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.
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Indigenous Leaders Guide UNESCO’s 2026-35 Biosphere Reserves Strategy

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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.

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