Datos clave
- Fechas
- 1–5 feb 2027 (5 días)
- Dónde
- Lisboa, Portugal
- Tarifa por participante
- 2.250 £ (GBP)
- Pago
- Mediante factura y transferencia bancaria
- Cierre de inscripciones
- 2 ene 2027
- A quién va dirigido
- Forestry agency officers and technical managers; Provincial environment and land administration directors; Rural resilience advisors and sustainabl…
- Certificado
- Certificado de finalización
- Opción interna
- Impártalo para su equipo, en sus fechas
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Descripción del programa
Community-based forest governance and coastal wetland management represent critical priorities for climate adaptation, rural livelihoods, and biodiversity protection. This five-day course equips public sector professionals with the technical instruments and statutory frameworks required to devolve resource management authority to local populations effectively. Delivered in Lisbon, the programme examines tested approaches to community forest concessions, land tenure formalisation, and co-management structures. Participants assess how decentralised governance models operate under real-world conditions, balancing customary tenure with formal regulatory compliance and national environmental protection mandates.
Mangrove ecosystems require specialised conservation strategies that address their dual roles in coastal protection and community subsistence. The curriculum addresses the operational dimensions of mangrove habitat rehabilitation, sustainable wood-fuel management, and estuarine conservation. Delegates explore technical standards for hydrological restoration, nursery establishment, and community-led surveillance systems. Special emphasis is placed on establishing functional local natural resource committees that can mitigate conflicts, regulate biomass extraction, and enforce conservation agreements in fragile coastal landscapes, whilst securing sustainable local economic alternatives.
The training also covers practical measurement tools, including community forest monitoring and carbon inventory methodologies. Participants review carbon accounting standards such as the IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories and voluntary carbon market methodologies applicable to coastal wetlands and blue carbon. Through structured working sessions, participants learn to design participatory forest monitoring protocols, conduct biomass assessments, and integrate local spatial data into national forest monitoring systems, ensuring transparency and accountability for international donor-financed rural resilience and landscape conservation operations.
Coastal and rural landscapes face increasing degradation from unregulated extraction, agricultural expansion, and climate-induced extreme weather events. In vulnerable regions such as coastal East and Southern Africa, strengthening decentralised natural resource management is urgent to protect critical biodiversity buffers and stabilise rural incomes. This course aligns directly with the conservation and decentralised natural resource governance objectives of major landscape resilience interventions, including the Northern Mozambique Rural Resilience Project. By implementing legal mechanisms for community concessions and rigorous mangrove restoration, public institutions and development practitioners can operationalise institutional reforms that safeguard critical habitats and secure community land rights.
Delivered by Risalat Consultants International in Lisbon, Portugal, it combines expert-led sessions, real cases and group work, so that participants can apply what they learn in their own institution.
The Programme Strengthens Institutional Capability
- Review of statutory land tenure laws, customary rights, and community forest concession legal procedures
- Participatory land demarcation: protocols for community boundary delineation and conflict mediation
- Statutory requirements for formalising community forestry management agreements and user rights
- Institutional roles of local government, traditional leadership, and civil society in concession oversight
- Practical exercise on resolving overlapping tenure claims and mapping contested resource boundaries
- Establishing local natural resource management committees: legal status, bylaws, and governance structures
- Mechanisms for equitable benefit-sharing, revenue collection, and local conservation fund administration
- Gender-inclusive participation and safeguarding vulnerable groups in community natural resource decision-making
- Clasificación de riesgos ambientales y sociales
- Instrumentos de evaluación y planes de gestión
- Planificación de la participación de las partes interesadas
- Mecanismos de reclamación que funcionan
It is designed for forestry agency officers and technical managers, provincial environment and land administration directors, rural resilience advisors and sustainable development specialists and others who want practical, current skills in environmental, social and stakeholder management.
The Growing Importance of Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon
Los financiadores exigen ahora que los proyectos identifiquen y gestionen los riesgos ambientales y sociales desde el principio, e impliquen a las personas afectadas. Una gestión deficiente de las salvaguardas provoca retrasos, suspensiones de desembolsos y daños duraderos a las comunidades.
