Visit from BeZero and Stakeholder Engagement on Our Carbon Credit Project

We recently welcomed BeZero to our ranch as part of the ongoing development of our carbon credit project, a key initiative within our broader sustainability strategy.

As part of this visit, we organized a comprehensive stakeholder engagement session to ensure that everyone involved in the ranch fully understands the project and its implications. The presentation was led by our carbon credit project manager, who explained the objectives, structure, and long-term vision of the initiative.

A central priority for us was to make this information accessible to all. The sessions were therefore conducted in Spanish, Guaraní, and Ayoreo, ensuring that every stakeholder could engage in a language they are comfortable with. With the support of the FOLUR project, a professional Ayoreo translator was brought in, and all survey materials were also translated into Ayoreo to guarantee full participation.

The response was very positive. All participants were actively involved, and the communication flowed naturally across languages and groups. Most importantly, we made it clear that every person working on the ranch plays a key role in the success of the project — this is a collective effort, and its impact depends on everyone.

This exchange was not only about sharing information, but about building alignment and reinforcing the importance of inclusion as we move forward with the project.