KALIAWIRI REDD+

Seven indigenous reserves of the Sikuani and Piapoco peoples make up this project located in Cumaribo, Vichada and Inírida, Guainía. Its name was given by the communities in reference to the tree of life, from which all fruit or food came.
KALIAWIRI REDD+ seeks to protect 358,065 hectares of forest and benefit more than 1,000 people belonging to the reserves.
Among its lines of action is the establishment of educational processes in forest governance, entrepreneurship, gender equality, recovery of ancestral cultural traditions and territorial limits; as well as reforestation, community monitoring and implementation of renewable energy and improvement of communications infrastructure, among others.

Cumaribo, Vichada e Inírida, Guainía

2015

Biocarbon Registry

Implementación

Amazon/Tropical Rainforest

358.065

885.022

2020

AENOR

AENOR

• Cali Barranquilla Indigenous Reserve (Pi)
• Concordia Indigenous Reserve (Pi)
• Flores Sombrero Indigenous Reserve (Pi)
• Reserva Indígena Chocón (Pi)
• Rio Siare Barranco Lindo Indigenous Reserve (S)
• Saracure Rio Cada Indigenous Reserve (Pi and S)
• Guaco Alto Guaco Bajo Indigenous Reserve (Pi and Pu)
• Cities of Sikuani (S), Piapoco (Pi) and Puinave (pu)

Objective: Provide indigenous reserves with equipment to improve river transport.

Indicator: Number of means of transport reached.

Means achieved: 6

Objective: Build a water supply system for communities.

Indicator: Number of households intervened.

Casas: 41.

Objective: Provide communities and especially the educational population with internet service.

Indicator: Total number of people benefited.

Pessoas: 490

Objective: Provide communities with a gathering space.

Indicator: Number of equipment intervened

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