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Indigenous Economies: Entrepreneurship that Preserves Nature

  • Indigenous Peoples Pavilion. COP 29 Blue Zone, Zone D, CP4. Baku, Azerbaijan (map)

Host Organisation

Global Alliance of Territorial Communities

Description

This panel will explore how Indigenous-led entrepreneurship offers innovative pathways for sustainable economic development while preserving the natural environment. By blending traditional knowledge with modern business practices, Indigenous communities are not only creating resilient economies but also safeguarding biodiversity and ecosystems. Through real-world examples, Indigenous entrepreneurs and leaders will showcase how their businesses align with cultural values, protect natural resources, and contribute to climate solutions. This discussion will highlight the vital role of Indigenous economic models in fostering sustainability and resilience, benefitting both local communities and the global environment.

Speakers

Juan Carlos Jintiach, Shuar Peoples, Ecuadorian Amazon

Sara Omi, Embera Peoples of Panama

James Lloyd, Nature4Climate

Monica Ndoen, Indigenous Peoples Alliance of the Archipelago

Languages

English, Spanish

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