INDIGENOUS LANDS & DEFORESTATION

27 million hectares

Fonte: CEUC/SDS

Land and forests in Amazonas (2009)

Area (ha) Share of Amazonas area (%)

Federalconservation

units

18.591.553 11,92

State conservation

units

19.007.033 12,19

Indigenous lands

43.195.987 27,70

TOTAL 83.584.516 51,81

Amazonas protected areas (2009)

• Are the forest stewards, and depend on the forest for nearly everything they need:

• Fight against deforestation and forest degradation;

• Must be recognized and recompensated by historical conservation of Amazon forest;

TRADITIONAL PEOPLES IN THE AMAZON

Financial mechanism

Biodiversity

Reduction of deforestation emissions

Benefits Ecosystem services

Poverty reduction

Ecosystem services maintenance

Climate

Carbon

Concept of Bolsa Floresta

Family = R$ 50 / month

Bolsa Floresta: operational

Association = 10% of all Bolsas in the Conservation Unit

Social = R$ 4 mil/ community/year

Income = R$ 4 mil/ community/ year

BOLSA FLORESTA PROGRAM - 14 UCs FAMILIES/BENEFICIARIES

RDS Cujubim15 (188

residents)

Resex Rio Gregório101 (614 residents)

RDS Mamiruá1.952 (9.928

residents)

Resex Catua-Ipixuna213 (1.084 residents)

RDS Piagaçu-Purus523 (3.026 residents)

RDS Amanã470 (2.314 residents)

RDS Rio Negro394 (1.400 residents)

RDS Uatumã301 (1.145 residents)

FLOREST Maués553 (2.816 residents)

RDS Canumã92 (420

residents)RDS Rio Madeira

655 (2.700 residents)

RDS Uacari203 (1.254 residents ) RDS Rio Amapá

258 (1.200 residents)

RDS Juma320 (1.611 residents)

BOLSA FLORESTAAllowances for Ecosystem Services

6.341 Families

28.772People

14 Conservation Units

Fonte: FAS Janeiro 2010

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REDD DO JUMA PROJECTwork in progress

589.612 haArea

3rd July 2006Created in

22Comunnities

322Families

Validation of 3,6 million tCO2e (2006 – 2016)

by Tüv Süd in accordance to CCBA standards

NO RIGHTS, NO REDD.NO REDD, LESS RIGHTS.