Although this project is first and foremost centered around indigenous stewardship and sovereignty over their ancestral territory, a by product of these efforts is the preservation and continued tending of 10,000 hectares of Amazonia.

Climate Solutions Focus: The project is centered on biodiversity conservation and the stewardship of jaguar habitats, fitting well within the "Nature-Based Solutions" category identified by CCN. The proposal outlines its direct impact on reducing greenhouse gases (GHGs) by preserving forest areas that act as carbon sinks.

Impact Measurement and Reporting:
* The project utilizes detailed monitoring and reporting systems, including local monitoring by indigenous communities and remote sensing technologies.
* Impact is quantified through the issuance of biodiversity stewardship credits, which are documented and traced, aligning with the requirement for data-driven measurement plans.

Viability and Credibility:
* The Sharamentsa Pilot is described in detail, with a realistic and achievable conservation strategy. It leverages both local indigenous knowledge and modern technological methods.
* Information about the team, including their roles within the community and partnerships with organizations like Fundacion Pachamama, provides credibility and demonstrates expertise.
