Communication strategies on topics such as the costs and benefits of infrastructure, and the perspectives of affected communities. Advocacy and negotiation, such as engagement with construction companies. Political mobilization such as online and/or in-street protest.
Compilation of events and processes that have occurred over time allows us to understand changes in governance of infrastructure. The GIA project supported creation of timelines in four regions of the Amazon at our 2019 workshops with conservation partners in Loreto (Peru), the Upper Madera (Bolivia-Brazil), Southern Amazonas/Northern Rondonia (Brazil), and the Colombian Amazon (Colombia).
