GEO-5 is the latest report in the series outlining the current and projecting the future environmental trends. It focuses far more on the smart policies that can transform world-wide sustainable development from theory into defining practice.

Latin America and the Caribbean is the richest region of the planet in terms of its biological diversity. Within the dazzling array of the region’s ecosystems lie roughly a third of the world’s mammals and reptiles, two-fifths of the world’s birds, and almost half of the world’s amphibians.

Mucho más que un libro de mapas, América Latina y el Caribe - Atlas de un ambiente en transformación supone el primer esfuerzo regional de análisis de los cambios que está experimentando el medio ambiente de la región, combinando precisas y espectaculares imágenes satelitales con el análisis a partir de datos rigurosos.

Over the past 12 years, within the GEO framework, UNEP has produced a series of global integrated environmental assessment reports aimed at providing comprehensive, scientifically credible, and policy-relevant assessments on the interaction between environment and society.

The GEO Haiti 2010 Report assesses the state of the country’s natural resources and the problems encountered in trying to preserve them from the uncontrolled urban development of the main towns and an excessive use of resources without the necessary protection and security
measures.

El GEO ALC 3 es una evaluación sobre la situación del medio ambiente de la región, que con base en información disponible y datos confiables, actúa como vehículo para promover la interacción entre los procesos científicos y las diversas fases del ciclo de políticas y toma de decisiones.

Le GEO Haïti 2010 Rapport évalue l'état des ressources naturelles du pays et les problèmes rencontrés en essayant de les préserver de l'aménagement urbain incontrôlé des villes principales et une utilisation excessive des ressources, sans la protection et la sécurité nécessaires mesures.

The report, "Environment Outlook in the Amazonia - GEO Amazonia", the main product of the assessment for the Amazon Basin that has been implemented by UNEP and the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), with technical help of Universidad de Pacifico (UoP) and the project's Technical Committee, which is consisted of leading organizations and institutions from all eight Amazonian countries, and those that are known for their technical expertise over Amazonian environmental and socio-economic issues.