Please report on the result /achievement of the actions taken:
- Surveillance and control: Three surveillance committees were created with approximately 30 people involved in forest surveillance and wildlife monitoring activities. - Tourism and research: Each association formed a tourism and research committee, comprising 15 people who manage tourism and scientific activities in the region. - Biodiversity recorded: More than 380 species of flora and fauna were identified in the biocorridor, confirming its importance for biodiversity conservation. - Visitors to the biocorridor: Since the improvements, the Shunku Sacha biocorridor has received approximately 180 visitors and the number is expected to increase every year, consolidating this destination as a reference for scientific and community ecotourism. - Quechua-Lamista handicrafts: A committee of 10 women artisans has revitalized Chazuta's handicraft traditions, contributing to the cultural identity of Yaku Kawsanapa. - Infrastructure for tourism and conservation: Eleven tourism infrastructures have been built, including viewpoints and rest areas, as well as three interpretive centers to receive and educate tourists. - Cocoa mini-plants: Three cocoa mini-plants have been implemented,
What challenges have you encountered in implementing this Resolution and what measures have you taken to overcome them?:
The implementation took place in a context in which the associations had a low level of organizational strengthening. To this end, we worked to build solid bonds of trust, allowing the associations to work together through a participatory approach, recognizing and revaluing the knowledge of local populations and how this adds to the management of their conservation areas.
