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TERRITORY · Amazonas
Vale do Javari
Home to the world’s largest concentration of isolated peoples. 4rest4all works with the Kapyvanaway Association on monitoring, connectivity and village infrastructure, with strict protocols: isolated peoples are never approached.
PEOPLES
Marubo, Matsés, Kanamari, Matis, Kulina Pano, Korubo and Tsohom Dyapá, plus ~19 records of isolated peoples, the world’s largest concentration, across the Itacoaí, Curuçá, Ituí and Javari rivers.
PRIORITY NEEDS
Drones · Quad bikes · Monitoring technology
AREA
8.54M ha
Demarcated 2001, ratified 2011
POPULATION
~6,300 people
COMMUNITIES
~48-56 villages
FOCAL ACTOR
Kapyvanaway Association
Projects in Vale do Javari
Priorities defined by the territory’s own leadership
FIELD DATA
Village infrastructure mapping
A village-by-village survey of ~60 communities: solar panels, batteries, radiophony, Starlink, water systems, schools and health posts, the data layer for every future deployment.
MONITORING
Territorial monitoring
Drones, quad bikes and monitoring technology supporting Indigenous territorial protection teams across 8.5 million hectares.
CONNECTIVITY
Forest Link
14 villages slated for community connectivity kits, satellite internet, solar energy and training, under Indigenous data-sovereignty protocols.
KNOWLEDGE
Sacred Seeds safeguards
Protection of medicinal plants and forest foods against biopiracy; nothing is documented without free, prior and informed consent.
SACRED SEEDS
In this territory
Protection of Marubo knowledge, medicinal plants and forest foods against biopiracy, reinforced consultation and restricted, non-public archives.
SIGNED MANDATE
Kapyvanaway community of the Marubo people
A written consent letter covering the activities and the budget. Atalaia do Norte, 25 April 2026.
WHAT THE MANDATE COVERS
A partnership on the record
Our role here is defined by a written agreement with the local Indigenous association - signed, dated, and led by them. The mandate sets out the areas of support the association asked for, how priorities are decided, and how funds are allocated, always in consultation with its representative council.
We deliberately omit precise village locations and sensitive personal details. Naming exact places or individuals can put people at risk, so the public version of the mandate protects them.
“[Agreed quote from the association's leader - to be confirmed and approved for publication.]”
- Leader, Indigenous association of Vale do Javari
ASSOC.
LOGO
LOGO
Memorandum of partnership
Signed with the Kapyvanaway community of the Marubo people
Signature[on file]
Date signedAtalaia do Norte, 25 April 2026
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The mandate summary, the leader's quote, the association logo, signature and date are published only with explicit written approval from the association.
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Associação Floresta Para Todos · CNPJ 66.464.130/0001-93. A registered Brazilian association - not a US 501(c)(3). In partnership with and in support of Indigenous associations defending the Amazon.
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