UTT CICOL - A means for territorial management and natural resource management

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Video that recounts the experience of the Indigenous Territorial Technical Unit (UTT. CICOL), which since 2019, the IBIF has been strengthening its capacities through technical and organizational support and training for those responsible for the unit, as well as for the socio-environmental monitors. Those who have appropriated the knowledge and tools, achieving positive results in the comprehensive management of their forests and the reduction of forest fires. 🛡🌳

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