Las buenas prácticas en participación de las partes interesadas, gestión de reclamaciones, inclusión y reasentamiento protegen a las personas y mantienen los proyectos en marcha. Los equipos que conocen las normas y las aplican desde el principio ahorran tiempo y generan confianza.
Las organizaciones necesitan cada vez más profesionales capaces de:
- Analizar y clasificar los riesgos ambientales y sociales
- Preparar y aplicar planes de gestión
- Implicar de forma significativa a las partes interesadas durante todo el proyecto
- Gestionar mecanismos de reclamación que resuelvan los problemas
- Hacer el seguimiento de los compromisos con los financiadores e informar sobre ellos
Unos sistemas sólidos de gestión ambiental, social y de partes interesadas ayudan a las organizaciones a:
- Evitar retrasos y suspensiones de desembolsos
- Proteger a las comunidades y a los trabajadores
- Cumplir las normas y los compromisos de los financiadores
- Generar confianza con las personas afectadas y con el público
This Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon programme brings these elements together in a practical format, so that participants understand not only what good practice looks like but also how to introduce it in their own setting, with the people and resources they have.
Who Should Attend This Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Training?
Este programa está dirigido a:
- Forestry agency officers and technical managers
- Provincial environment and land administration directors
- Rural resilience advisors and sustainable development specialists
- Managers of donor-financed environmental projects
- Community forestry coordinators and extension officers
- Coastal zone management specialists and marine ecologists
- Natural resource tenure and land titling specialists
- Project officers from international development institutions
- Monitoring and evaluation officers tracking landscape conservation initiatives
- Especialistas ambientales y sociales
- Responsables de salvaguardas en las UEP
- Gerentes de proyectos y programas
El programa es adecuado tanto para profesionales con experiencia como para quienes asumen nuevas responsabilidades. Se fomentan los grupos que mezclan instituciones y países, porque los participantes aprenden mucho de la experiencia de los demás.
Marque lo que su equipo necesita ser capaz de hacer.
Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Training Objectives
Upon successful completion of this Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Training, participants will be able to:
- Analyse legal mechanisms and regulatory procedures for establishing community forest concessions and co-management agreements
- Design operational frameworks for local natural resource management committees to ensure inclusive community representation and conflict mitigation
- Apply participatory land demarcation and boundary mapping techniques using open-source geospatial tools and participatory rural appraisal methods
- Develop sustainable wood-fuel harvesting plans and biomass value chain interventions that mitigate forest degradation
- Evaluate coastal mangrove habitat rehabilitation protocols, focusing on hydrological assessments, species zoning, and assisted natural regeneration
- Implement field-level forest biomass and blue carbon inventory methodologies compliant with international carbon accounting standards
- Formulate institutional compliance and reporting strategies that align community conservation initiatives with multilateral development bank safeguards
- Explicar las normas ambientales y sociales aplicables a sus proyectos
- Analizar y clasificar riesgos e impactos
- Preparar los instrumentos clave y los planes de gestión
Cada objetivo se practica durante el programa mediante ejercicios, casos o trabajo en grupo, de modo que los participantes salgan siendo capaces de hacerlo, no solo de describirlo.
