Scope
STARTING WITH...
Women and families from 147 Asháninka communities in Pasco, Peru, allowing the formation of an international network of native women leaders to be agents of change in the Amazon basin.
EXPANDING TO...
A national and international network in the South American region, our goal is to impact 1 MILLION women across the Amazon basin between 2023 - 2030.
Strengthened by efficient and effective leadership, management, service, and, above all, economic responsibility, and autonomy.
This creates a plan of replication and joint work with the sisters and brothers of indigenous peoples of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, and a French overseas province, Guyana.
Milestone
Welcome to the Milestones section, where we celebrate the achievements and pivotal moments that have shaped our journey as an Indigenous association. Each milestone represents a step forward in our mission to uplift, preserve, and strengthen the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous communities. From our founding to present-day initiatives, these milestones are a testament to the resilience, unity, and dedication of our people.
Amazon Expo 21-24/09/2023
Amazon Expo in Tingo Maria, Peru, where it presented its first lines of natural food products, cosmetics and lip balms to the international community.
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Participation in the II Meeting of Indigenous Women of the Amazon, Subachoque - Colombia.
II National Meeting
Participation in the II National Meeting of Indigenous Women of the Amazon, Moyobamba - San Martín.
German Embassy - Date?
Support from the German Embassy for the implementation of a Flour Processing Plant.
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Participation in the Training Program of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Quito - Ecuador.
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Framework Agreement for Interinstitutional Cooperation between the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR, acronym in Spanish) and AMEAIK.
Milestones to Date
Iroperanto Koya was part of the Amazon Expo, in Tingo Maria, Peru, where it presented its first lines of natural food products, cosmetics and lip balms to the international community.
Participation in the II Meeting of Indigenous Women of the Amazon, Subachoque - Colombia.
Judith Reymundo, President of AMEAIK, is a Conservation International Fellow.
Participation in the II National Meeting of Indigenous Women of the Amazon, Moyobamba - San Martín.
Support from the German Embassy for the implementation of a Flour Processing Plant.
Participation in the Training Program of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Quito - Ecuador.
Framework Agreement for Interinstitutional Cooperation between the National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR, acronym in Spanish) and AMEAIK.