Improve the resilience capacities of indigenous communities living in wetland ecosystems rich in carbon stocks in Datem del Marañon Province in the Loreto Region, Peru; as well as improve their livelihoods and reduce greenhouse gas emissions caused by deforestation.
March 10, 2017
December 31, 2024
US$ 6,240,000
Ejecutor and Administrador
It is the world's largest fund dedicated to helping developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and improve their capacity to respond to climate change.
We are the first national private institution accredited by GCF, and the project is the first approved worldwide by this fund.
The project is implemented in the Abanico del Pastaza, classified as a Ramsar site, i.e. of international importance due to its biological richness, as it contains fragile ecosystems.
Progress in the process of Autonomous Territorial Zoning (ZTA for its acronym in Spanish), in coordination with lCORPI and the Datem del Marañón Provincial Municipality.
Formalization and capacity building of indigenous associations for the participatory development of management instruments (Management Declarations - DEMA and Fisheries Management Program - PROMAPE) and sustainable management of natural resources.
Capacity building in bio-business management and associativity, and implementation of infrastructure for the commercialization of fresh fish and the production of aguaje oil.
Leveraging funds with the National Innovation Program for Fisheries and Aquaculture (PNIPA for its acronym in Spanish) for the implementation of an aquaculture project.
Organic certification for the sale of aguaje oil with Awajún population.
Progress in the process of Autonomous Territorial Zoning (ZTA for its acronym in Spanish), in coordination with lCORPI and the Datem del Marañón Provincial Municipality.
Formalization and capacity building of indigenous associations for the participatory development of management instruments (Management Declarations - DEMA and Fisheries Management Program - PROMAPE) and sustainable management of natural resources.
Capacity building in bio-business management and associativity, and implementation of infrastructure for the commercialization of fresh fish and the production of aguaje oil.
Leveraging funds with the National Innovation Program for Fisheries and Aquaculture (PNIPA for its acronym in Spanish) for the implementation of an aquaculture project.
Organic certification for the sale of aguaje oil with Awajún population.
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