Contenido y estructura del programa
- Review of statutory land tenure laws, customary rights, and community forest concession legal procedures
- Participatory land demarcation: protocols for community boundary delineation and conflict mediation
- Statutory requirements for formalising community forestry management agreements and user rights
- Institutional roles of local government, traditional leadership, and civil society in concession oversight
- Practical exercise on resolving overlapping tenure claims and mapping contested resource boundaries
- Establishing local natural resource management committees: legal status, bylaws, and governance structures
- Mechanisms for equitable benefit-sharing, revenue collection, and local conservation fund administration
- Gender-inclusive participation and safeguarding vulnerable groups in community natural resource decision-making
- Designing local surveillance, patrol protocols, and community-led compliance monitoring mechanisms
- Case analysis of institutional resilience in decentralised forest management bodies
- Assessing rural and peri-urban wood-fuel consumption patterns, demand drivers, and supply deficits
- Developing sustainable harvesting plans: annual allowable cut calculations and rotation scheduling
- Efficient carbonisation technologies, improved charcoal production kilns, and biomass alternative fuels
- Regulatory licensing, transport permit regimes, and fiscal tracking for sustainably produced forest products
- Designing community-based woodlot models and agroforestry systems to reduce natural woodland extraction
- Mangrove socio-ecological dynamics: species zonation, estuarine hydrology, and coastal defence functions
- Causes of mangrove degradation: assessing hydrological alterations, overexploitation, and coastal land conversion
- Techniques for mangrove rehabilitation: hydrological restoration versus planting, and nursery site management
- Community-managed coastal protection zones: integrating local knowledge into estuarine conservation plans
- Practical design of a site-specific coastal mangrove restoration and monitoring plan
- Principles of forest carbon inventories: IPCC guidelines, allometric equations, and field plot design
- Blue carbon accounting methodologies: measuring aboveground and soil organic carbon in mangrove ecosystems
- Integrating community-based monitoring, reporting, and verification systems with national forest inventories
- Alignment with environmental and social frameworks of the World Bank, AfDB, and multilateral funds
- Participant presentations: action plans for institutional forest governance and mangrove restoration projects
Contenido completo día a día
El programa dura 5 días. Cada jornada combina aportaciones de expertos, trabajo práctico y un taller o estudio de caso de cierre:
- First Day: Legal Frameworks, Land Demarcation, and Community Concessions
- Second Day: Local Natural Resource Committees and Participatory Governance
- Third Day: Sustainable Wood-Fuel Management and Biomass Value Chains
- Fourth Day: Mangrove Ecosystem Ecology, Rehabilitation, and Coastal Protection
- Fifth Day: Forest Carbon Inventories, Blue Carbon, and Donor Alignment
Contenido completo día a día
First Day | Legal Frameworks, Land Demarcation, and Community Concessions
- Review of statutory land tenure laws, customary rights, and community forest concession legal procedures
- Participatory land demarcation: protocols for community boundary delineation and conflict mediation
- Statutory requirements for formalising community forestry management agreements and user rights
- Institutional roles of local government, traditional leadership, and civil society in concession oversight
- Practical exercise on resolving overlapping tenure claims and mapping contested resource boundaries
Workshop: Legal Frameworks, Land Demarcation, and Community Concessions: Applying It to Your Institution
Trabajando en grupos pequeños, los participantes aplican los métodos del día a ejemplos de sus propias instituciones y acuerdan los siguientes pasos prácticos.
Second Day | Local Natural Resource Committees and Participatory Governance
- Establishing local natural resource management committees: legal status, bylaws, and governance structures
- Mechanisms for equitable benefit-sharing, revenue collection, and local conservation fund administration
- Gender-inclusive participation and safeguarding vulnerable groups in community natural resource decision-making
- Designing local surveillance, patrol protocols, and community-led compliance monitoring mechanisms
- Case analysis of institutional resilience in decentralised forest management bodies
Workshop: Local Natural Resource Committees and Participatory Governance: Applying It to Your Institution
Trabajando en grupos pequeños, los participantes aplican los métodos del día a ejemplos de sus propias instituciones y acuerdan los siguientes pasos prácticos.
Third Day | Sustainable Wood-Fuel Management and Biomass Value Chains
- Assessing rural and peri-urban wood-fuel consumption patterns, demand drivers, and supply deficits
- Developing sustainable harvesting plans: annual allowable cut calculations and rotation scheduling
- Efficient carbonisation technologies, improved charcoal production kilns, and biomass alternative fuels
- Regulatory licensing, transport permit regimes, and fiscal tracking for sustainably produced forest products
- Designing community-based woodlot models and agroforestry systems to reduce natural woodland extraction
Case Study: Sustainable Wood-Fuel Management and Biomass Value Chains in Practice
Los participantes analizan un caso realista, comparan las decisiones tomadas con las buenas prácticas y extraen lecciones que pueden aplicar en su propio contexto.
