During the month of November 2020, the Amazonia 2.0 project continued with the implementation of its Collective Cross-Learning strategy, holding the VII Internal Work Session to share on this occasion the experiences of Brazil with more than 35 attendees.

The 12 environmental monitors of the project in Colombia decided to continue monitoring the Caquetá “Mico Bonito” (monkey) as an umbrella species for the local governance process, becoming the first community group to monitor this endemic species.

On December 4th, 2020, a meeting was held via Zoom to socialize the "Analysis of collaborative initiatives in forest management on the binational border between the State of Acre in Brazil and the Madre de Dios region in Peru," organized by the IUCN Brazil team within the framework of the Amazonia 2.0 project - including the consultant María Valeria Vásquez - and with the support of ECOREDD and the A2.0 Regional Coordination.

The Amerindian Peoples Association (APA) under the Amazonia 2.0 project recently conducted an environmental field monitoring activity in the Potaro-Siparuni Region (Region 8), where a team from the organisation spent three weeks collecting pertinent data from the seven communities that are a part of the project.