The State of Acre is one of the states of the Brazilian Amazon, located in the north of the country, with an extension of 164,000 km² and a population of more than 800,000 people. It borders two federative units: Amazonas to the north and Rondônia to the east; and is bordered by two countries: Bolivia to the southeast and Peru to the south and west. Its territory still conserves 83% of forest cover protecting its high biological diversity. Acre has a history of struggles with the advancement of cattle ranching by rubber tappers and forest people.

These sections provide a dynamic spatial view and a complete set of key indicators. Use the interactive map to see trends and evaluate Acre in comparison to other jurisdictions in Brazil in terms of forest conservation, agricultural production and livestock.

The System of Incentives for Environmental Services (SISA) is the result of a government policy that believes in the value of standing forests. Created by State Law 2.308/2010, it brings together a set of strategies and instruments that benefit those who produce with sustainability and conserve the environment.

The production chains in Acre are implementing policies to consolidate a new diversified environmental economic base, demonstrating an scenario where it is possible to grow with environmental and climatic security while valuing social assets. Find in this section opportunities of investment in Acre's activities such as agriculture, agro-industry and forestry.

Acre is a pioneer in the formulation of regulatory, institutional and public policy frameworks for low-emission rural development. The policies adopted by the State since 1999 were aimed at consolidating sustainable development by promoting a forest-based economy, reducing deforestation and social inclusion. In the 2000s these policies evolved to foster a low-carbon economy.

Align the goals of multiple existing initiatives and accompany the state in the achievement of gols defined in international agreements such as the Paris Agreement, under2 MOU, INDC, and the PPCD Amazon Plan.