El Diviso —
The Power of Belief

 

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Status: Active

Location: Colombian Amazon, near the Ecuadorian border

Campaign #1 of 5 | TerraKeepers Sovereignty Projects

Overview

El Diviso is a Cofán Indigenous village in the Colombian Amazon, near the Ecuadorian border. For decades, this region has been heavily impacted by armed conflict, including the Drug Wars, paramilitary presence, and guerrilla activity. The community was forcibly displaced from their ancestral lands.

Now, they’ve returned—and are rebuilding from the ground up.

The community has been holding onto a vision: to create a future where their children can thrive, where their autonomy is restored, and where their sacred medicine altar remains alive for generations to come.

This is where TerraKeepers began. We walk alongside them, step-by-step, to turn that vision into reality— with trust, transparency, and shared responsibility.

Why El Diviso

El Diviso is the first of five villages in our foundational sovereignty blueprint. We chose this village not only for the urgency of its needs, but because of the clarity of vision and deep leadership shown by its people.

Our goal is to implement a full sovereignty model—clean water, sustainable construction, regenerative food systems, and decentralized tools—and then document and refine it into a replicable framework for other communities.

What we’re Building

Initiative

Description

Cost

Clean Water System

Deep water well, water distribution, and ceramic filters for all 13 families and the village school

$35,00

Bamboo Infrastructure

Bamboo harvesting, treatment, and curing facility (already built)

$18,000

Community House

Architect-led build using local bamboo and earth techniques

$30,000

Food System Pilot

Tools, training, and seeds for local regenerative farming

$40,000

Education & Training

Workshops in permaculture, building, and financial literacy

$10,000

Total Campaign Budget: 

Phase 1 funded. Now raising for Phase 2

$133,000

Current Status

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Ceramic water filters delivered and in use in all homes & the school

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Bamboo curing facility has been completed

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Bamboo workshop 50% completed

Architect visit scheduled to begin first communal construction

Deep water well preparations underway

Food system pilot to launch in Phase 2

Track the Work

We believe in full transparency. Supporters can follow campaign progress through:

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Field updates and on-site photos

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Short video clips and messages from community leaders

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A live dashboard tracking milestones and budget allocation

Why This Matters

This is more than infrastructure. It’s about restoring trust, rebuilding autonomy, and reigniting the power of belief in a place where it was once lost.

El Diviso is the beginning.

When belief returns, initiative follows. When resources meet readiness, transformation begins.

This is the first living proof of what TerraKeepers stands for.

How You Can Support

Help us complete the El Diviso campaign and take the next step toward our vision of five fully sovereign villages by 2026.

You can:

  • Donate directly to this campaign
  • Join the Founding Circle to support the broader mission
  • Share this storyS & inspire others to give back