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Monitoring for and by Indigenous Peoples

Community-Based Monitoring and Information Systems (CBMIS)

CBMIS a process where indigenous peoples are able to generate data and information for the analysis, monitoring, and use of the community. It is geared towards community organizing, community empowerment and the realization of indigenous peoples’ sustainable, self-determined development.

Indigenous Peoples Tracker on GCF Projects

The Indigenous Peoples Tracker on GCF Projects is a platform dedicated to monitor GCF-approved projects in indigenous peoples' territories.

Indigenous Navigator

A global tool for Indigenous Peoples: This data portal is dedicated to providing tools and inspiration by Indigenous Peoples, for Indigenous Peoples to assess the realisation of Indigenous Peoples' rights.

Resources

Publications

Publications

Books, Training Modules, Tebtebba Magazines, Indigenous Perspectives, Resource Materials, Brochures

Policy Briefs and Information Service

Policy Briefs and Information Service

Briefing Papers, Policy Briefs and Updates
Videos

Videos

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Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery

Gallery of photos taken from activities

Featured Videos

Tebtebba's History, Work and Vision

In celebration of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we are pleased to share with you our new material that outlines Tebtebba's history, work and vision.

Indigenous Peoples Matter in Loss and Damage

Ms. Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Executive Director of Tebtebba, and former United Nations Special Rapporteur on The Rights of Indigenous Peoples, highlighted that Loss and Damage is a major worry in the Philippines since it impacts Indigenous Peoples. Natural calamities, such as typhoons and floods, are frequently to blame for Indigenous Peoples' loss and suffering. This video demonstrates calamities' consequences on Indigenous Peoples, their land, resources and territories, and how they dealt with them. The worst effects of these regrettable outbursts include loss of life, property, and livelihoods. In order to safeguard the most vulnerable people, it is crucial to address the issue. While states and other actors must also support Indigenous Peoples by providing the technology, finances, infrastructure, and social services that they sorely need, Indigenous Peoples' knowledge and practices will be a crucial part of dealing with loss and damage.

The GCF Indigenous Peoples Policy

A video explainer on the GCF Indigenous Peoples Policy