 The Brazilian environmental agency IBAMA first decided to suspend and ultimately cancel the environmental licensing process for the Tapajós mega dam in 2016, following a report published by the Brazilian bureau for Indigenous Affairs FUNAI.The report points out the infeasibility of the project from an indigenous perspective, since it would affect the land of the local Munduruku people.In its report, FUNAI recommends the demarcation of 1,780 square kilometers (687 square miles) of Munduruku land, the Sawré Muybu Indigenous Territory, in the vicinity of the proposed mega dam.