12 Kichwa communities to strengthen community management in the face of climate change

Indigenous craftswomen promote enterprises that combine ancestral knowledge, sustainable use of the forest and collective work.

In order to strengthen environmental management and promote sustainable development in indigenous territories, Profonananpe provided in 2025 more than USD. 2.2 million in climate finance for initiatives led by indigenous organizations.

The results underscore the importance of the area for establishing a Private Conservation Area.

A competitive fund will provide seed capital and technical assistance to businesses in Loreto-Nauta (Loreto), Atalaya (Ucayali) and Satipo (Junín)

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) approved the project that will strengthen 25 Protected Natural Areas and the climate resilience of indigenous peoples through long-term sustainable financing.