Acre to Monitor 10 Municipalities Under Cemaden in New Growth Acceleration Program
Acre is part of the first phase of the New Growth Acceleration Program (PAC), receiving resources to enhance disaster monitoring through Cemaden. Ten municipalities in Acre will receive rain gauges and equipment for real-time monitoring of flood and landslide risks. The federal investment totals R$ 50 million for new equipment, a data center, and technology infrastructure. By the end of 2026, the monitoring network aims to cover all disaster-prone municipalities in Brazil, especially vulnerable areas in the Amazon.
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Acre has been included in the first phase of the New Growth Acceleration Program (PAC), which allocates resources to modernize disaster monitoring by Cemaden. Out of 212 municipalities in this phase, ten are in Acre, equipped with rain gauges and tools for real-time monitoring of floods and landslides.
The program has a federal investment of R$ 50 million for equipment acquisition, a new data center, and technological infrastructure expansion. The goal is to enhance monitoring across all disaster-susceptible municipalities in Brazil by the end of 2026. In the North, Acre and Amazonas each have ten municipalities monitored, while Rondônia has seven.
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