made up of 12 native communities of the Madre de Dios region, Asociación Forestal Indígena Madre de Dios (AFIMAD) is dedicated to the sustainable production of chestnuts, which are sold in local and international markets.

an association of the Kichwa nationality, from Orellana that creates products made from the fruit of the chonta palm, including flour, noodles, cookies, slices of chonta in vinaigrette, jam, etc. The association sources their chontaduro from partner farms then dries and grinds the chonta fruits manually. It also uses these chonta fruits as the main ingredient in its restaurant.

an association of women of the Cofán nationality that produces hand-crafted accessories including bracelets, belts, shigra, purses, and masks with traditional Cofán design, using raw materials sourced from sustainably harvested plants. Its products are sold within the community and to tourists.

produces an energy drink made from dried wayusa leaves and sweetened with stevia. The Kichwa people harvest the wayusa leaves from their community family farms and manufacture the products in a local plant.

is a tourism company run by an association of people of the Shuar nationality from Orellana. In addition to teaching visitors about their culture, they also offer traditional drinks made from medicinal plants.

an eco-tourism company led by people of the Kichwa nationality from Orellana. Its main attraction is the Taracoa lagoon where they offer activities including boat tours, bird-watching, and camping. It also sells hand-crafted artisanal products.

sells tourism packages that include accommodation, transportation, crafts, and cultural services to visitors, sharing their traditions with others via dance, gastronomy, music, and stories. This company is led by the Kichwa people.