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    A collaboration agreement between Acre and the United Kingdom provides for investment in socio-ecological research

    Henry BlackwellBy Henry BlackwellDecember 27, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    Signed new partnerships with Amazônia+10, an initiative to promote socio-ecological research in the Amazon. UK Research and Innovation And this British Council, both from the United Kingdom. Companies join the Acre government as contributors to provide resources for scientific projects in the region, coordinating research teams that connect local researchers with those in other states.

    State of Acre invested R$500 thousandIt is research foundations, the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq) and now, the United Kingdom has added a total of R$89.2 million in investments for research in the Amazon.

    The Amazon+10 initiative invests in research on social-diversity at Amazon. Photo: Provided

    Researchers from Acre can organize a consortium with two other researchers, one researcher from the Amazon and the other from other states, and offer projects worth R$400,000.

    “Fapac's difference [Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Acre] With the sensitivity of the government of Cladson Camille, medium financial resources can be used to put scientists from Acre into million-dollar research projects, and the advantage of the investigation department is Amazon”, celebrated Moises Dinis, president. of Fapac.


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