Waman Wasi

Waman Wasi is a non-profit organization based in the San Martín region of Peru. The name "Waman Wasi" is Quechua, roughly meaning "house of the hawk" or "eagle house" (waman = hawk/eagle, wasi = house), a naming pattern common among Peruvian organizations that work with Andean and Amazonian communities. According to available public records, the entity is registered as a non-profit in San Martín, a region in Peru's upper Amazon that includes the provincial capital Moyobamba and the larger city Tarapoto. The organization's official web domain, wamanwasi.com, is currently not serving its own content: the homepage resolves to a hosting-provider suspension notice ("Account Suspended"). This indicates that the website is offline or that hosting has lapsed, and it means no current first-party information about programs, leadership, or services could be verified from the official site at the time of writing. The only substantive public description available is the Wikidata entry, which classifies Waman Wasi simply as a non-profit in San Martín, Peru. Because the public footprint is thin, this dossier should be treated as a stub. It records the entity's identity, legal character (non-profit), and geographic base (San Martín, Peru), but does not assert founding dates, founders, executives, program areas, or financial details, none of which are supported by the supplied evidence. Further verification would require Peruvian non-profit registries (for example SUNARP or APCI records), regional NGO directories, or archived versions of the organization's website.

Waman Wasi is documented in public sources as a non-profit organization located in the San Martín region of Peru. The available evidence does not provide a founding date, founder names, or a chronological account of the organization's development. Its name is Quechua-derived, consistent with organizations in Peru that identify with Andean or Amazonian cultural heritage; San Martín lies in the Peruvian Amazon and has a substantial Indigenous and mestizo rural population. The organization's web presence at wamanwasi.com is currently inactive: the domain resolves to a hosting suspension page rather than a functioning site. As a result, no program history, service record, or institutional timeline can be reconstructed from first-party sources at this time. The Wikidata item Q108665341 is the principal structured reference, and it describes the entity only as a non-profit in San Martín, Peru. Given this limited evidence, the history section remains a stub. Any future expansion should rely on Peruvian registry filings, regional NGO networks, archived website snapshots, or press coverage from San Martín media.

1. 1Account Suspendedwamanwasi.com
2. 2Waman Wasiwikidata.org