produces Cacay, Buriti, and Sacha Inchi oil, which are raw materials used for the cosmetic, nutraceutical, and pharmaceutical industries. Its products are cultivated through an agroforestry approach and collected by the indigenous communities of Putumayo. The company currently works with 20 indigenous families and has client bases in Cali, Bogota, and Medellín.

makes furniture and wooden crafts such as traditional masks decorated with indigenous symbols. To preserve their ancestral culture and equip young indigenous generations with employable skills, the company trains many young people in the craft of wood carving.

an association formed by 15 families that are committed to maintaining the balance between preserving the rainforest and providing for its community members. The social enterprise produces 100% pure oil from Amazonian palms such as canangucha that are used for medicinal purposes.

a family-owned eco-tourism company that seeks to preserve the habitat and traditional culture of the Awá community. Working with 10 Awá native families, the company provides a variety of services to tourists, including lessons about the Awa culture and boat excursions in the Amazon rivers.