The project area includes vital ecosystems such as dense upland forests, floodplain forests, savannas, natural grasslands, and major surface water flows. It is part of the Guainía sub-basin of the Amazon River basin, linking the region to neighboring territories in Venezuela.

With a rich cultural diversity, the project primarily involves the Curripaco people, who have a strong presence in the area, along with influences from neighboring reserves.

From a technical perspective, the project’s key objectives are:

• Mitigate the effects of climate change by implementing measures that reduce greenhouse gas emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation.
• Distribute economic benefits among the families of the reserve, respecting their traditions and community needs.
• Promote and uphold indigenous values and traditions while improving the quality of life for families within the reserve.