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- The worlds 1.3 billion forest dependent people (including 500 million indigenous people) and an estimated 500 million family farms 1, representing over 90 per cent of all farms globally, are frontliners in confronting difficult climatic conditions - droughts, flooding, and extreme temperatures. Organised into forest and farm producer organisations...
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There is evidence that forests managed by Indigenous Peoples and local communities (IPLC) are extensive, highly biodiverse, exhibit low deforestation and support food security. IPLC and forest and farm smallholders are the key to building climate resilient landscapes but they receive less than two percent of climate finance and are...
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Over the years, Kallari has turned the Chakra traditional system into a market advantage. Its members researched and promoted the advantages of the cocoa, guayusa and vanilla cultivated and grown under this traditional system, such as the unique characteristics of taste and smell, due to the special cultivation conditions. Because...
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Indigenous Peoples in Latin America call for creative climate finance to support their climate actions at an exchange of knowledge on community mechanisms for territorial financing organized from 7 to 9 October in Mexico by AMPB, RedMocaf, FFF and IUCN.
New Community Territorial Finance Alliance
10/10/2022
10/10/2022
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Representatives of agricultural, indigenous and local community organizations from 16 countries created the Community Territorial Finance Alliance with the aim of transforming financing mechanisms for territories from the grassroots.