This toolkit supported by the United Nations Environment Programme strives to build capacity and sharing of knowledge for Indigenous Peoples’ and Community Conserved Territories and Areas (ICCAs).Key sections include Documenting Presence (pg. 14), Management Planning (pg. 30), Monitoring and Evaluation (pg. 44), Communication (pg. 52), and Finance and Values (pg. 60).

A toolkit to support conservation by indigenous peoples and local communities: building capacity and sharing knowledge for indigenous peoples’ and community conserved territories and areas (ICCAs)

Author: Corrigan, C, & T. Hay-Edie

Year: 2013

Tags: Capacity, Establishing IPCAs, Guidelines, Indigenous Knowledge, Management, Monitoring and Evaluation, Planning, UN, United NationsCategories: International Context, Resource

Media Type: Toolkit

A toolkit to support conservation by indigenous peoples and local communities: building capacity and sharing knowledge for indigenous peoples’ and community conserved territories and areas (ICCAs)

Related Posts

Indigenous-led Conservation: Lessons for conservation planning for Species at Risk in S’ólh Téméxw

Reasserting Sovereignty: Defending Treaty Nations and challenging the governments of Canada and Alberta

“Indigenous Rights in One Minute: Bruce McIvor’s clear, plain answers to questions about Indigenous rights.”

Subscribe To Our Newsletter