Voices from 36 Indigenous leaders representing 20 ethnic groups in Brazil have shaped a new 10-year UNESCO action plan. Their input pushes for stronger local governance, recognition of territorial rights, use of ancestral knowledge, and promotion of sustainable development in Biosphere Reserves.
(c) Serhii Panasiuk
(c) Serhii Panasiuk

Voix autochtones au cœur du plan UNESCO 2026-35 pour les réserves de biosphère

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Trente-six leaders de 20 peuples autochtones du Brésil ont façonné le nouveau plan d’action décennal. Ils réclament reconnaissance des droits territoriaux, inclusion dans la gouvernance, savoirs ancestraux et modèles de développement respectueux des écosystèmes.

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