Palmeras II is located on the Yanamono River, a tributary of the Amazon. There are 35 families and a total population of 204. There is a primary school with 58 students, a high school with 59 students, and a kindergarten with 22 children. There are nine teachers. They have participated in the AAS program since 1994. This community has been improved with a piscigranje (fish farm) and a water treatment plant.

Primero de Enero is located on the Napo River. There are 24 families, with a total population count of 171. There is a primary school with 31 students and one teacher and a kindergarten with 13 children and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 1994.

Pucallpa is located on the Amazon River. There are 59 families, with a total population of 255. There is a primary school with 48 students and two teachers and a kindergarten with 25 children and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 1998.

Puerto Rico is located on the Amazon River. There are 32 families, with a total population of 160. There is a primary school with 50 students and one teacher. They also have a kindergarten with 10 children and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2007.

Puinahua is located on the Napo River. There are 37 families, with a total population count of 155. There is a primary school with 28 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 1995. Improvements to this community include reforestation, fresh paint, fencing, a community maloka (gazebo), and a community water treatment plant.

Ramon Castilla is located on an island in the Amazon River. There are 48 families, with a total population of 205. There is a primary school with 40 students and two teachers. They also have a kindergarten with 17 children and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2002. Improvements to this community include a playground, reforestation, fresh paint, a community maloka (gazebo), and a community water treatment plant.

San Alejandro is on the Napo River. There are 27 families, with a total population of 139. They have a primary school with 36 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 1999. Improvements to this community include a maloka (gazebo).

San Antonio de Marupa is located on an island in the Amazon River. There are 22 families, with a total population of 130. They have a primary school with 33 students and two teachers. They also have a kindergarten with 18 students and one teacher. They have been in the AAS program since 2002. Improvements include reforestation, fresh paint, latrines, a maloka (gazebo), soccer bleachers, and a community water treatment plant.

San Antonio de Miraño is located on the Napo River. There are 41 families, with a total population of 280. They have a primary school with 50 students and two teacher. They also have a kindergarten with 12 children and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2004. Improvements to this community include reforestation.

San Juan de Floresta is located on the Napo River. There are 25 families, with a total population count of 114. They have a primary school with 34 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 1994.

San Luis is located on the Amazon River. There are 52 families, with a total population of 226. They have a primary school with 43 students and two teachers. They also have a kindergarten with 22 children and one teacher. They have participated in the program since 1999. Improvements to this community include latrines, a piscigranje (fish farm), a playground, fresh paint, and a community water treatment plant.