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Indigenous Territories, energy transition, and climate justice: The answer comes from the territories

Host Organisation

Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB)

Outline

The panel will bring together Indigenous leaders to present proposals developed by the Brazilian Indigenous movement to address the climate crisis. The discussion will be based on the "NDC of the Indigenous Peoples of Brazil," which outlines demands regarding mitigation, adaptation, a just transition, climate finance, climate justice, traditional knowledge, and territorial protection, reaffirming that the demarcation and protection of Indigenous territories are, in themselves, climate actions. The panel will also address the "Recommendations for a Global Roadmap Beyond Fossil Fuels", which advocate for an end to fossil fuel expansion, the protection of territories, the guarantee of Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC), and a just, orderly, and equitable transition. The objective is to demonstrate that there can be no just energy transition without the recognition of rights, the protection of territories, and the participation of Indigenous peoples.

Speakers

"Danilo Tupinikim - Moderator | International Department Coordinator

Dinamam Tuxá - Panelist | Executive Coordinator

Luana Kaingang - Panelist |  Executive Coordinator

Alcebias Sapará - Panelist | Executive Coordinator

Sally Nhandewa - Panelist | Indigenous youth representative"

Languages

EN PT

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