This plan will keep the public and the communities informed about all the stages of the enterprise.

• Divulge basic information on the project, its impacts and the control measures during all stages of the enterprise; Divulge the results of the socio-economic monitoring processes;
• Publicize information on job creation and the necessary qualifications for filling these positions;
• Establish formal complaint mechanisms for the communities located in the area surrounding the enterprise;
• Divulge information aimed at valuing and sharing the historical and landscape heritage and patrimony in the locations near the enterprise and its importance to the local community; Support the other programs.

The goal of this program is to encourage actions designed to upgrade housing in the municipality in order to deal with the demand that will result from the increase in population and economic activity.

• Support the process of upgrading the legal instruments that govern the land use and occupation policy in the municipality;
• Support structural interventions aimed at establishing lots and housing units;
• Assist the municipal government in their institutional contacts with the state and federal governments when requesting the implementation of policies for housing in the municipality, infrastructure, sanitation and transport links in areas of urban expansion;
• Support the municipal government in the training of public agents for the licensing, control and inspection of construction and housing processes; Promote, encourage and attract private investment in the urban area of the municipality.

This program will stimulate and support public initiatives aimed at promoting, optimizing and expanding sanitation, security, healthcare and education services in the municipality of Autazes.

• Support the conduction of studies and projects, as well as the installation of environmentally appropriate sanitation infrastructure;
• Support the acquisition of equipment and facilities to improve policing throughout the municipality of Autazes;
• Support teacher training initiatives, expansion of school facilities, introduction of technical and professionalization courses and qualification and development programs within the educational services offered in the municipalities;
• Support initiatives aimed at the expansion of facilities, purchase of equipment and meeting sector demands that will effectively contribute to improvements in healthcare services.

This program is aimed at the development of the existing economic activities in the municipality, thus ensuring autonomy in relation to the enterprise and promoting an increase in the competitiveness of the market and the resulting social benefits.

• Identify, inventory and select, with the participation of local society, the economic activities that should be supported and encouraged;
• Study, plan, propose and implement solutions for the various problems involved in these activities in the production, circulation and sale stages;
• Assist with the design of productive local arrangements aimed at the particularities of the natural resources and the cultural and regional traits within the context of the Amazon region.

The goal of this program is to attract, stimulate and develop local companies, thus providing local and regional suppliers an equal opportunity to meet the demands of the project.

• Register and qualify the local supplier base with the goal of meeting the demands of the project;
• Prioritize the purchase of goods and services in the area of direct influence, thus helping to attract suppliers and favour those already established in the area;
• Undertake actions aimed at promoting the development of the businessmen enrolled in the program;
• Evaluate the results, after the intervention, together with the local suppliers.

This program is designed to raise awareness among the public of environmental issues, thereby motivating the public to conserve and improve the environment and integrating environmental management into the concept of corporate sustainability.

• Develop educational actions that involve themes such as the sustainable use of natural resources, waste management, the prevention of forest fires, water pollution and other themes that are or could be directly linked to the day-to-day lives of communities, institutions and workers;
• Take advantage of the experiences accumulated by local institutions in the handling of issues related to the themes dealt with through the program;
• Develop a process for adoption of values, formation of concepts and acquisition of competences to motivate behaviour that defends, conserves and improves the environment, with the environmental legislation in force serving as a reference;
• Develop an educational process, in strict harmony with the knowledge, references, practices, challenges and problems experienced by the communities involved during the course of their daily lives.

It will establish mechanisms for the qualification of local labor, for potential use in the activities of the enterprise.

• Publicize, through the Communication Plan, the qualifications, profile, and quantity of labor to be hired during the implementation and operation phases of the enterprise;
• Identify and propose solutions and/or partnerships for obstacles to professional training, such as transportation, funding, availability of courses, etc.;
• Establish partnerships with technical schools and other local and regional institutions to offer professional training courses.

The goal of the program is to ensure safe traffic conditions on the access roads to the enterprise.

• Assess the current trafficability conditions of the access road to the enterprise;
• Install warning and safety signage based on the results of the assessment;
• Conduct traffic education workshops for the surrounding communities;
• Inform and warn road users about the increase in heavy vehicle traffic and about the safety measures that should be taken to prevent accidents;
• Systematically record accidents caused by the increased flow of vehicles.

