Revitalizing Yiaku traditional ecological knowledge, language, culture and connection to nature through the identification, description and naming of indigenous plants and strengthened livelihoods
YIAKU LAIKIPIAK TRUST
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Continuous Support to the Baka Traditional knowledge, Traditional Medicine, Healing and Health Care Systems
LELEWAL with the Indigenous Baka Pygmies of Djoum South Region of Cameroon
Strengthening Network of Indigenous Peoples with Disabilities through Climate Change Initiatives
National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN)
“Empoderamiento de Mujeres Quechuas a través del arte y la cultura” – Atisunmi (Sí podemos)
Centro de desarrollo Intercultural “Rimayninchikpa Chanin”
Strengthen Territorial Governance and Revalue Ancestral Knowledge with Equality and Equity in Ch’orti’ Indigenous Communities
Grant name: Strengthen Territorial Governance and Revalue Ancestral Knowledge with Equality and Equity in Ch’orti’ Indigenous Communities Local partner: COMUNDICH- Coordinator of Associations and Communities for the Development of the Maya Ch´orti´ Peoples Country: Guatemala (Municipalities of: Camotán, Jocotán, La Unión, Departament of Chiquimula y Zacapa) Background and objective Efforts to legitimize the rights of …
Strengthening our ancestral practices, through the management of our community assets
Grant name: Strengthening our ancestral practices, through the management of our community assets Local partner: Llaguepulli Indigenous Community Country: Chile Background and objective At Lake Budi, Lafkenche, Chile, there is a need to expand small family agriculture as part of a new paradigm of work aimed at the creation of a working nucleus, which can …
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Aichus Ethno Workshop
Grant name: Aichus Ethno Workshop Local partner: Altai Indigenous Peoples Youth Initiative Group Country: Russia (Altai Republic) Background and objective Knowledge of indigenous culture stems not from the indigenous residents themselves but largely from tour guides and tourism companies from other regions, people that do not actually represent indigenous culture. As a result, information about …