"Aldeias" refers to native villages where Indigenous groups reside. These Aldeias are crucial for protecting the Amazon rainforest, as Indigenous peoples have a deep connection to the land and have served as vital guardians of the region's biodiversity for centuries.

They play an essential role in defending the Amazon rainforest from environmental destruction. Their sustainable living practices and territorial defense efforts make them integral to safeguarding one of the world’s most important ecosystems.

Despite prioritizing a sustainable lifestyle closely connected to nature, Aldeias still require financial resources. Traditionally, their way of life is based on subsistence; however, the pressures of the modern world, interactions with broader economies, and threats to their land and resources necessitate access to funds.

Here are several reasons why Aldeias need financial support:

- Defense of territorial rights
- Access to healthcare
- Education and preservation of knowledge
- Infrastructure development
- Sustainable economic development
- Cultural preservation
- Environmental conservation projects
- Emergency relief
- Cultural exchange and integration