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4 de December de 2024

Más de 10 mujeres son asesinadas cada día en México, revela Instituto Igarapé

3 de December de 2024

En Colombia, en 2023, cada dia 65 víctimas de violencia sexual tienen menos que 14 años, según plataforma EVA

28 de October de 2024

IAPB launches Biodiversity Credit Markets Framework at COP16

3 de October de 2024

From deliberation to implementation: in New York, Igarapé Institute reinforces the need to strengthen global cooperation and include environment in global climate and development agendas

17 de September de 2024

Recognized for its international presence, Instituto Igarapé advances global agendas at the UN’s Summit of the Future and New York Climate Week

29 de August de 2024

New Brief Urges G20 to Bridge the Growing AI Governance Divide between the Global South and Global North

30 de July de 2024

FACT Applauds Announcement of New Intergovernmental Initiative to Combat Illicit Finance and Nature Crimes

20 de June de 2024

IDB Report Shows the Potential of Bioeconomy to Reverse Deforestation in the Amazonian Region

9 de May de 2024

Where are the world’s most homicidal cities in 2023?

15 de December de 2023

Igarapé participates in COP28 with an agenda dedicated to making a shift towards a green and fair economy

5 de December de 2023

Igarapé presents a contribution to the global mechanism for the protection of tropical forests.

1 de December de 2023

Igarapé presents a contribution to the global mechanism for the protection of tropical forests.

30 de November de 2023

Igarapé participates in COP28 with an agenda dedicated to making a shift towards a green and fair economy

30 de October de 2023

Research reveals the violent daily life that has already victimized 765 defenders of the Brazilian Amazon in the last 10 years.

20 de September de 2023

Igarapé Institute gathers international leaders in NY to discuss the Ecological Transformation Plan with the Minister of Finance

6 de August de 2023

The Defenders – How they define themselves

14 de November de 2022

“Climate change could force hundreds of millions of people to move,” warns Igarapé Institute in a new Global Futures Bulletin

10 de November de 2022

Stolen Amazon: a new study from Igarapé Institute and InSight Crime uncovers the Roots of Environmental Crime in Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia, Guyana and Suriname

15 de September de 2022

The Igarapé Institute and the Science Panel for the Amazon (SPA) join forces to discuss how to leverage the rule of law and sustainable development against deforestation and plunder in the Amazon Basin

20 de July de 2022

New Study by Igarapé Institute tracks how Amazon organized crime networks spread across Brazil

2 de June de 2022

A new study from Igarapé Institute and InSight Crime uncovers the Roots of Environmental Crime in the Peruvian Amazon

23 de March de 2022

Ilona Szabó joins high-level advisory board to the UN Secretary-General

17 de December de 2021

Igarapé Institute celebrates ten years of social impact and expands action across new fronts

26 de November de 2021

Community policing in multiples developing countries can improve police compliance but does little to reduce crime, a new study shows

8 de November de 2021

Igarapé Institute releases today at COP26 ten new stories on environmental crimes in the Amazon Basin and global climate change

10 de May de 2021

Press note on police killings in Jacarezinho

26 de October de 2020

Igarapé Institute launches a new initiative to reclaim civic space from authoritarianism

9 de September de 2020

Press Release: Technology Solutions for Supply Chain Traceability in the Brazilian Amazon: Opportunities for the Financial Sector

4 de July de 2019

Artificial intelligence can improve policing

25 de April de 2019

Press Release

Más de 10 mujeres son asesinadas cada día en México, revela Instituto Igarapé

En Colombia, en 2023, cada dia 65 víctimas de violencia sexual tienen menos que 14 años, según plataforma EVA

IAPB launches Biodiversity Credit Markets Framework at COP16

From deliberation to implementation: in New York, Igarapé Institute reinforces the need to strengthen global cooperation and include environment in global climate and development agendas

Recognized for its international presence, Instituto Igarapé advances global agendas at the UN’s Summit of the Future and New York Climate Week

New Brief Urges G20 to Bridge the Growing AI Governance Divide between the Global South and Global North

FACT Applauds Announcement of New Intergovernmental Initiative to Combat Illicit Finance and Nature Crimes

IDB Report Shows the Potential of Bioeconomy to Reverse Deforestation in the Amazonian Region

Where are the world’s most homicidal cities in 2023?

Igarapé participates in COP28 with an agenda dedicated to making a shift towards a green and fair economy

Igarapé presents a contribution to the global mechanism for the protection of tropical forests.

Igarapé presents a contribution to the global mechanism for the protection of tropical forests.

Igarapé participates in COP28 with an agenda dedicated to making a shift towards a green and fair economy

Research reveals the violent daily life that has already victimized 765 defenders of the Brazilian Amazon in the last 10 years.

Igarapé Institute gathers international leaders in NY to discuss the Ecological Transformation Plan with the Minister of Finance

The Defenders – How they define themselves

“Climate change could force hundreds of millions of people to move,” warns Igarapé Institute in a new Global Futures Bulletin

Stolen Amazon: a new study from Igarapé Institute and InSight Crime uncovers the Roots of Environmental Crime in Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia, Guyana and Suriname

The Igarapé Institute and the Science Panel for the Amazon (SPA) join forces to discuss how to leverage the rule of law and sustainable development against deforestation and plunder in the Amazon Basin

New Study by Igarapé Institute tracks how Amazon organized crime networks spread across Brazil

A new study from Igarapé Institute and InSight Crime uncovers the Roots of Environmental Crime in the Peruvian Amazon

Ilona Szabó joins high-level advisory board to the UN Secretary-General

Igarapé Institute celebrates ten years of social impact and expands action across new fronts

Community policing in multiples developing countries can improve police compliance but does little to reduce crime, a new study shows

Igarapé Institute releases today at COP26 ten new stories on environmental crimes in the Amazon Basin and global climate change

Press note on police killings in Jacarezinho

Igarapé Institute launches a new initiative to reclaim civic space from authoritarianism

Press Release: Technology Solutions for Supply Chain Traceability in the Brazilian Amazon: Opportunities for the Financial Sector

Artificial intelligence can improve policing

Prison populism in the Americas

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