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Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

 
 

Indigenous peoples and local communities leading and scaling up conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity

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Transformative Pathways Annual Meeting in Ayacucho, Peru

Between 11 and 15 February 2026, members from 12 of the 13 partner organisations of the Transformative Pathways project met in Ayacucho, Peru to share experiences, build solidarity and to work together to strengthen Indigenous Peoples’ work to conserve and sustainably use biodiversity. Hosted by the CHIRAPAQ - Centre for Indigenous Cultures in Peru, the meeting began…
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Video: Africa Regional Extension Workshop

In June 2025, Transformative Pathways held an Africa Regional Extension Workshop in Kenya, co-hosted by the Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project (CIPDP) and Indigenous Information Network (IIN). The workshop’s objective was to explore opportunities to build on and extend the activities being piloted in Transformative Pathways at a regional level and with additional national partners in the region. It also aimed…
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Indigenous Peoples’ Experience with the Revision of Nepal’s NBSAP

The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF), adopted in 2022, marks a historic milestone in international environmental policy through its explicit and unequivocal recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ rights and contributions to conservation.As a next step, Parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity were required to…

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