Native communities to be registered. Communities that are not registered in the Ministry of Agriculture's National Native Communities Registry. The registration process does not creates a community, but it regularizes its pre-existing condition. Registration is an administrative process to formalize an existing social reality (Source: SICNA).

Registered native communities (not titled). Communities registered in both, the Ministry of Agriculture's National Native Communities Registry, and in Public Registries. However, their territories have not been titled by the government (Source: SICNA).

Demarcated and titled native communities. Communities that have been registered, and the government has formalized the customary rights of the community. The process involves the demarcation, titling, and issuing a title to guarantee rights (Sources: SICNA y GEF-PNUD).

Territorial reserves. Reserves established by the government to protect indigenous peoples living in voluntary isolation, and/or indigenous peoples that have been initially contacted and live there. These reserves have been established to protect the environmental conditions of the area, to ensure the survival and integrity of the livelihoods of these peoples (Sources: Asociación Interétnica de Desarrollo de la Selva Peruana - AIDESEP, y el Centro para el Desarrollo del Indígena Amazónico - CEDIA). Territorial Reserves have been georeferenced by IBC based on the official maps of the reserves.

Proposed territorial reserves. Areas that have been identified and proposed for the creation of territorial reserves ( Sources: AIDESEP y Federación Nativa de Comunidades Cacataibo - FENACOCA / IBC).

Cities (Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática - INEI)

International boundaries (Source: INEI)

Departments (Source: INEI)

Roads (Source: Ministerio de Transportes y Comunicaciones - MTC)

Water bodies (Source: National charts, Instituto Geográfico Nacional -IGN; Ministerio de Educación -MINEDU)