—Impact

— Environmental

The system promotes travel by waterway, disincentivizing deforestation and supporting biodiversity preservation

De-incentivizing road development and enabling fluvial surveillance against deforestation
Reducing pollution from oil spills, noise pollution, and emissions from gas powered motors
Conventional motors emit 30% of their oil and gas into the ecosystem

— Social

Creates opportunities for Indigenous youth, supporting long-term conservation efforts

Training local forest stewards on renewable energy deployment, maintenance, and recycling
Promotes biocultures by creating job opportunities in local communities
Upskilling of local talent for job creation and technological innovation

Installing the canoe roof

Recharging station In Geyepade (Curaray River)

— Economic

Promotes direct investments in initiatives and culturally informed biodiversity monitoring, supporting certification of conservation outcomes and financial returns for rainforest services.

Increasing income opportunities for Indigenous and local communities
Creates opportunities for ecotourism and bioeconomic development
ROI within 3-5 years through savings in gas and oil

Testing with Waorani