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Rural and indigenous women are particularly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Here, Maya Q'eqchi women from Guatemala learn about further sanitation protocols while sharing ancestral knowledge of natural medicines found in their forests and family garden

Artículo | 07 Aug, 2020

Fortalecimiento de los derechos y el liderazgo de los indígenas frente a los desafíos mundiales - COVID-19, el cambio climático y la degradación del medio ambiente

En todo el mundo, la propagación de la pandemia COVID-19 ha revelado y profundizado los patrones existentes de desigualdad social y vulnerabilidad. En particular, los pueblos indígenas se enfrentan a efectos desproporcionados y graves, lo que refleja las disparidades de larga data en los…

Rural and indigenous women are particularly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Here, Maya Q'eqchi women from Guatemala learn about further sanitation protocols while sharing ancestral knowledge of natural medicines found in their forests and family garden

Story | 06 Aug, 2020

Strengthening indigenous rights and leadership in the face of global challenges - COVID-19, climate change and environmental degradation

Around the world, the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed and deepened existing patterns of social inequality and vulnerability. In particular, indigenous peoples face disproportionate and severe impacts, reflecting long-standing disparities in health services, economic access and…

Mangrooves in Mozambique

Story | 06 Aug, 2020

Mozambique: Maximise planting of mangroves, urges Deputy Minister

Over the next two years the Mozambican government intends to maximise the planting of mangrove trees. Under its "Mangrove Management Strategy" adopted in April and launched on 26th July 2020 the government intends to bring environmental, social and economic benefits to the population.

CCP Members in Mozambique collect data

Story | 06 Aug, 2020

Helping Mozambique fishing communities to help themselves

A BMU-IKI funded project titled Locally Empowered Area Protection (LEAP) is helping to build artisanal fishers' capacity to improve their livelihoods while reducing pressure on natural resources.

Amanuel Shewa Toka

Story | 05 Aug, 2020

The link between conserving nature and improving lives for rural communities… Reflections from Ethiopia

"Rural development is all about improving the living conditions of people living in the rural areas. Restoring degraded and deforested land makes a great contribution towards this end. I strongly believe that Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR) is key as natural resources play a central role in…