Fourth Day | Mangrove Ecosystem Ecology, Rehabilitation, and Coastal Protection
- Mangrove socio-ecological dynamics: species zonation, estuarine hydrology, and coastal defence functions
- Causes of mangrove degradation: assessing hydrological alterations, overexploitation, and coastal land conversion
- Techniques for mangrove rehabilitation: hydrological restoration versus planting, and nursery site management
- Community-managed coastal protection zones: integrating local knowledge into estuarine conservation plans
- Practical design of a site-specific coastal mangrove restoration and monitoring plan
Workshop: Mangrove Ecosystem Ecology, Rehabilitation, and Coastal Protection: Applying It to Your Institution
Trabajando en grupos pequeños, los participantes aplican los métodos del día a ejemplos de sus propias instituciones y acuerdan los siguientes pasos prácticos.
Fifth Day | Forest Carbon Inventories, Blue Carbon, and Donor Alignment
- Principles of forest carbon inventories: IPCC guidelines, allometric equations, and field plot design
- Blue carbon accounting methodologies: measuring aboveground and soil organic carbon in mangrove ecosystems
- Integrating community-based monitoring, reporting, and verification systems with national forest inventories
- Alignment with environmental and social frameworks of the World Bank, AfDB, and multilateral funds
- Participant presentations: action plans for institutional forest governance and mangrove restoration projects
Capstone Exercise: Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Action Plan for Your Institution
Los participantes integran lo aprendido durante la semana en un plan de acción para su propia institución, con prioridades, responsables y primeros pasos, y lo presentan para recibir comentarios de sus pares y de los facilitadores.
Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Training Methodology
The training employs an interactive professional learning approach combining expert-led technical presentations, institutional case studies, and practical group working sessions. Delegates examine real-world statutory templates, management agreements, and ecological restoration protocols. Practical exercises involve working with spatial demarcation data, calculating harvesting yields, and completing carbon inventory templates. Facilitated discussions encourage peer exchange between forestry officers, environmental directors, and resilience advisors, allowing participants to benchmark institutional practices against international standards and adapt successful governance tools to their national operating contexts.
El programa combina:
- Sesiones dirigidas por expertos sobre la práctica actual
- Estudios de caso regionales e internacionales
- Trabajo en grupo y ejercicios prácticos
- Simulaciones y juegos de rol cuando proceda
- Análisis de los desafíos propios de los participantes
- Aprendizaje entre pares de distintas instituciones y países
- Herramientas y plantillas prácticas para llevar al trabajo
- Reflexión diaria y planificación de acciones
Antes del programa, una breve evaluación previa ayuda a los facilitadores a comprender la función y las prioridades de cada participante, para adaptar los ejemplos y ejercicios al grupo. Cada jornada termina con una breve reflexión en la que los participantes anotan lo que aplicarán en su trabajo.
Resultados esperados
Upon completion of this Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Training, participants will be able to:
- Establish compliant legal structures and agreements for community forest concessions and communal resource rights
- Draft functional governance charters, internal regulations, and benefit-distribution rules for local natural resource committees
- Lead participatory boundary mapping and demarcation processes that prevent and resolve local tenure disputes
- Formulate sustainable wood-fuel management plans incorporating sustainable harvesting rates and monitoring protocols
- Direct coastal mangrove restoration projects using appropriate hydrological rehabilitation and planting techniques
- Execute field carbon inventory surveys aligned with IPCC guidelines and donor-financed project reporting requirements
- Analizar y clasificar los riesgos ambientales y sociales
- Preparar y aplicar planes de gestión
Los participantes se marchan con un plan de acción personal y herramientas prácticas que pueden utilizar en su institución desde la primera semana de regreso. Las instituciones que envían a varios participantes pueden aprovechar el programa para acordar métodos y plantillas comunes entre equipos, lo que facilita mantener las mejoras.
