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Hoje, mais de 476 milhões de Povos Indígenas, vivendo em mais de 90 países do mundo em sete regiões sócio-culturais, desenvolveram práticas únicas de gestão territorial que conseguem gerar alimentos, preservando a biodiversidade. Em um mundo onde a segurança alimentar está se tornando cada vez mais instável, a maneira como os Povos Indígenas crescem e consomem os alimentos dá respostas ao sistema alimentar quebrado do mundo. Quando se trata dos sistemas alimentares dos 476 milhões de Povos Indígenas do mundo, as evidências mostram que eles são altamente produtivos, sustentáveis e eqüitativos. Os sistemas alimentares dos Povos Indígenas se desenvolveram através de longas e detalhadas observações dos processos e efeitos da natureza e preservam a rica biodiversidade, fornecem alimentos nutritivos e são resistentes ao clima.
30 de setembro de 2021 (9h-10h30 EST)
Moderadora
Thin Lei Win
Panelists
Lyla
June
Dewi
Kartika
Diana
San Jose
Krystyna
Swiderska
- Thin Lei Win -Moderadora- Jornalista independente
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Lyla June -Panelista - Artista, acadêmica e articuladora comunitária
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Dewi Kartika -Painelista - Ativista Agrária, KPA
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Diana San Jose -Painelista - Chefa de Programa, NTFP-EP
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Krystyna Swiderska -Painelista - Pesquisadora Titular, IIED
Indigenous Peoples globally have high exposure to environmental change and are often considered an ‘‘at-risk’’ population, although there is growing evidence of their resilience. Ample research illustrates that Indigenous Peoples are actively observing and adapting to change in a diversity of ways.