Oro Ecológico Nexus LLC

Field Missions

Where Mandates Are Signed

On-the-ground documentation of signed territorial instruments — carbon-credit rights held under ORO and Natural Capital mandates — across indigenous territories in Brazil. Mandates signed. Rights held. Nothing issued.

Alto Rio Negro & Raposa Serra do Sol, Brazil
June 2026
2 Signed Mandates

Brazil Field Mission — June 2026

In June 2026, the Oro Ecológico Nexus team completed a field mission across two of Brazil's most significant indigenous territories. Territorial instruments covering carbon-credit rights and Natural Capital asset mandates were signed with community leaders in Alto Rio Negro (Baniwa) and Raposa Serra do Sol, Boa Vista. These agreements represent the foundation of rights-first conservation finance — negotiated on community terms, in community territory. The rights are held. No credits have been issued. Company-specific FPIC for each area follows partner selection.

Signed Mandates

Two Territories. One Standard.

Alto Rio Negro · June 2026
BrazilJune 2026

Alto Rio Negro

Baniwa People

Carbon-Credit Rights & Natural Capital Asset Mandate — Signed

Territorial instrument signed with Baniwa community leaders in Alto Rio Negro. The agreement establishes carbon-credit rights held under ORO and Natural Capital asset management protocols. A prior community process preceded the signing. Company-specific FPIC for this Indigenous area follows partner selection — it has not yet occurred. No credits have been issued.

Field Photos

Handshake at mandate signing — Alto Rio Negro, Baniwa communityCommunity leader signing the mandate — Belém, Alto Rio NegroClose-up of mandate document being signed — Alto Rio NegroCOOPAIB-CB delegation panel — Castelo Branco, Baniwa territory

Signed Document

Signed Mandate — Alto Rio Negro (Baniwa)
Mandate signing at Raposa Serra do Sol — community leaders and OEN team reviewing documents
Raposa Serra do Sol · June 2026
BrazilJune 2026

Raposa Serra do Sol

Indigenous Leaders, Boa Vista

Carbon-Credit Rights & Natural Capital Asset Mandate — Signed

Territorial instrument signed with indigenous leaders in Raposa Serra do Sol, a federally demarcated territory in Roraima state. The agreement formalises carbon-credit rights held under ORO and Natural Capital asset management across one of Brazil's most protected indigenous territories. A prior community process preceded the signing. Company-specific FPIC for this Indigenous area follows partner selection — it has not yet occurred. No credits have been issued.

Field Photos

Community leader signing the mandate at Raposa Serra do SolFull delegation gathered at the signing table, Raposa Serra do SolClose-up of signatures on the Raposa Serra do Sol mandate

Signed Document

Signed Mandate — Raposa Serra do Sol

Our Approach

How We Work in the Field

1

Prior Community Process

For Indigenous areas, a prior community process — including assembly decisions and leader meetings — precedes the signing of any territorial instrument. This record travels with the readiness file. Company-specific FPIC for each area follows partner selection and is a separate, later step.

2

Community-Led Negotiation

Terms are set by community leaders, not imposed by external parties. Oro Ecológico Nexus acts as a facilitator and long-term partner. Private land areas require no FPIC — the landowner's confirmation is the governing consent.

3

Independent Oversight

The Ethics & Transparency Committee provides independent verification of all field agreements and year-end validation.

4

Rights Held — Nothing Issued

Signed mandates establish carbon-credit rights held under ORO and Natural Capital mandates. No credits are issued by the signing. No assets are issued by the mandate. Issuance follows a separate community decision and a company-specific process.

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