ACTO

• Alternative Labels

  • Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization

• Definition

  • The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an international entity established to promote the sustainable development of the Amazon region. It was founded in 1995 by eight South American countries that share the Amazon basin: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, and Venezuela. ACTO aims to foster cooperation, dialogue, and joint actions among these nations to ensure the region's ecological integrity and socio-economic progress.

• Broader Concepts

  • 20.01.7 Regional and Multiregional Organizations

• ILC Meeting indicator

  • true

• Regional Meeting RO-Africa

  • false

• Organization Name

  • Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization

• IGO Type

  • Regional organization

• Regional Meeting RO-Europe

  • false

• Regional Meeting RO-Americas

  • true

• Created

  • 26 June 2025 14:44 CET

• Region

  • Americas

• Regional Meeting RO-Asia Pacific & RO-Arab States

  • false

• Applied Class

  • Organization

• RDF Type

  • Concept
  • Organization