A basic income pilot was launched in Asháninka communities in the Peruvian Amazon two years ago, co-created with Indigenous women's organizations to address the impacts of the climate crisis. The pilot utilized AidKit technology for simple data collection, empowering community-led monitoring and reflecting principles of trust, co-creation, respect for Indigenous autonomy, and community leadership in climate action. This approach highlights the importance of centering community leadership in climate solutions, particularly in Indigenous communities facing the effects of environmental change.