The program should monitor the socioeconomic aspects of the project area to understand the changes, the causes, and encourage positive factors or mitigate negative ones.

• Define, based on the impact assessment presented in the Environmental Impact Report (RIMA), the indicators to be monitored in the direct influence area of the enterprise;
• Conduct periodic monitoring of the selected indicators, identifying possible variations associated with the enterprise, using the initial socioeconomic and environmental diagnosis of the RIMA as a reference;
• Based on the results of the monitoring, define actions and procedures that enhance positive effects and minimize negative effects.

The program aims to guide workers, contractors, and the population of Autazes to adopt safe sexual practices.

• Educate the target audience about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including modes of transmission and resulting problems, and encourage the adoption of preventive practices and behaviors;
• Address the issue of pregnancy, with special emphasis on teenage and unwanted pregnancies, highlighting their consequences and contraceptive methods;
• Support public health services in the policy of controlling sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancies;
• Guide workers and contractors to respect local communities.

The program will monitor and control the spread of endemic diseases in the municipalities within the direct area of influence.

• Define, based on the monitoring results, actions and procedures that allow for effective control of the targeted diseases.

The program establishes transparent and fair mechanisms for land acquisition, ensuring that the relocation of families to other localities does not adversely affect their livelihoods.

• Avoid and minimize adverse socioeconomic impacts resulting from land acquisition or restrictions on its use;
• Transparent and fair mechanisms for purchasing properties;
• Monitor and guide residents and workers of the properties that are acquired.

The goal of this program is to act in synergy with public agencies, promoting actions that address indigenous rights in their various aspects.

• Ensure socio-environmental quality through actions in partnership with the public power that support the territorial protection of Indigenous Lands identified near the Project, as well as other localities occupied by indigenous peoples in the project’s area of influence, with emphasis on the rural nuclei of Urucurituba and Soares;
• Respect the legitimate rights of indigenous populations over traditionally occupied lands;
• Improve the living conditions of the Mura indigenous people in aspects of food security, health, education, and productive activities, according to their aspirations and the limits of competence of this Program;
• Ensure that the benefits derived from other environmental programs of this study and other socio-environmental actions generated by the enterprise are enjoyed by the indigenous communities;
• Contribute to the institutional strengthening of indigenous associations and their community members, enabling economic development alternatives that are compatible with their sociocultural vocation and sustainable use of natural resources;
• Support projects and activities that respect the culture of indigenous peoples, contributing to the improvement of the sustainability conditions of their populations;
• Support the structuring of FUNAI support and surveillance posts for assistance to the indigenous population and protection of their territories;
• Finance environmental and anthropological studies that underpin processes of ethnodevelopment in Indigenous Lands;
• Seek partnerships to finance actions and goals of the Ethno-environmental Protection Program.

The program will identify and characterize the archaeological heritage of the project region.

• Conduct intensive surveys in archaeologically potential environmental compartments within the direct and indirect areas of influence, including surrounding areas likely to expand after the completion of the project;
• Record, update, and precisely delineate sites in the area to be affected;
• Quantify and qualify archaeological sites to provide an overall panorama, aiming for an archaeological rescue program if necessary, and register these sites in the National Registry of Archaeological Sites (CNSA);
• Identify the existing cultural diversity in the area to be affected, in order to establish appropriate methodologies for treating each site according to its uniqueness;
• Check the degree of conservation of archaeological sites with the goal of identifying cumulative impacts, future impacts, and possibilities and strategies for conservation, preservation, and/or enhancement;
• The Prospection Program should result in a report that provides elements for the development of a possible archaeological rescue program, which should be based on criteria of scientific significance in the selection of potential threatened sites;
• Implement a Heritage Education Program.

Educational processes focused on the cultural heritage of the project area will aid in the recognition, appreciation, and preservation of this heritage.

• Communicate to the local population the results of completed and ongoing archaeological and material heritage research, making the information produced by scientific research accessible and available near their places of residence;
• Activities to enhance, revitalize, and preserve the archaeological and material heritage, preferably based on the cultural heritage currently recognized by these communities;
• Make the research on cultural heritage publicly known, detailing its actions in each of the affected localities.