The project takes place in the Xingu Indigenous Park, where 16 indigenous peoples, who speak 14 different languages, inhabit. The Kawaiwete community is the main indigenous group participating.

The project will take place in the Xingu Indigenous Park, located in the northwest region of the Mato Gross state. This project will include the Kawaiwete, an indigenous community living in the park whom are determined to participate in the construction of a Kawaiwete study center, to store and centralize information of the land and their products. The community is willing to build adequate storage locations for seeds and project information.

The project´s goal is to improve the variety of products in the region, along with a system of seed trading.

There is no specific gender focus.

There will be knowledge shared among the 8 main indigenous communities, where young people will become aware of the importance of the project. Articulations among the communities along with shared experiences will trace the capacity building activities.

These activities serve as an example for the entire local population which sees results in the production and information dissemination among the local communities.