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… organsations (individuals or corporate) Governance by indigenous peoples and local communities: Indigenous peoples’ conserved areas and territories; … analysis, exchange and communication of data and knowledge on the status and trends of protected areas that …

… In Brazil, such formalization depends on the status of indigenous and local communities and their location. Indigenous people do not own land, which is state property, … service is sold to more than one buyer without the buyer´s knowledge or consent ) is very low and may eliminate the need …

… and all have had a dramatic and detrimental impact on indigenous wildlife and wider ecosystems. 10 amount of data … High magnitude of impact: Irreversible impact on indigenous wildlife and the wider ecosystem if the following … I) – more information here and here A.3.5 Mapping IUCN Knowledge and Tools A number of reports, tools and guidelines …

… to all staff members world-wide, available on the IUCN Knowledge Network (intranet), and IUCN Website, and available … Prior Informed Consent is often used in the context of indigenous peoples. However, regardless of a specific … the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, adopted at the 4th World Conservation …

… providing them with the strategies, services, scientific knowledge and technical support they need to achieve their … May 200749 announced that Credit Suisse has been urged by indigenous groups from Guyana, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Papua … along with HSBC and Australian bank Macquarie. The indigenous peoples claim that Samling’s operations have …

… of the offset action is highly uncertain due to a lack of knowledge;  Where there is a substantial risk that … and Recommendation 4.136 Biodiversity, protected areas, indigenous peoples and mining activities, adopted at the 4th … by clearly documenting data sources, assumptions, and knowledge gaps (and how they might be overcome through …

… Bolivia, Ecuador and Uruguay, in particular in relation to indigenous communities; CONSIDERING that human rights cannot … in line with the One Programme approach, to: a. develop knowledge products which promote the fulfilment and the …

… lay ob- servers (e.g. the need for specialist ecological knowledge on functional properties and tempo- ral variations … this task may require broader ecological and conservation knowledge, it may be useful to en- gage an ecological expert … has a major effect on biodiversity. More native (indigenous) trees generally means a more natural and diverse …

… private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic … NGOs, scientists, businesses, local communities, indigenous peoples organisations and others can work together … 978-1- 909980-60-0. Budds, J. ‘Water Rights, Mining and Indigenous Groups in Chile’s Atacama’, in Boelens, R., …