Field Missions
On-the-ground documentation of 40-year carbon credit rights and natural capital asset mandates signed directly with indigenous communities and territorial leaders across the Amazon basin.
In June 2026, the Oro Ecológico Nexus team completed a landmark field mission across two of Brazil's most significant indigenous territories. Mandates covering 40-year carbon credit rights and natural capital asset management were signed with community leaders in Alto Rio Negro (Baniwa) and Raposa Serra do Sol, Boa Vista. These agreements represent the foundation of rights-first conservation finance — negotiated on community terms, in community territory.
Signed Mandates
Baniwa People
Mandate signed with Baniwa community leaders in Alto Rio Negro, one of the most biodiverse river systems in the Amazon basin. The agreement establishes long-horizon carbon credit rights and natural capital asset management protocols aligned with Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) standards.
Field Photos
Signed Document
Signed Mandate — Alto Rio Negro (Baniwa)
Raposa Serra do Sol · June 2026Indigenous Leaders, Boa Vista
Mandate signed with indigenous leaders in Raposa Serra do Sol, a federally demarcated territory in Roraima state. This agreement formalises natural capital asset rights across one of Brazil's most protected indigenous territories, establishing a governance framework for long-term conservation finance.
Field Photos
Signed Document
Signed Mandate — Raposa Serra do SolOur Approach
Every mandate is preceded by a full FPIC process. Communities are informed, consulted, and empowered to negotiate terms before any agreement is signed.
Terms are set by community leaders, not imposed by external parties. Oro Ecológico Nexus acts as a facilitator and long-term partner, not a landlord.
The Ethics & Transparency Committee provides independent verification of all field agreements, ensuring compliance with international indigenous rights standards.
All signed mandates are preserved as legal documents and made available to institutional partners as part of the ESG Impact Membership due diligence package.
Institutional partners can request access to the complete mandate documentation, community benefit-sharing schedules, and independent verification reports.