The women's association Aibu Dayá ("the work of women" in Hatxa kuin) is the first Indigenous organization run by women in the region of Jordão, Acre. Central aspects are education, equal rights, nature conservation, women's rights, medical care as well as general basic care. The association consists of women who work to improve the living conditions of their community. They organize trainings and workshops to help other women understand their rights and realize their full potential. They are also active in conservation and work to create a sustainable future for their community.

Cristais de Água is our most important partner organization in Brazil, alongside Aibu Dayá. Founded in 2022, the association is made up of representatives from Living Gaia and women from the Huni Kuin grassroots movement in Jordão.
Cristais de Água is currently the temporary owner of Seringal Iracema, where the Tarayá program is based. The management of the projects there is in the hands of Dadá, the president of the association.
Once the final owner, the Ecos da Terra Foundation, is officially established, Cristais de Água will assume the role of “guardian” of the land to ensure the continuity of the projects and strengthen participation and dialog with the local communities.

The non-profit organisation APOTI has its headquarters in São Paulo and a branch office in Tarauacá, Acre.
APOTI's main goals are to support Indigenous and traditional societies, recognize their importance for global biodiversity and sustainability on the planet.
We have been working with APOTI since 2016; especially in the technical implementation of solar and well projects in the Huni Kuin villages.

Flor da Floresta (formerly Campo Sagrado) is an institute located directly in Jordão Acre, which performs several activities focused on health, permaculture and preservation of the Amazon rainforest. The institute had its formal official status recently, but it has been operating unofficially for over 10 years in the Acre region with the production of agro-ecological food, promotion of health and education. Flor da Floresta manages the agroforestry system on the Tarayá project, has been responsible for the coordination of the donations during the flood in early 2024, and is our strongest non-Indigenous local partner.

The Instituto Guardiões da Floresta, founded in Rio de Janeiro in 2010, is a non-profit, multidisciplinary organisation. It carries out projects to preserve biodiversity and empower indigenous peoples in the Amazon region. Together with the IGF, we are implementing various projects with the Huni Kuin, such as the production of photo and video material, the establishment of small local businesses, and applications for Huni Kuin rights to Brazilian authorities.

Claudian Dobos is one of our most important European partners.

With his many years of experience, strong network and deep commitment to environmental and social projects, he provides significant support for the further development of our initiatives and the connection between Europe and the indigenous communities in the Amazon region.