In partnership with the Wewetyj Community Association and the women's collective of Aldeia Recanto dos Cocais, we are implementing the project 'Women as Environmental Agents in Monitoring the Krikati Indigenous Land' in the Krikati Indigenous Land, Maranhão. With an investment of R$$ 617 thousand, destined for the Krikati and Guajajara ethnic groups, the project seeks to strengthen indigenous territoriality, promoting female empowerment and family cooperation for local sustainability.
Sitawi participated in an extensive selection process for Floresta+ Amazônia, together with several organizations in Brazil, to work in partnership with community-based organizations in the states of the Legal Amazon. The initiative is carried out by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MMA), with the support of the Green Climate Fund (GCF).
