The co-management model in the Yanesha Communal Reserve (RCY) is recognized by the Peruvian State through an indefinite Administration Contract, with non-delegable roles and functions, between SERNANP and AMARCY for its administration. It establishes obligations for its conservation, management and sustainable use of the resources within it and in communal territories. AMARCY as part of the search for funding to support its management as indigenous administrator of the RCY, with the support of BOS+ and DRIS, has been promoting since 2015 the value chain of native, criollo and common cocoa with the 10 communities and 6 colonist annexes partners of the RCY. With a technical proposal that in the RCY opts for a sustainable use of Eshpe native cocoa for special markets, while in the communal territories it is committed to a sustainable management of native, criollo and common cocoa in secondary forests. The criollo cocoa of the Yanesha and the common cocoa (CCN-51) are in the process of obtaining organic certification with support from CI.