Phase Zero - To realize this project, the following steps have already been completed or are underway: 1. Search for Suitable Land Location Found: 12 hectares of pristine jungle land along one of the most beautiful parts of the Carretera Iquitos - Loreto, Peru. 2. Legal & Ownership Research A specialized research agent has investigated the legality of the land. This was done in collaboration with a lawyer who has verified all legal aspects. 3. Land Purchase Process The purchase contract with the current owner has been initiated. A down payment was made on February 15th and the legal transfer is in progress. 4. Establishment of the Legal Entity (SAC) A SAC (Société Anonyme Cerrada) is being set up, similar to a private limited company (BV/LLC), to legally manage the land and operations in Peru. 5. Notarial and Legal Processing A notary has been engaged to officially complete the transfer and registration of the land. 6. Financing & Payments Onca Takara UK is handling the payments for: The establishment of the SAC, The purchase of the land, All legal and notarial costs 7. Team Building Personnel and staff have been formed to support and expand the project. 8. Materials and Budgeting An inventory of required materials has been conducted. A detailed cost calculation has been prepared. 9. Financial Management and Accountability An accountant has been engaged to manage all financial transactions and investments, including tax optimization and reporting. This forms the basic structure (Phase Zero) on which the project will be further developed.

Establishing basic infrastructure to start operations. 2-Year Plan – Expanding the facilities to accommodate further growth. 3-Year Plan – Fulfilling the vision of a fully developed center. Phase 1: Basic & Operational Startup (arrow down to open the files) Strategic Development Plan We have created a step-by-step development plan that ensures financial sustainability while gradually expanding operations. Phase 1: Foundation & Operations Setup (First 6-12 Months) – $65,000 Final Land Payment ($6,000 remaining; total $15,000, $9,000 already paid) Essential Infrastructure: Construction of 5 tambos (lodges), a communal kitchen, sanitation facilities. Renewable Energy Setup: Solar power and water purification systems. Hiring & Training: Employing and upskilling local staff. Marketing & Initial Retreats: Launching operations to generate revenue. Day 1 Plan (Initial Setup) This plan includes the minimum infrastructure required to begin receiving guests and hosting retreats. Infrastructure 5 medium-sized huts accommodation for 5 isolated dieta guests. Functional kitchen with wooden countertops, a medium-sized oven, and a blender. No refrigeration is available. The capacity to serve 15 guests per meal. Water system: includes a well, pump, generator, and a 20-year water tower for future expansion. Permaculture gardens: Initial jungle crops and fruit trees for sustainability. Community Outreach: Laying the foundation for future partnerships with the local community. Results Support for 2 retreats per month. Quick return on initial investments. Basic functionality and an authentic jungle experience at a competitive price. First 6-12 Months - $65,000 Focus on essential infrastructure: Land acquisition ($15,000) Of which $9,000 has already been realized and paid. Remaining amount $6,000 Secure transportation networks ($10,000) Sustainable energy solutions ($10,000) Water well System ($10,000) Construction of basic structures ($25,000) necessary for initial operations Extra unforeseen costs ($4,000)

Phase 2: Expansion & Growth (Year 2) – $90,000 Additional Lodges: Construction of 5 extra tambos (total capacity: 10+ guests). Enhancing the Maloka: Expanding ceremonial spaces for larger groups. Online & Global Expansion: Increased marketing efforts and digital courses. Facilitator Certification Programs: Developing structured education programs. 2-Year Plan (Expansion & Growth) This plan expands the infrastructure and provides a stable foundation for future development. Infrastructure 5 additional small huts for individual isolation during Master Plant diets. 5 additional medium-sized huts for shared accommodation of students and Kambo practitioners. Industrial kitchen with professional equipment, serving up to 20 guests per meal. Dieta infrastructure: 5 dieta spaces, landscaped pathways, and adapted housing. Participants will still share the ceremony space with other guests. Expanded permaculture gardens: More jungle crops and a sustainable farming base. Community Outreach: Achieving the first goals, such as electricity and workshops for the community. Results Support for 2-4 retreats per month. Growth into a stable and well-functioning retreat center with small-scale, high-quality training. Year 2 - $90,000 Broadening our offerings: Expanding lodging capacity ($30,000) Enlarging the maloka for enhanced experiences ($30,000) Online course development ($20,000) Offering certifications ($10,000) in plant medicine practices.