Supported initiatives

Strengthening Mapuche governance in Nahuel Huapi National Park, Argentina

Strengthening Mapuche governance in Nahuel Huapi National Park, Argentina

The Project “Strengthening Mapuche governance in Nahuel Huapi National Park, Argentina” will take place in the Zonal Council of Lafkenche, part of the Mapuche Confederation of Neuquen. Its goal is to strengthen a group of community authorities (a “team of … Read more

Strengthen the capacity of people Leco Apolo to control its territory - Bolivia.

Strengthen the capacity of people Leco Apolo to control its territory – Bolivia.

The Central of Indigenous People Leco de Apollo (CIPLA) represents 21 communities covering a population of approximately 4,000 inhabitants. Its territory largely overlaps the Madidi National Park, one of the most important protected areas in Bolivia which has a global … Read more

The Ogiek: a dialogue to secure livelihoods and rights - Kenya

The Ogiek: a dialogue to secure livelihoods and rights – Kenya

For generations, the knowledge and practices of the Ogiek of Mount Elgon, Kenya, have sustained their livelihoods and the ecosystem on which they depend.

They grazed their cattle, sheep and goats on the Chepkitale moorland of Mt Elgon and into … Read more

The B’laan of the Philippines keep seeking land and food security, social justice and peace !

The B’laan of the Philippines keep seeking land and food security, social justice and peace !

The Inter-Cultural Organizations’ Network for Solidarity and Peace (ICON-SP) Inc. is a relatively new partnership network of various Tri-peoples’ (referring to the Muslim, Christian settlers and indigenous peoples of Mindanao) and other organizations committed to work together towards peace-building, human … Read more

Building Solidarity among Aeta Communities in Capas, Tarlac (The Philippines)

Building Solidarity among Aeta Communities in Capas, Tarlac (The Philippines)

The Aeta of Capas, Tarlac Province are among 12 to 15 million indigenous peoples in the Philippines. Referred to in the literature as “Negritos” and locally as kulot (curly-haired), they are known as the “people of the mountains.”

As hunter-gatherers … Read more

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