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Projects, publications, news, events, insights and articles about work with Indigenous Peoples and local communities to conserve biodiversity and genetic resources specific to a particular location, enhancing livelihoods and reviving cultural traditions.

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Afghan farmers and extension workers assess an okra field in Balkh Province, Northern Afghanistan (Photo: Barbara Adoph/IIED)
Introduction to building greater local control and resilience into agricultural and food systems

Article, 05 August 2013

Farmers sharing potatoes in the Potato Park near Pisaq (Sacred Valley), Peru
Protecting community rights over traditional knowledge

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Farmers sit in a field sharing potatoes in the Potato Park, Peru.
Making the Nagoya Protocol work at the community level

Insight, 04 July 2012

Patently obvious: intellectual property rights could support small producers

Insight, 14 November 2011

“Protecting and promoting the rights of indigenous people benefits us all”

Insight, 09 June 2011

New website shows how nature plus culture equals resilience

News, 18 May 2011

Protect and survive: customary safeguards, traditional knowledge

Article, 09 November 2009

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