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Michael Zika of Lauru Land Conference of Tribal Community (LLCTC) canoes from Chivoko (an ICCA) to Taro, the main settlement on the weather coast of Lauru, Solomon Islands-- a journey of about 35km. Courtesy of James Hardcastle, 2007.
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Newsflash #11 – September 2018
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Regional Assembly in Africa of the ICCA Consortium
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1ª Asamblea Regional de América Latina del Consorcio TICCA
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Nominations opened for the new President of the Consortium
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Emblematic caseTanabag Batak ICCAThe ICCA of the Tanabag Batak tribe is located in the Municipality of Puerto Princesa – western Philippines, in one of the best-conserved forests and biological hot spots found in Palawan.
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Emblematic caseGuassa Community Conserved AreaThe Guassa area of Menz is found in the Central Highlands of Ethiopia and comprises a large expanse of Afro-alpine moorland at an altitude above 3200m…
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Emblematic caseThe forest of Mendha-LekhaMendha-Lekha is situated in Gadchiroli District of Maharashtra State in India, famous for both its bio-diverse, dry deciduous forests as well as for the struggle of its tribal community towards self-rule.
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Emblematic caseLa Cordillera del CondorEl pueblo Shuar Arutam, en la Cordillera del Condor es el primer pueblo de Ecuador a haber redactado su Plan de Vida que rige la vida de este pueblo en armonía con su entorno natural amazónico y montañoso…
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Emblematic caseKawawanaThe fishermen of eight villages in Casamance (Senegal) established in 2009 their “community conserved area”. Kawawana (a djola acronym for: “our ancestral patrimony we all wish to conserve”) has today restored their environment and livelihoods…
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Emblematic caseCoron IslandThe Tagbanwa people of Coron inhabit a stunningly beautiful limestone island for which they have established strict use regulations…
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Emblematic caseKishkor-KoohchirIn Baluchistan (Iran), 15 tribes have united to govern together their territory and to conserve and document its unique natural and cultural diversity…
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Emblematic caseThe Commons of the Regole of the Ampezzo ValleyThe Regole of the Ampezzo Valley, an institution with a recorded history of nearly 1,000 years, still manages today the common property resources its members established centuries ago…
