NO PORERTY

Expect to hire 10-20 full-time employees, providing people living in poverty with access to good-paying jobs, such as local forest monitors (i.e., forest guards or rangers).

GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

The Project has the potential to avoid 7,022,333 CO₂ emissions, which would significantly decrease pollution levels. This improvement in air quality will benefit the local community by reducing respiratory diseases.​

The implementation of the “Chaco Alert” air ambulance service will provide an invaluable transportation service to remote communities in the Chaco, benefiting those with critical needs, ​no resources, and limited mobility.

QUALITY EDUCATION

Provide training and education to community workers, who consist of around 50 people, about labor rights and workplace safety. The visitor center will also provide educational opportunities about the importance of forest conservation.​

Moreover, the community will receive advanced technology training on how to use drones, camera traps, and other technological devices to collect more accurate and comprehensive data on the biodiversity in the region.

GENDER EQUALITY

Nearly half of employees (around 25-50) are women which will have improved livelihoods, health services, and education.

CLIMATE ACTION

Reduce deforestation and avoid GHG emissions by protecting more than 56,000 hectares of primary forest. The project is instrumental in building awareness among individuals and institutions worldwide regarding climate change and ways to protect nature.

LIFE ON LAND

Reducing deforestation will also conserve the rich biodiversity of the surrounding Chaco forests, saving 870 wildlife species, including critically endangered pumas, jaguars, and armadillos