1. Establishment of an operational committee with representatives of the Indigenous population, local authorities and other important stakeholders for joint project management

2. Installation of problem-solving platforms, which serve as working groups for conflict resolution and consensus building, especially on land tenure and resource use issues

3. Identification of flexible project implementation mechanisms, which can reflect demands at the local level (e.g., contracting of local employees from the Miskitu population)

The procedures for structuring a seedling industry for ecological restoration have been established.

A binder of technical data sheets adapted to local populations is created and distributed

Local communities have acquired the skills needed to collect seeds and produce seedlings for the ecological restoration of degraded sites.

Environment Education based on an Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) approach

Decision-making based on Community Engagement

Installation of the technological infrastructure

Experimental monitoring system

Capacity building and informed decision-making for the monitoring of species

Building cross-sectoral partnerships