Indicate the environmental/social problem or reality on which the initiative seeks to have an impact. Provide quantitative and qualitative information that allows the impact of the project to be measured (maximum 400 words).

Provide a clear and concise summary of the initiative (700 words maximum).

Briefly explain what the overall conservation and/or restoration objective is (maximum 50 words).

Briefly explain the specific objectives (maximum 200 words).

(If possible, provide the geographic coordinates of the representative point of the project and the coordinate system in decimal degrees).

If you have a file that allows you to visualize the area of your project in a geographic information system (for example, a Google Earth file or Arcgis shape file). If there are several, please send them in a compressed file (ZIP or RAR type), upload it here.

Indicate, in hectares, the area occupied by each of the following vegetation coverages: natural forests, forest plantations, shrubs, crops, clean pastures, wetlands/peatlands and human settlements.

Indicate, in hectares, the area allocated to each of the following activities: conservation, natural regeneration, assisted regeneration, restoration, agroforestry systems and planting with native or mixed species.

Provide a clear and concise summary of conservation and/or restoration related activities that have taken place in the last four years in the project area. This refers to productive, flora and fauna conservation, and community-related activities (maximum 500 words).

Provide a clear and concise summary of the activities you wish to carry out over the next five years to achieve your project's objectives (maximum 500 words).

If yes, indicate for how long (years).

If your answer is no, explain why.

Wouldn't it change? Would there be other activities? Which ones? Explain your answer (maximum 500 words).

Species to be planted, planting density, soil preparation, irrigation system (maximum 700 words).

Fencing and delimitation, forest rangers, signage, among others.

(Hunting prevention, sustainable fauna management, bird watching, among others).

Organize the benefits by bullets. Provide information that quantitatively and qualitatively evidences the impact of the benefits. Example of environmental benefits: soil improvement, protection of water bodies, among others.

Organize the specific benefits by bullets. Provide information that quantitatively and qualitatively evidences the impact of the benefits.

Example of biodiversity benefits: recovery and conservation of endemic and/or endangered species of fauna and flora, among others.

Organize the specific benefits by bullets. Provide information that quantitatively and qualitatively evidences the impact of the benefits.

Example of social benefits: improvement of living conditions such as employment, income, education, health for No. of people, families, women, children, among others.

Indicate the name and role of the partners/allies that are part of the initiative, other than Conexión Jaguar. (Maximum 170 words. If there are no partners, indicate with "Not applicable").

(How much money do you consider necessary to implement the activities described in the management plans and fauna conservation and community work activities?) (Resources not related to Conexión Jaguar). Example: Reforestation management plan: 3.000 UDS per year.

(Resources not related to Conexión Jaguar).

(Maximum 200 words).