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Indigenous Peoples thoughts and strategies in facing the tipping point in the Amazon

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Learn about the situation/ strategies of indigenous peoples and support organizations in response to the tipping point in the Amazon. Key aspects that will be brought up in this session are challenges for indigenous territories in the Amazon and nature-based strategies to maintain climate stability and promoting indigenous people's wellbeing.
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As the Amazon nears an irreversible tipping point – a catastrophe for human and planetary wellbeing - indigenous peoples are a key part of the response to this global challenge. More than 200 million hectares of forests and ecosystems that have legal recognition by the government are protected by three million people belonging to more than 500 indigenous communities of the Amazon. These ancestral custodians are key players in strategizing to fight the climate crisis, pollution, the destruction of the biome, and the loss of our planet’s biodiversity. Still, on a global level, indigenous knowledge, practices, and ideas of development are threatened by increased deforestation, fires, massive infrastructure projects, drug trafficking, illegal mining, expansion of livestock, the COVID 19 health emergency, and the ongoing violent predation of nature.In this context, indigenous territories are strongholds to maintain the health of the Amazon and require incentives to restore degraded areas

Agenda de la session

Modérateur

Ms Kristen WALKER-PAINEMILLA

Chair, CEESP and Senior Vice President, Center for Communities & Conservation,
IUCN & Conservation International
United States of America

Session Introduction
14:00 - 14:10

Intervenant

Mr Candido PASTOR

Director Senior Our Future Forests Project,
Conservation intenational
Bolivia

Amazon Tipping Point
14:10 - 14:20

Mr Tuntiak KATAN

ViceCoordinador,
Coordinadora de Organizaciones Indígenas de la Cuenca Amazónica
Ecuador

Conservation Agreements
14:20 - 14:30

Ms Fany KUIRU

Abogada y Coordinadora de Mujer Niñez y Familia de la OPIAC y concejera de la COICA,
OPIAC y COICA
Colombia

Indigenous Women Facing Tipping point
14:30 - 14:40

Alexandra MOREIRA

Secretary General of Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization,
Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization
Brazil

Regional Perspectives
14:40 - 14:50

Mr Pierre Henri GUIGNARD

Special Envoy for the Alliance for the Conservation of Rainforests (France),
French Foreign Ministry
France

Alliance For the Conservation of Rainforests
14:50 - 15:00

Facilitateur

Mr Luis BARQUIN VALLE

Vice President, Communities and Innovation,
Conservation International
United States of America

Facilitator 1
14:00 - 15:30

Ms Luz Adriana ZUÑIGA DIAZ

Senior Communications Manager,
conservation international
Colombia

Facilitator 2
14:00 - 15:30

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