- Capacity building of 59 people in four agrarian reform settlements about avoiding the irrational use of fire, and the construction of tool used to control the fire
- Participation of 10 farmers in the VI Meeting of the Xingu-Araguaia Seeds Network, in Mato Grosso
- Interchange in Querencia, with 47 participants from 5 agrarian reform settlements and from a Krenak-Maxacali Indigenous Territory
- Visits received from: the Xavante people; OPAN; students of the Federal Institute of Mato Grosso; 2 state schools; Projeto Padeq; farmers of Dom Pedro Settlement
- Income generation of about U$962.77 to U$1,283.69 per family annually by seeds marketing
- Partnership with Comissão Pastoral da Terra (CPT) against the slave work
- Production of 17,200 seedlings
- Distribution of: 13 thousand seedlings, 1,580kg seeds and green fertilizer to implement Agroforestry Systems in 5 agrarian reform settlements;
- 60 kg of seeds distributed to the Marawaitsede Indigenous Territory
- 53 ha of Cerrado enriched with 700 seedlings and 8 kg of seeds planted
- 70 kg of seeds bought from the families involved in the project
- Capacity building of 29 people in direct seed planting (Muvuca - a mixture of different types of seeds) and Agroforestry Systems
- Return of some animal species to the area
- Construction of a plant nursery
- 3 animals species (tatu, caititu and capivara) and 54 plants species (bacaba, buriti, pequi, gueroba, murici, tingui, carvoeiro, peroba, coquinho babão, amarelinho, bordão do velho, bacupari de macaco, pinho cuiabano, mulungu, moreira, cedro, jenipapo, ipe, mamoninha, acácia leandra, itaúba, Araçá de anta, pau santo, mama-cadela, puçá, tarumã, copaíba, louro, jerivá, roxinho leiteiro, buritirana, jaracatiá, oiti, ingá, cajazinho, angico, caroba do Cerrado, sangra d’água, guapeva, creoli landi, mirindiba, cajá, baru, taturubá, jatobá, chichá and angelim) were preserved by the project action
- 47 ha being preserved (41,5 ha recovered with native Cerrado species, and 34,5 ha are Permanent Protection Area)
- 5 ha being recovered by natural regeneration