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The 22nd General Assembly Strengthens Shared Direction for the Year Ahead
Members approve the 2026 Global Action Plan, advance governance reforms, and elect new regional leadership to defend territories of life. Read more ▸
Welcoming Our Newly Elected Council Members
Introducing the newly elected members of the ICCA Consortium’s second-highest governing body: The global Council. Read more ▸
Call for stories on pastoral territories of life – from the ICCA Consortium community
The year 2026—declared as the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP) by the United Nations—is a pivotal year for pastoralists worldwide. Read more ▸
New resources on Pastoral Commons: recognizing collective organization and mobile stewardship as a dynamic, future-oriented model
New scholarly resources situate pastoral commons in their global context as a dynamic, future-oriented model of collective stewardship; they illuminate how mobility, territory, and collective rights intertwine to form living social–ecological infrastructures that challenge dominant assumptions about property, management, productivity, and sustainability. Read more ▸
Manifesto for territories of life: a call for translations and stories
From the Council and the Council of Elders, ICCA Consortium Read more ▸
Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities at CBD SB8j-1
Recap and reflections Read more ▸
ICCAs—territories of life, and Indigenous and Traditional Territories (ITTs)
Reflections, positions, and proposals in the context of KMGBF Target 2, Target 3, and draft guidelines for ITTs Read more ▸
SBSTTA-27: Key asks of the Human Rights and Biodiversity Working Group
Shared by ICCA Consortium Resumen completo en español disponible aquí (archivo PDF) The adoption of KMGBF in 2022 was a historic step in recognizing… Read more “SBSTTA-27: Key asks of the Human Rights and Biodiversity Working Group” ▸
Statement for CBD SB8j‑1: Territories of life at the heart of the Convention on Biological Diversity
ICCA Consortium’s Statement to the First Meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Article 8(j) and Other Provisions of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). Read more ▸
CBD COP16 and Resumed Session: context and reflections from participants
By ICCA Consortium COP16 and Resumed Session (16.2) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD): context and reflections from participants Compilation and editing: Neema… Read more “CBD COP16 and Resumed Session: context and reflections from participants” ▸
Enabling Pathways for Rights-based Community-led Conservation
Technical Report Read more ▸
Recap: Conversation on Indigenous knowledge, Artificial Intelligence, and funding and financing for territories of life
Members and allies of the ICCA Consortium commemorate the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples 2025. Read more ▸
Climate and biodiversity: call to action to support frontline Indigenous communities and uphold their rights
We express our collective gratitude and honor for the resilience of Indigenous Peoples everywhere — from those defending their territories under siege to those rebuilding communities in exile. Read more ▸
ICCA Consortium Annual Report 2024
Strengthening territories of life, collective journeys of self-determination and solidarity Read more ▸
Thanking Holly Jonas
We are deeply grateful to Holly Jonas for her nearly fifteen years of service in various roles within our association. Read more ▸
Welcoming new members and honorary members to the ICCA Consortium
The ICCA Consortium welcomes 27 new member organizations and five new honorary members. Read more ▸
Call for contributions: a special volume of articles about funding and financing the territories of life
Deadline: Abstracts must be submitted by August 5, 2025. Read more ▸
ICCA Consortium Annual Report 2023
A year of transformation and growth Read more ▸
Protection for Bastar Adivasi communities against state violence in India: global solidarity demands urgent actions
The Adivasis of Bastar are the custodians of their bio-diverse forests in the Chhattisgarh state of India, and their traditional knowledge and cultural heritage have sustained the region’s ecology for generations. Read more ▸