2.250 £ por participante · factura y transferencia bancaria · descuento para grupos de 5 o más personas
Cinco o más personas de una misma organización: solicite la tarifa de grupo al pedir la factura.
Diez o más: una versión interna para su institución puede costar menos por persona. Solicite un presupuesto para una formación interna.
Las inscripciones se cierran en 51 días (2 ene 2027)
Institutional Application of Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Training
Este programa ayuda a las organizaciones a fortalecer:
- Gestión de riesgos ambientales y sociales
- Participación de las partes interesadas
- Atención de reclamaciones
- Gestión de contratistas
- Inclusión de grupos vulnerables
Los participantes regresan con herramientas prácticas para mejorar:
- Planes de gestión
- Planes de participación
- Registros de reclamaciones
- Informes de seguimiento
- Notificación de incidentes
El programa está concebido para que el aprendizaje pase del aula a la institución. Siempre que es posible, los participantes trabajan con sus propios procesos y documentos, y se marchan con un plan de acción que sus responsables pueden revisar y respaldar.
Pertinencia y aplicación regionales
Europa
Las instituciones europeas aplican la gestión ambiental, social y de partes interesadas dentro de marcos normativos detallados y agendas de reforma. Los participantes de Europa pueden comparar su práctica con la de colegas de otras regiones y comprobar cómo funcionan los métodos consolidados en condiciones diferentes.
África
En toda África, los ministerios, organismos y equipos de proyecto que trabajan en gestión ambiental, social y de partes interesadas operan cada vez más junto a programas financiados por donantes que exigen sistemas y evidencias claros. El programa ayuda a los participantes a adaptar las buenas prácticas a las instituciones y los recursos con los que trabajan.
Oriente Medio
En Oriente Medio, las estrategias nacionales de desarrollo y los planes de diversificación imponen exigencias crecientes en materia de gestión ambiental, social y de partes interesadas. Los participantes estudian cómo desarrollar dentro de los organismos públicos y las empresas las capacidades que estos planes requieren.
Asia
Las instituciones de toda Asia combinan un rápido crecimiento con ambiciosos programas de modernización. Los participantes de Asia pueden compartir su experiencia en el escalamiento rápido de sistemas y conocer los enfoques utilizados en otros lugares.
Pacífico
Los pequeños Estados insulares y del Pacífico afrontan limitaciones particulares de tamaño, distancia y capacidad. El programa destaca enfoques prácticos y proporcionados de gestión ambiental, social y de partes interesadas, adecuados para instituciones más pequeñas.
Holding the programme in Lisbon, Portugal brings participants together away from their daily pressures, so they can compare how environmental, social and stakeholder management is handled in different settings. The same programme can also be delivered in-house for one institution, in its own country or online, with cases taken from its current work.
Host Country Profile – Portugal
Training programmes and study tours in Lisbon suit professionals focusing on public sector governance, maritime affairs, renewable energy, and urban administration. Delegates attend from across Europe, North Africa, and Portuguese-speaking nations in Africa and South America.
Estudiar fuera de su país ofrece a los participantes tiempo para concentrarse, una mirada nueva sobre su propia institución y la oportunidad de crear una red con colegas de otros países.
Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Training Deliverables
Los participantes reciben apoyo antes, durante y después del programa, de modo que la preparación, el aprendizaje y el seguimiento formen una experiencia continua.
