Indigenous organizations are the groups responsible for carrying out the actions proposed by the project, and they oversee the constant monitoring of the level of fulfillment, the progress and the problems that arise as well as propose medium and long-term management plans. They participate in and learn about the progress of the project through their representatives in the Project Management Committee and in the promoter-training process when these promoters report and make plans with their organization in each assembly. The goal is to create a team of agroecological promoters to manage natural resources and the plateau.

The appropriate management of the plateau would allow for a gradual recuperation of its equilibrium and would guarantee both better cattle production and flow of water from its reserves. Both are directly related to improved agricultural production since they supply fertility and moisture. If resources on plots are recuperated and new productive strategies are developed at the same time, the key elements for improving family incomes and economy in the region will also be stimulated.