

43 RDS do Uacari Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: US$ 55, Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: May 26th and 27th, 2010 Number of participants: 51 Number of events: 1 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S ,84 SOCIAL: U$S ,84 ASSOCIATION: U$S 7.675,69 TOTAL: U$S ,36

45 RDS Amanã Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: US$ ,24 Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: May 29th, 2010 Number of participants: 29 Number of events: 1 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 221, SOCIAL: U$S 221, ASSOCIATION: U$S 37, TOTAL: U$S 480,770.98

RDS Cujubim Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 39.

47 RDS Cujubim Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S ,86 Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: June 19th to 26th 2010 Number of participants: 29 Number of events: 1 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 28, SOCIAL: U$S 43, ASSOCIATION: U$S 11, TOTAL: U$S 82,812.14

49 RDS Uatumã Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 124, Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: July 07th to 09th 2010 Number of participants: 174 Number of events: 3 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 108, SOCIAL: U$S 108, ASSOCIATION: U$S 16, TOTAL: U$S 233,136.23

RESEX Gregório Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 33,147.

51 RESEX Gregório Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 33, Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: July 25th and 26th 2010 Number of participants: 174 Número de eventos: 1 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 27, SOCIAL: U$S 47, ASSOCIATION: U$S 5, TOTAL: U$S 80,907.44

53 RDS Amapá Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 106, Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: August, 13th and 14th 2010 Number of participants: 30 Number of events: 1 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 93, SOCIAL: U$S 56, ASSOCIATION: U$S 12, TOTAL: U$S 162,221.40

55 RDS Rio Negro Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 178, Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: August, 15th to 17th 2010 Number of participants: 141 Number of events: 3 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 154, SOCIAL: U$S 96, ASSOCIATION: U$S 24, TOTAL: U$S 275,065.95

57 Florest Maués Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S ,15 Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: Aug 20th and 21th 2010 Number of participants: 30 Number of events: 2 APPROVED VALUES INCOME: U$S 252, SOCIAL: U$S 227, ASSOCIATION: U$S 33, TOTAL: U$S 512,923.58

59 RDS Juma Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S ,70 Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: Sep 20th and 21th 2010 Number of events: 2 INDICATIVE VALUES RENDA: US$ 114, SOCIAL: US$ 114, ASSOCIAÇÃO: US$ 17, TOTAL: US$ 246,457.81

RDS Canumã Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 74.

61 RDS Canumã Projects 2010/2011 TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S ,43 Workshops Bolsa Floresta Program Income, Social and Association Date: Oct 28th and 29th 2010 Number of events: 2 INDICATIVE VALUES INCOME: U$S 63, SOCIAL: U$S 63, ASSOCIATION: U$S 10, TOTAL: U$S 138,708.21

62 Summary of Investments 2009/ /2010 (U$S) UC Income Social Association Total RDS Amanã , , , ,03 RDS Mamirauá , , , ,33 Resex Catua Ipixuna , , , ,55 RDS Madeira , , , ,02 RDS Amapá , , , ,77 RDS Juma , , , ,71 RDS Rio Negro , , , ,27 RDS Uatumã , , , ,70 RDS Piagaçu Purus , ,42 Florest Maués , , , ,85 RDS Uacari , , , ,70 RDS Cujubim , , , ,48 Resex do Gregório , , , ,79 TOTAL , , , ,61

63 Summary of Investments 2010/2011 June 2010/Dec 2011 (U$S) UC Income Social Association Total RDS Amanã 221, , ,201,50 480, RDS Mamirauá 576, , ,894,70 1,242, Resex Catua Ipixuna 65, , ,899,48 142, RDS Madeira 70, , ,377,08 152, RDS Amapá 93, , ,807,03 162, RDS Juma 114, , ,807,60 246, RDS Rio Negro 154, , ,152,83 275, RDS Uatumã 108, , ,425,97 233, RDS Piagaçu Purus 152, , ,421,65 324, Florest Maués 252, , ,619,51 512, RDS Uacari 47, , ,675,69 102, RDS Cujubim 28, , ,371,39 82, Resex do Gregório 27, , ,503,75 80, Canumã 63, , ,950,65 138, TOTAL 1,978, ,892, ,108,82 4,178, TOTAL AMAZON FUND: U$S 2,285, (54%)

64 Investments Increase SUMMARY: : U$S 2,937, Jun/2010 Dec/2011: U$S 4,178, Projected Increase of 42%

65 Investments Increase per Conservation Unit (R$) R$ 2,500, ,000, ,500, ,000, , / /2011 -

66 Total Investments Increase U$S 4,178, U$S 2,937, % 2009/ /2011

67 BOLSA FLORESTA SUPPORT PROGRAMS

68 SUPPORT PROGRAMS These programs complement the deforestation combat. Health and education The communities receive direct benefits for their contributions to conservation such as access to clean water, healthcare, information, and other improvements in their quality of life. Sustainable production Community organization and business training are combined to improve the local capacity in forest management and forest production extraction. Monitoring and control Improvements in environmental protection infrastructure and staff, as well as in advanced remote sensing techniques. Scientific development Education centers built to deliver basic and advanced education; training on scientific information and conservation efforts to local communities. Technical training on sustainable activities.

