TERRITORY · Pará, Tapajós basin
Munduruku
In the Tapajós basin of Pará, one of the most archaeologically rich regions of the Amazon, under heavy pressure from illegal mining and mercury contamination. Work centers on monitoring and capacity building with the Pusuru Association.
PEOPLES
Munduruku and Apiaká peoples, plus isolated peoples of the Upper Tapajós, in villages along the Cururu river and its tributaries.
PRIORITY NEEDS
Drones · Capacity building
AREA
2.38M ha
Recognized in 2004
POPULATION
~7,000–10,000 people
COMMUNITIES
~80–110 villages
FOCAL ACTOR
Pusuru Association
Projects in Munduruku
Priorities defined by the territory’s own leadership
MONITORING
Drones & territorial defense
Drone equipment and training to detect and document illegal mining across 2.38 million hectares.
CAPACITY
Capacity building
Training for youth and territorial monitoring teams, technology serving Munduruku governance.
CONNECTIVITY
Forest Link
7 villages slated for community connectivity kits, satellite internet, solar energy and training.
SACRED SEEDS
In this territory
Cassava, açaí, Brazil nut and fishing-based food systems; mapping mercury risk and prioritizing restoration and protection areas.
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