Projects

Indigenous Cultural Center comprising an institute for languages, arts, dance, and music; a museum dedicated to Indigenous peoples; an artisanal handicrafts market; and a primary healthcare and traditional medicine post.

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Pilot project in the Santa Martha community, implemented in cooperation between the Embassy, the Regional Government of Ucayali, and a delegation from Germany.

Support in the management and regularization of Indigenous land titles, with the aim of ensuring the recognition and restoration of Indigenous peoples’ legitimate ownership of their ancestral territories.

Establishment of a language school where Indigenous communities can learn Spanish and English, while foreign students are offered the opportunity to study Indigenous languages such as Shipibo.

A properly structured market for Indigenous women to sell traditional handicrafts, ceramics, and medicinal products.

Coordination of international higher education scholarships for young people from low-income backgrounds.

Revaluation of traditional Amazonian medicine and the ancestral knowledge of Indigenous peoples, as well as its recognition within the legal framework as a legitimate form of medical practice.

Reforestation of the tropical rainforest as a “forest of the future” through agroforestry concepts and the cultivation of medicinal plants. The promotion of aquaculture also forms an integral part of this revitalization process.

Installation and development of essential infrastructure, including access to clean water, electricity, road networks, and waste management systems, for communities and municipalities.

Establishment of a specialized clinic for Indigenous traditional medicine, offering treatments based on medicinal plants as well as traditional therapeutic practices such as healing baths and body massages. In this way, ancestral knowledge of healing can be preserved, made accessible, and shared with individuals seeking care and well-being.

Support for football training programs and the construction of a sports stadium, promoting sport as a preventive and developmental tool for young people.