STANDARD PARTNER INVESTMENT STRATEGY - Community development, health and education - management, law enforcement and monitoring - support for sustainable

69 Juma REDD* Project DESCRIPTION It is the first project of its kind to achieve a gold status validation in the world (TÜV SÜD, Sept. 2008) MAIN OBJECTIVE To promote forest conservation, trought the reduction of deforestation and poverty alleviation DEVELOPER VALIDATED BY CO-FOUNDERS STANDARD PARTNER INVESTMENT STRATEGY - Community development, health and education - management, law enforcement and monitoring - support for sustainable business - payment for environmental services (Bolsa Floresta Program) SET 08 3,611,723 tco2e ( ) AUDITED BY *Reducing carbon Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation

70 International Standards (Juma Project) 1 THE MOST RELIABLE AND ACCEPTED STANDARD TO DEVELOP CARBON PROJECTS AIMING AT BENEFITING TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY AND LOCAL BIODIVERSITY 2 FAS HAD VALIDATED THE FIRST GOLS STATUS REDD PROJECT IN THE WORLD* 1 THE MOST RELIABLE AND ACCEPTED STANDARD FOR VOLUNTARY CARBON PROJECTS 2 FAS SUBMITTED THE FIRST REDD METHODOLOGY ELEGIBLE TO AMAZON REGION** * THE JUMA REDD PROJECT (SEPTEMBER, 2008) ** PHASE 1 VALIDATED MAY 2010 AND PHASE 2 EXPECTED TO BE VALIDATED ON MAY 2011.

71 FAS RESULTS IN 2.5 YEARS SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF PEOPLE BENDFITED AND REGISTERED IN THE PROGRAM 7,612 registered families 33,600 people benefited through Bolsa Floresta components in more than 10 million hectares PIONEERING REDD (REDUCED EMISSIONS FROM DEFORESTATION AND DEGRADATION) CERTIFICATION First certification in Brazil First gold-rated certification (CCBA standards) in the world ALREADY A BENCHMARK IN BRAZIL Coordination of the Brazilian Task Force for Climate Changes and REDD, created by the Amazon States Governors in joint initiative with the Federal Government, to develop a one voice, institutional position for Brazil at COP15 in Copenhagen in December 09. REFERENCE POINT ABROAD A Forest Allowance alike program is being developed in Mozambique with FAS advise. Being cited by international publications, climate change government representatives, and in most prominent events as the example of a comprehensive sustainable development model and avoided deforestation program in the Amazon.

72 JUMA REDD PROJECT INVESTMENTS 2008: U$S 421, : U$S 1,249, jun: U$S 454,880 TOTAL: U$S 2,125,785

73 Support Programs Conservation and Sustainability Center Concepts and Implementation

74 [Conservation and Sustainability Center] School Student Lodge Teacher s Lodge Health post Bolsa Floresta Lodge & Office Fonte: Banco de dados Bolsa Floresta

75 Recent history of the Centers 1st semester 2010 Analysis of Juma Center: Lessons learned Inauguration of 2 news Centers: Greater demand for labor Fonte: Banco de dados Bolsa Floresta

76 Recent history of the Centers June August Team structuration I Workshop of Operational Strategic Planning of the Centers Fonte: Banco de dados Bolsa Floresta

77 Recent history of the Centers August Next steps Internalization of Planning Hiring additional staff Activities implementation Operational deployments Fonte: Banco de dados Bolsa Floresta

78 Mission Educate and Generate knowledge to improve the welfare of the forest people and traditional communities by promoting natural resources conservation and sustainable use Fonte: Banco de dados Bolsa Floresta

79 Vision Be a reference to an innovative education, appropriate to the local context, with multi-institutional cooperation, which can stimulate public policies aimed at sustainable development Fonte: Banco de dados Bolsa Floresta

80 Intersinstitutional Cooperation SEDUC SDS and IPAAM FVS SECT and FAPEAM IPA UFAM City Administration Local institutions Among others Additional training Courses

