The Amazon Well-Living project was born from the recognition of the lack of spaces where women from the Transamazonian region could feel recognised and acknowledged as part of productive systems, and from the need to create fairer, more inclusive and more sustainable pathways in rural areas.
Implemented in the municipality of Pacajá (Pará), the project set out to strengthen family farming, promote income generation and ensure that women had an active voice in shaping a sustainable future for their families and communities.
Its strategy combined two main areas of action, taking into account the different contexts and profiles of the participating women.
