CentroAmazónicoPerú

The Centro Amazónico de Antropología y Aplicación Práctica (CAAAP) is a Peruvian nonprofit civil association established in 1974 by bishops from the Peruvian rainforest. It serves vulnerable populations in the Amazon, with particular attention to Indigenous peoples. Through its work and public information resources, CAAAP focuses on the region’s communities, social realities, and key challenges, while also covering the Amazonian Church and the people of the forest.

CAAAP’s website provides news, interviews, opinion pieces, and information about its areas of work. Its resource collection includes academic articles, documents, infographics, new publications, and the Revista Amazonía Peruana. Visitors can also explore image galleries that document the region and its people. These materials offer readers different ways to learn about the Peruvian Amazon, Indigenous peoples, and the issues affecting their communities. CAAAP also provides contact details and office hours for people seeking to connect with the organization. Through its nonprofit mission and its accessible publications and reporting, the association brings attention to Amazonian perspectives and concerns.