81 Target Audience Students in primary, secondary and vocational Teachers from public and private schools and other education workers involved Community leaders Traditional communities Technicians (forest, biologists, mid-level technicians, etc.) Health workers and professionals Environmental agents Participants of the Bolsa Floresta Program Fonte: Banco de dados Bolsa Floresta

82 Strategic Axis Income Generation Health Education Center Management Research and knowledge generation

83 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES EDUCATION INCOME GENERATION HEALTH CENTER MANAGEMENT RESEARCH AND KNOWLEDGE GENERATION PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AIMED FOR LOCAL NEEDS THROUGH THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES PROMOTE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN VIEW OF THEIR FEASIBILITY IN LOCAL ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANAGEMENT PLAN PROMOTE HEALTH PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS AND ASSISTANCE PROMOTE LOCAL SUPPLY SERVICES AND PRODUCTS APPLIED RESEARCHES THAT COMBINE SCIENTIFIC AND TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGES PROMOTE AN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS THAT INTEGRATE THE CENTER TO THE USER COMMUNITIES, QUALIFYING AND TRAINING MULTIPLIERS INTEGRATE FORMAL EDUCATION CONTEXTUALISED TO THE EDUCATIONAL PROPOSE OF THE CENTERS GENERATE KNOWLEDGE AIMED TO INCOME PROMOTE ASSOCIATIVISM AND COOPERATIVES AS A MEANS OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF PRODUCTION HELD ACTIONS DESIGN TO FAMILYIES FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SECURITY CAPTURE AND GUARANTEE PARTNERSHIPS WITH INSTITUTIONS CAPABLE OF ADDING RESOURCES TO IMPLEMENT ACTIONS IMPLEMENT AND DISSEMINATE ENERGY, WATER AND FOOD SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES PROMOTE PRACTICES AND KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE BETWEEN TRADITIONAL COMMUNITIES PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES THAT MINIMIZES DEFORESTATION IN PAs

84 Operational deployments Education Income generation Health Vegetable garden (4) Woodwork (3) Food security (4) APMC (4) Cutting and sewing (1) Cooking Solid waste (4) Seeds (3) Cleaning and maintenance (4) Tourism (1) Formal Education Cooperativism (4) Education at the PA s Forest Management (1) Center Teachers Seminar Science Fair Undergraduate Research Management Research and knowledge generation Centers structure and services adequation (4) Traditional med. meeting (1) Agroforestry Systems (4) FAPEAM Supply and Operational Management Capture (Intern Synergy) Communication (Intern Synergy) Agreements (Intern Synergy)

85 Support Programs Monitoring and Reporting Program

REMOTE SENSING (GIS) ANNUAL DEFORESTATION DETECTION UNDER IMPLEMENTATION SERVICES 1. MONTHLY DEFORESTATION DETECTION 2. VEGETAL STRATIFICATION 3.

86 REMOTE SENSING (GIS) ANNUAL DEFORESTATION DETECTION UNDER IMPLEMENTATION SERVICES 1. MONTHLY DEFORESTATION DETECTION 2. VEGETAL STRATIFICATION 3. BIOMASS ESTIMATION CLASSIFICATION VALIDATION MONITORING PARTICIPATIVE NET 1. COMMUNITARIAN MONITORING 2. POLYGONS QUALIFICATION 3. ANDROID DATABASE UPDATED CONTINUOUSLY 4. PREVENTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ILLICIT

87 CONSERVATION UNITS WITH PRELIMINAR REPORT CLASSIFIED ZONES PROCESSED ZONES

88 Fire prevention was incorporated early in the design of the Bolsa Floresta Program, part of the first environmental education workshop

spots/milllion hectares Bolsa Floresta reduces fires in protected areas Fire spots from May 1 st to Aug 20 th in the Conservation Units and Indigenous Landscape (Spots/million hectares) 18.00 16.

89 spots/milllion hectares Bolsa Floresta reduces fires in protected areas Fire spots from May 1 st to Aug 20 th in the Conservation Units and Indigenous Landscape (Spots/million hectares) Estaduais (41) Federais Indigenous Terra Bolsa Estaduais State outside State (41) Federal (62) fora Indigena(176) Floresta(15) do BF PBF(26) focos

Headquarter - Manaus Rua Álvaro Braga, 351 Parque 10 de Novembro 69055 660 +55 92 4009 8900 www.

91 Headquarter - Manaus Rua Álvaro Braga, 351 Parque 10 de Novembro Representative office São Paulo Rua Pequetita, 145 Vila Olímpia

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