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Peru

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Screengrab of a videocall with eight people in a meeting room and five more online participants

Digital tools amplify the voice of women in Peruvian communities

Insight, 11 November 2021

Man wearing traditional clothing holds a plate with potatoes.

Indigenous Peoples’ food systems and COVID-19

Event on 14 September 2021

A group of people gather around a pile of potatoes with mountains as a backdrop

Indigenous Peoples’ food systems hold the key to feeding humanity

Insight, 23 October 2020

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Ayni, Ayllu, Yanantin and Chanincha: The Cultural Values Enabling Adaptation to Climate Change in Communities of the Potato Park, in the Peruvian Andes

Publication, 01 January 2016

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Taxes and transition: formalising small-scale farmers in Peru?

Publication, 01 March 2015

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Applying three dimensions of equity to REDD+

Publication, 01 November 2015

A family harvesting potatoes in front of a lake, with a landscape of mountains in the background.

Biocultural heritage territories: key to halting biodiversity loss

News, 23 September 2020

Pope Francis met with indigenous leaders, including Yesica Patiachi who is from the Harakbut people, one of the three main ethnic groups in the Madre de Dios region

On pilgrimage in Madre de Dios: starting a journey to sustainable artisanal mining

Insight, 07 February 2018

The Stone Village Seed Park lies in the Himalayan foothills of Yunnan, Southwest China. It is the homeland of the ethnic minority Naxi people.

Biocultural heritage territories film now in Spanish

News, 30 August 2016

Participants at the workshop on sustainable cities organised by IIED and IIED-América Latina in Buenos Aires, Argentina (Photo: IIED-América Latina)

Wanted: more inclusive, resilient, sustainable cities

Insight, 20 November 2015

Peru's Quelccaya ice cap is the largest glaciated area in the tropics; glaciers play a significant role in Lima's water provision (Photo: Wikipedia via Creative Commons)

Recognising the risks – what do people in Lima think about climate change?

Insight, 22 December 2014

COP20 chair Manuel Pulgar Vidal, centre, was highly praised for his efforts to produce the Lima Call for Climate Action

The long and winding road to Paris

News, 19 December 2014

Francisco Sagasti (Photo: CADE Peru via Flickr)

Negotiating a fair future at COP20

Insight, 28 November 2014

A Potato Park farmer in Peru leads the Potato Guardians collective (Photo: Adam Kerby)

Return of potatoes from CIP to Andean farmers proves critical for climate adaptation

News, 27 November 2014

Images of indigenous biocultural heritage territories are profiled in a new photofilm (Photo: IIED)

New photofilm profiles biocultural heritage territories

News, 11 November 2014

Mountains such as the Andes, in Peru, are among the regions most affected by climate change (Photo: David Stanley via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)

Indigenous spiritual values guide climate change adaptation in mountain communities

News, 25 April 2014

Voices and flavours of the earth: Food sovereignty in the Andes

Voices and flavours of the earth: Food sovereignty in the Andes

Article, 03 June 2013

Peruvian men and women on a mountainside, pouring water on the earth

Learning to value Mother Earth

Article, 02 June 2013

Satellite image of the zinc, lead and silver mine in Cerro de Pasco, Peru.

Report scopes sustainability of China-Latin America relations

News, 09 May 2013

Roasted coffee beans.

World Food Day: how do you keep co-operatives competitive?

Insight, 15 October 2012

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

Small-scale producers in the globalised market

Event on 24 March 2025

Policy that works for biodiversity and poverty reduction

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