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International conference on agrobiodiversity: sharing best practice in nature-based solutions from forest and farm producer organisation
… is essential for future food security in a world where climate change increasingly threatens single crop systems. Smallholder forest and farm producers’ organisations (FFPOs) and Indigenous Peoples and local communites groups are the custodians of …
Publication, 27 June 2024
Aerial view of Marovo Lagoon, Solomon Islands
Demanding attention for the loss and damage from climate change
Article, 01 March 2021
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Potato Park Declaration
… In April 2017, over 100 indigenous people representing 39 mountain communities from Bhutan, … in improving the wellbeing of mountain communities in the face of climate change. This declaration of the International Network of Mountain … International Network of Mountain Indigenous People (INMIP) … Climate change …
Publication, 01 June 2017
Mangrove forest growing alongside a river with a boat from local community members on it.
IIED at the IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025
… that is equitable, inclusive and community led. We showed how Indigenous Peoples, local communities and women are central to protecting nature, … Climate change …
Event, 09 October 2025
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Forest and Farm Facility Annual Report 2024
… organisations (FFPOs). It works with these producer groups among Indigenous Peoples, local communities and smallholder farmers. 2024 was … FFPOs can be game-changing investors in landscape restoration, climate change adaptation and mitigation, biodiversity and agrobiodiversity …
Publication, 31 March 2025
Two people pour liquid on a plate of potatoes.
Indigenous food systems prove highly resilient during COVID-19
… tremendous resilience of the self-reliant biocultural food systems of Indigenous Peoples around the world. Indigenous mountain communities – … crops, maintaining and enhancing their genetic diversity to adapt to climate change. But the knowledge, innovation and resilience of Indigenous … Indigenous food systems prove highly resilient during COVID-19 …
Insight, 26 August 2021
A woman picks out grass from a garden with baby sleeping on her back.
Generating ambition for locally led adaptation
… world is facing a triple emergency of rising poverty and inequality, climate change and nature loss. Poverty and rising inequality are evidence of … Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI), the Centre for the Indigenous Peoples' Autonomy and Development (CADPI), Enda Energie, the … Climate change …
Project, 30 August 2024
Crops float on water
Time to team up with nature to adapt to climate change
… ‘costs very little’, ‘builds itself’ and can be used to help us fight climate change. This magic machine is nature. Thunberg’s point is clear and … knowledge on EbA , the importance of multi-stakeholder partnerships, indigenous people and communities’ knowledge, and the role of these … Climate change … UN Climate Action Summit 2019 …
Insight, 26 September 2019
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Bringing coherence and a rights-based approach to Indonesia’s climate and investment governance
… development, in response to global demand for more commodities, climate change mitigation and greener economies. Each of these agendas has its … land footprint and impact heavily on local communities and Indigenous Peoples. This briefing highlights why it is vital for … Bringing coherence and a rights-based approach to Indonesia’s climate and investment governance …
Publication, 15 August 2023
An aerial view of a town covered in floodwater.
How can loss and damage finance reach those enduring climate catastrophe?
… Loss and damage refers to the adverse impacts of climate change that have not, cannot, or will not be avoided by mitigation or … – loss of life, health, wellbeing, territory, cultural identity, Indigenous knowledge, biodiversity and more – which are rarely captured … Climate change … UN climate change conference (COP27) …
Insight, 13 September 2022