Antes del programa
- Evaluación previa del participante
- Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Readiness Assessment
- Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Resource Pack
- Materiales de lectura preparatoria
- Apoyo y asesoramiento gratuitos para el visado
Durante el programa
- Recogida en el aeropuerto y asistencia de bienvenida
- Alojamiento con desayuno
- Cena de bienvenida y networking
- Kit de formación de Risalat (bolsa, botella, taza, camiseta, gorra, funda de pasaporte, bolígrafos, cuaderno, imán y llavero)
- Comprehensive Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon Training Manual
- Lista de verificación para el análisis de riesgos
- Plantilla de plan de participación de las partes interesadas
- Plantilla de registro de reclamaciones
- Plantilla de seguimiento ambiental y social
- Talleres prácticos y simulaciones
- Debates en grupo y aprendizaje entre pares
- Almuerzo y refrigerios diarios
- Acceso completo a las instalaciones de la sede de formación
- Mini Pad / tableta con materiales didácticos digitales
- Visita de campo (cuando proceda)
- Recorrido turístico por la ciudad
Después del programa
- Certificado de finalización
- Reconocimiento a la participación en programas de Risalat
- Materiales de consulta posteriores a la formación
- Hoja de seguimiento de compromisos
- Lista de verificación del cumplimiento del contratista
- Apoyo posterior a la formación y orientación de seguimiento
- Informe del programa
Las instituciones también pueden solicitar una versión interna de este programa adaptada a sus necesidades, impartida en sus instalaciones o en línea. Solicitar una propuesta.
Common Challenges in Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon, And How This Training Helps
¿Cómo pueden las instituciones analizar y clasificar los riesgos ambientales y sociales?
The programme addresses this directly on the first day (Legal Frameworks, Land Demarcation, and Community Concessions), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
¿Cómo pueden las instituciones preparar y aplicar planes de gestión?
The programme addresses this directly on the second day (Local Natural Resource Committees and Participatory Governance), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
¿Cómo pueden las instituciones implicar de forma significativa a las partes interesadas durante todo el proyecto?
The programme addresses this directly on the third day (Sustainable Wood-Fuel Management and Biomass Value Chains), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
¿Cómo pueden las instituciones gestionar mecanismos de reclamación que resuelvan los problemas?
The programme addresses this directly on the fourth day (Mangrove Ecosystem Ecology, Rehabilitation, and Coastal Protection), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
¿Cómo pueden las instituciones hacer el seguimiento de los compromisos con los financiadores e informar sobre ellos?
The programme addresses this directly on the fifth day (Forest Carbon Inventories, Blue Carbon, and Donor Alignment), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
Preguntas frecuentes
When and where does the Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon programme take place?
It runs from 1 Feb 2027 to 5 Feb 2027, in Lisbon, Portugal. The registration deadline is shown at the top of this page.
¿Quién debería asistir?
The programme is designed for forestry agency officers and technical managers, provincial environment and land administration directors, rural resilience advisors and sustainable development specialists, managers of donor-financed environmental projects, and others who want practical skills in environmental, social and stakeholder management.
¿Recibiré un certificado?
Sí. Los participantes que completan el programa reciben un Certificado de finalización de Risalat Consultants International.
¿Puede impartirse este programa solo para nuestra institución?
Sí. Podemos impartir una versión interna a medida en sus instalaciones, en otra ciudad o en línea, construida en torno a sus propios casos. Utilice la solicitud de propuesta de esta página.
¿Necesito experiencia previa en gestión ambiental, social y de partes interesadas?
No se requiere formación especializada más allá de la experiencia en un puesto afín. Una breve evaluación previa ayuda a los facilitadores a adaptar las sesiones al grupo.
Who Will Deliver This Programme
Each date is delivered by a team assigned from Risalat's expert network for this subject. For this programme we assign:
How we choose them: Experience in the region of the participants or comparable settings; Command of the financier rules that apply (World Bank, ADB, AfDB, EU, UN) where relevant; Delivery in English; other languages on request for in-house groups; No conflict of interest with participants' institutions.
Names and short CVs of the assigned experts are shared with registered participants and sponsoring organisations before the programme, on request. Are you an expert in this subject? Join our expert network.
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Por qué Lisboa para este programa
Lisboa es una sede natural para las delegaciones lusófonas de África y Brasil.
The Community-Based Forest Governance and Mangrove Ecosystem Conservation in Lisbon programme in February 2027 brings together officials and professionals from across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Sessions combine short inputs, case studies and group work on participants' own files, and the city's institutions can be added as a study visit on request.
Cómo llegar: Aeropuerto Humberto Delgado de Lisboa (LIS).
Compruebe si necesita visado con el Verificador de visados gratuito y solicite una carta de invitación una vez inscrito.
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