In 2009, AIDER won the bidding for a contract with SERNANP for partial administration of the Tambopata National Reserve and Bahuaja Sonene National Park in Madre de Dios. To this end, the experience of government, private enterprise and NGO associativity, developed in Ucayali for the recovery of degraded areas, was taken up. For Madre de Dios, it was adapted to ecosystem services to finance NPA management.

Management includes:

• Biological monitoring and evaluation in NPAs.
• Promotion of NPAs for ecological and environmental research.
• A REDD+ project, a mechanism to finance the partial administration of NPAs.

In 2014, the ALTHELIA CLIMATE FUND investment fund was incorporated, lending US$5.5 million for the REDD+ strategy. The repayment, concluded this year, was made with forest carbon credits from the NPAs. This loan allows for biological monitoring, control and surveillance in the NPAs and agroforestry with migrant producers in the buffer zone.