🙌 We were thrilled to take part in this knowledge exchange in the Peruvian Amazon focused on facilitating Indigenous-led carbon projects. 👏 Thank you to everyone that was involved in the success of this project! 👀 Take a look at what we learned through this great 3-min video: https://lnkd.in/gy2D_Tnm
Keeping the fire burning 🔥 We facilitated a place-based exchange to share, learn and experience an Indigenous carbon project, 'Tajimat Pujut', located in the Peruvian Amazon, as part of our commitment to cross-pollinate ideas 🌳🐦 Hosted in country by Awajun community leaders and Conservation International Peru, together with Indigenous leaders working with Indigenous Desert Alliance, Nature United, Kimberley Land Council, CIColombia Programa, CI Guyana, AIDESEP, Feriaam, South Rupununi Guyana, and other experts from around the globe including Landesa and EcoAdvisors, we explored the challenges and opportunities associated with creating livelihoods to support people and forests to achieve cultural goals leveraging carbon as a financing tool. What we learned is captured in the video 👇🏾 Big thank you to all the participants and to BHP Foundation for their support to learn, share and amplify the insights 💥 #EnvironmentalResilience #IndigenousKnowledge #PollinationFoundation https://lnkd.in/gxNGUQP7
Culture first. Alto Mayo exchange 2024
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3moIs the idea that Indigenous peoples like the Awajún get direct support for this crucial forest protection work? Or is it intended for use by carbon offset purveyors to generate and sell offsets in carbon markets?