Inauguration of the first ecological supermarket on March 31, 2017 at 3:00 pm
in the city of Marechal Thaumaturgo, Acre Brasil
An indigenous ecological market in the Amazon forest that exchanges plastic and aluminum cans against food.
Indigenous communities are increasingly becoming essential players in protecting the Amazon and are fighting for the legal ownership of their ancestral territories. In addition to the classic outside threats of deforestation, mining, and logging, tons of plastic products are being introduced into even the most remote areas of the Amazon as trade in the towns increases (plastic bottles, aluminum cans, bags, packaging, etc.). Unfortunately, this influx has not been accompanied by any infrastructure for recycling or disposal, resulting in an accumulation of plastic waste that the communities cannot handle. 
August 2015: water treatment facility, GPS, security cameras for the Ashaninka people.
March 2015: lighting installation in hazardous areas in the village of Puyanawa people.​
Benki visiting schools in Belgium and the Netherlands
Distribution of educational magazine for children, Consciousness Generator.
Cultural Exchange
Valuing the human being and its qualities, leading the people of the forest to give your word at schools, universities and conferences across Europe.
Benki Piyãko Ashaninka European Parliament
Meeting with Ms. Green Molly, Scott Cato and Mr Arnold Jacques de Dixmude, about global warming.
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Pure Water Project 
One of the foundation aims is to provide pure water to ten tribes in the state of Acre.
The first tribe who received this equipment is the Yananawa people..
To make a donation, click on the photo to know more about the project.
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Recycling
We actively work in actions for recycling. In 2012 we invited the Indian Chief Biraci Brazil and his wife Putany to Europe, who thanked the Europeans for their recycling efforts.
Conference at the University of Ghent, Belgium
Logistics Base 
Our foundation is a logistics base that welcomes the people from the Amazon rainforest and provides them emotional, psychological and linguistic support during their stay. The head office is located in Nederland and receives support from France, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal and Andorra
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