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11/09/2025 Encontro sobre sustentabilidade do Parque Veredinha, de Brazlândia. FOTO SERGIO ALMEIDA/MPDFT.
29/10/2025 Projeto NaMoral, promotor por um dia, na Promotoria de São Sebastião. FOTO SERGIO ALMEIDA/MPDFT.
11/12/2024 Apresentação do Relatório Verum, na sala de retratos, com a participação do procurador-geral de Justiça do Distrito Federal e Territórios, Georges Seigneur, e do promotor de Justiça do MPDFT, Raoni Maciel. FOTO ED FERREIRA/MPDFT.
05/06/2025 Abertura da Feira do Livro, com a participação do promotor de Justiça do MPDFT, Fausto Rodrigues de Lima, entre outros. FOTO: ED FERREIRA/MPDFT.
Students Promoting Healthy Youth Relationships (SPHYR) is a youth-led club at Jenkins High School in Chewelah, WA. In honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, Club SPHYR is facilitating In Their Shoes to the entire school! SPHYR also organized Orange For Love Day, and other Respect Week Activities!
Family Support Center's mission is to "create an abuse-free environment in Stevens County." Family Support Center is a program of Rural Resources offering advocacy to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child sexual abuse, elder abuse and all crimes. Family Support also offers free prevention and awareness education to the public. www.ruralresources.org
FOHLC partnered with Outreach Church in Banana Town to hold the event - 2008International Aids Candlelight Memorial. Hundreds of trees were planted. Each tree was planted in memory and honor of dear ones lost to HIV/Aids.
16/10/2024 O MPDFT participa da Expojud, Congresso de Tecnologia, Inovação e Direito para o Ecossistema de Justiça, no Hotel Royal Tulip Brasília Alvorada, com a participação dos promotores de Justiça do MPDFT, Rodrigo Fogagnolo e Moacyr Rey Filho, entre outros. FOTO ANTÔNIO LEAL JUNIOR/MPDFT.
11/09/2025 Encontro sobre sustentabilidade do Parque Veredinha, de Brazlândia. FOTO SERGIO ALMEIDA/MPDFT.
29/10/2025 Projeto NaMoral, promotor por um dia, na Promotoria de São Sebastião. FOTO SERGIO ALMEIDA/MPDFT.
11/09/2025 Encontro sobre sustentabilidade do Parque Veredinha, de Brazlândia. FOTO SERGIO ALMEIDA/MPDFT.
San Diego, CA - ASH 2023- Speakers and attendees during Promoting Minorities in Hematology Presentations and Reception at the American Society of Hematology 65th Annual Meeting at the San Diego Convention Center here today, Saturday December 9, 2023. The Annual Meeting is the premier hematology event of the year for basic, translational, clinical and population science, in the United States, with hematology experts from around the world attending the meeting. Photo by © ASH/Zach Boyden-Holmes 2023
25/05/2024 O MPDFT participa do "Record TV nas Cidades", em Riacho Fundo II/DF, com a participação dos promotores de Justiça do MPDFT, Nísio Tostes, Mariana Silva Nunes e Péricles Manske Pinheiro. FOTO ED FERREIRA/MPDFT.
27/08/2025 Mês da Segurança de 2025 - Programa "MP + Seguro”, no auditório do MPDFT, com o palestrante Ricardo Magno Teixeira Fonseca, com a palestra “Golpes virtuais na era da inteligência artificial” e a participação do promotor de Justiça do MPDFT, Ruy Reis Carvalho Neto. FOTO: ED FERREIRA/MPDFT.
29/10/2025 Projeto NaMoral, promotor por um dia, na Promotoria de São Sebastião. FOTO SERGIO ALMEIDA/MPDFT.
During the event has been:
Showcased effective policies, measures and practices in promoting forest-based food security and nutrition, and poverty reduction.
Highlighted innovative approaches, practices and tools, that empower forest-dependent communities and small-scale producers to access social protection, engage in forest landscape restoration, and participate in value chains for enhanced food security, poverty reduction, and income generation.
