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The role of ecosystem services on nutrition in the Amazon

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• Assets: Document the relationships between ecosystem services, food security, and nutritional health of local communities living in the forest-agriculture interface.

4 pillars FAO

• Availability
• Access
• Utilization
• Stability
• Deforestation Gradient *
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Active contrasting locations

• The lower Caqueta basin: Colombian Amazon
• The Ucayali region: Peruvian Amazon
• The Chilwa Lake Basin
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• Pie de imagen: Various communities that face the consequences of deforestation-new alternatives for agricultural production-climatic events such as floods and droughts.

Diapositiva 4

• Baja Caquetá: There is no deforested
• Hunting-gathering-fishing practice
• Slash and burn agriculture
• Consumption of wild and domestic fruits
• Construction of house and manufacture of utensils, baskets and brooms
• Chilwa Lake Basin: It has been deforested
• Extreme droughts
• Soil degradation

ASSETE

• Drivers, pressures and links between food security.
• • Nutritional health and ecosystem services
• • Crisis and inflection points that involve past, present and future interactions between food insecurity and ecosystem services in the forest-agriculture interface
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