- Capacity building of 630 people
- Implementation of reforestation areas in agrarian reform settlements Dom Pedro, Macife and in the Maraiwatsede Indigenous Territory
- Capacity building of 18 people about harvesting seeds and processing to market guaranteeing the food security
- 5 capacity buildings promoted for 25 people in fire control and construction of ?tools for fire control)
- Formation course for 19 teachers from rural and urban areas about environmental issues
- Promoted the Meeting of Seeds Network of the Xingu-Araguaia region, demanding 32 ton of seeds
- Interchange with the Rede de Cooperação Alternativa do Brasil (RCA), with 33 people participating
- Interchange in ANSA with 25 people about reforestation experiences and Environmental Law
- Interchange with several institutions from the marketing network from BR 163, 33 participants
- 18 recovering projects implemented
- 2,400kg seeds produced
- 200 seedlings and 500 kg of native seeds were planted in the Maraiwatsede Indigenous Territory
- Partnership of 2 assisted association with the National Program of Food Acquisition
- Average of U$581.39 generated by seeds marketing per family monthly (or 20% of increase)
- Plant nursery built in the Indigenous Territory Maraiwatsede
- Central plant nursery built with annual production of 8000 seedlings
- 23 species as: jenipapo, açaí, buriti, cajá, murici, pequi, bacaba, acerola, caju and cagaita being used sustainable
- 17,5 ha of reforestation and 40,000 ha (in agrarian reform settlements)
- Promoted schools activities during the Environmental Week about fire, deforestation and garbage
- Partnership between OPAN and the Maraiwatsede Indigenous Territory