Facilitated discusses on lessons learned and identify key actions to scale up successful practices for ensuring food security and poverty alleviation.
02/03/2025 Fiscalização de eventos carnavalescos em áreas do Distrito Federal, com a participação dos promotores de Justiça do MPDFT, Bernardo Matos, Mariana Nunes e Camila Costa Britto, entre outros. FOTO ED FERREIRA/MPDFT.
he SICA region is a region of contrasts. Its natural wealth coexists with rural poverty in a little more than 570 thousand square kilometers. On the other hand, the landscape and agricultural activities have a very important weight in the culture and economy.
Rural poverty has multiple, structural and interrelated causes, one of them being the scarce surface and quality of the land on which most small farmers cultivate, which forces them to seek other livelihoods, including informal employment and even migration to cities and the United States. The Dry Corridor clearly expresses this situation.
The Dry Corridor is a territory with its own characteristics and fragilities that make it the focus and destination of many of the public policies and cooperation projects in the SICA countries.
Historically, the agricultural culture of the population has not always been in accordance with its climate and the conservation of natural resources. Practices such as burning agricultural waist, deforestation and uncontrolled irrigation have facilitated the advance of soil erosion and water scarcity. Sustainable management of soil and water resources needs to be favored and strengthened, a matter in which the region's native peoples are key: they suffer the worst rates of poverty and hunger, yet have ancestral rights over 48% of the isthmus' forested area and 37% of its terrestrial protected areas.
The climate is determined by the geographical situation and orography of the SICA countries. The annual rainfall pattern is characterized by a dry season from November to April or May, and a rainy season that lasts the rest of the year.
In the Dry Corridor territories, drought occurs when it does not rain at the time or in the volume that it should, which is an anomaly explained by the El Niño phenomenon, which is intensifying even more due to climate change (FAO, 2020). Based on moderate CO2 emissions scenarios, Central America is one of the regions of the world for which drought is projected to increase (IPCC, 2022) and the heat wave tends to manifest stronger because of climate change (UNESCO, 2018). Projections also predict a greater frequency of extreme events linked to flooding, including a relative rise in sea level.
The regional entities of SICA aim to strengthen national development processes from a regional action, especially in those matters or territories whose challenges and potentialities are common to the countries. This is the case in the Dry Corridor and Arid Zones of the SICA Region.
In this territorial space, the Central American Commission on Environment and Development (CCAD) and the Central American Agricultural Council (CAC), among other regional instances, have been working hand in hand with several Partners for Development on relevant initiatives to face the challenges of adaptation and resilience to the climate phenomenon, promoting complementary and synergic solutions within the framework of the Conventions on Climate Change, Biodiversity and Desertification. These are ongoing and scheduled processes to be implemented in the Dry Corridor region, including the AFOLU 2040 Strategy, the Green Climate Fund Dry Corridor Project, the upcoming Dry Corridor Flagship Project under the United Nations Decade of Ecosystem Restoration, the GEF8 Integrated Critical Forest Biomes Program for Mesoamerica, as well as national projects. In this regard, this side event presents strategies, good practices and lessons learned to reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience in the dry corridor.
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11/09/2025 Encontro sobre sustentabilidade do Parque Veredinha, de Brazlândia. FOTO SERGIO ALMEIDA/MPDFT.
25/05/2024 O MPDFT participa do "Record TV nas Cidades", em Riacho Fundo II/DF, com a participação dos promotores de Justiça do MPDFT, Nísio Tostes, Mariana Silva Nunes e Péricles Manske Pinheiro. FOTO ED FERREIRA/MPDFT.
During the event has been:
Showcased effective policies, measures and practices in promoting forest-based food security and nutrition, and poverty reduction.
Highlighted innovative approaches, practices and tools, that empower forest-dependent communities and small-scale producers to access social protection, engage in forest landscape restoration, and participate in value chains for enhanced food security, poverty reduction, and income generation.
Facilitated discusses on lessons learned and identify key actions to scale up successful practices for ensuring food security and poverty alleviation.