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Workshop on “Follow up on Review Process of Chin Customary Law (Chin Acts)

05 Grant Cycle, 2017, Asia, Territorial management and natural resources / Por

Chin Human Rights Organization Background and objective In line with the recognition and promotion of Chin traditional customs and culture, the Chin Act was enacted based on the Chin Hills Regulation (1896) along with the independence of Burma in 1948. This Act covers inheritance rule and environmental conservation related guidelines such as rivers, streams, wildlife …

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Governance model in the administration of traditional justice on nicaragua’s caribbean coast

05 Grant Cycle, 2017, Latino America, Participation and leadership of indigenous women and youth in local organizations / Por

Wangki Tangni Indigenous Women’s Movement Background and objective In the North Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua there is model of governance in which the wihtas or communal judges are the administrators of justice in neighborhoods and communities through the use traditional laws. They promote the restoration of order through mechanisms that are strictly communitarian, traditional and …

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Strategic dialogue on governance and indigenous people

05 Grant Cycle, Latino America, Traditional indigenous institutions and self governance / Por

Background and objective Governmental decision makers need to have adequate information on practices, ancestral values and traditional knowledge to be used as efficient governance tools that can be added to their own management techniques and thus strengthen the intercultural governance framework. In this process, it is essential to identify the ancestral values in the indigenous …

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Yilmixwm knowledge of Tmixw: chiefs knowledge of Lands life force

05 Grant Cycle, 2017, Northamerica, Territorial management and natural resources / Por

En’owkin Centre, (Okanagan Indian Educational Resources Society). Background and objective Nsyilxcn adult language revitalization is a vital aspect of the work of the Okanagan Syilx people through research associated with the En’owkin Centre (an Adult Higher Learning Centre) and their Post Secondary partner, the University of British Columbia Okanagan, (UBCO) in collaboration with UBCO’s Institute …

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Ngāti Porou Taiao Hub

05 Grant Cycle, 2017, Pacific, Territorial management and natural resources / Por

He Oranga Mo Nga Uri Tuku Iho Trust Background and objective  In 2015 our tribal authority, Te Runanganui o Ngati Porou became joint consent authorities over our land and waterways with local government – Gisborne District Council. The Joint Management Agreement (JMA) was a historic achievement and required the people of Ngati Porou to work …

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Strengthening the Customary Institution of iban Sebaruk indigenous peoples for realizing an effective and credible customary law system in sanggau district, West Kalimantan Province, Indonesia

05 Grant Cycle, 2017, Asia, Territorial management and natural resources, Traditional indigenous institutions and self governance / Por

Institut Dayakologi Background and objective Institut Dayakologi seek to strengthen customary institutions and law in the Iban Sebaruk Customary Administration, located in Sanggau District on the border between Indonesia and Malaysia. The main problem is that the credibility of the Iban Sebaruk Customary Administration Institution as the authority in charge of upholding customary law and …

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The Menominee path to climate resiliency is found within the Menominee language

04 Grant Cycle, 2016, Language revitalization, Northamerica / Por

Collage of Menominee Nation The College of Menominee Nation’s Sustainable Development Institute and the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin’s Language Immersion Program will obtain guidance on how to revitalize the Menominee language in support of a larger Tribal effort to establish a charter immersion school to be run by Omaeqnomenewak (“People of the Wild Rice”) …

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Climate change research on the Basis of indigenous historical and cultural monuments in Greater Altai

04 Grant Cycle, 2016, Russia, Territorial management and natural resources / Por

Scientific Research Laboratory for Ethnoculturological and Ecological Research at Altai State Technical University The Altai Mountains transboundary region (Greater Altai) is a mountainous region located in the very center of Eurasia and connects four countries: Russia, Mongolia, China, and Kazakhstan. The Altai Mountains have significant glaciation (approximately 1,330 glaciers) containing up to 50 billion cubic …

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Strengthening indigenous people’s traditional knowledge and adaptation to climate change

04 Grant Cycle, 2016, Asia, Strengthening resilience to climate change / Por

Organization for the Promotion of Kui Culture (OPKC) The initiative is aim to revive the traditional knowledge of indigenous community to increase their resilience to the impacts of climate change, particularly relating to their food security and sustainable resource management systems. The key activities are: 1.raising awareness on climate change, 2. Establishing a rice-saving granary …

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Strengthening the llaguepulli family economy and nutrition based on the mapuche knowledge

04 Grant Cycle, 2016, Economic recovery, Latino America / Por

Llaguipulli Indigenous Community This project arises from the needs and aspirations of our families, and is based on our capabilities, experiences, processes of participation, self-organization and ongoing collaboration, which has enabled us to generate a comprehensive assessment of opportunities and challenges of our family agriculture in a context of limited access to natural resources, climate …

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