00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773862117483 Buklod 20180420092931.0 g||| | || || ta 180420s2017 xx ab r |000 0|eng d 9789710186273 (iLib)UPBAG-00027551596 DMLF BAG rda eng GN 380 I523 2017 Indigenous peoples' low carbon and climate-friendly sustainable livelihoods Helen Biangalen-Magata, Jo Ann Guillao and Raymond de Chavez, copy editors ; Paul Michael Q. Nera, cover and book design, layout and production. Baguio City, Philippines Tebtebba Foundation [2017] xii, 64 pages illustrations, map 23 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Published with support from Brot für die Welt. Asia -- Vietnam: pilot model of community-led sustainable livelihood initiatives through legel entity and networking / Ta Quoc Tuong -- Nepal: sustainable livelihood and technology, achievements and lessons learned / Gokul Prasad Dura -- Indonesia: managing ancestral domains as the source of local knowledge-based alternative livelihoods / Krisussandi Gunui -- Indonesia: economic development of indigenous peoples in the Indonesia archipelago / Rudy Redhani -- Philippines: revitalizing and innovating on indigenous knowledge for sustainable livelihoods / Adela Tayaban and Florence Daguitan -- Philippines: strengthening the agency of indigenous peoples as vital actors and decision makers in proper implementation of REDD Plus / Manggob Masinaring -- Latin America -- Peru: sustainable livelihoods in Yanesha communities / Anice Rimaro Barzola -- Mexico: strengthening the local economy through alternative sustainable livelihoods / Jose Luis Montenegro -- Nicaragua: assessing livelihood projects implemented within IPSSDD / Dennis Mairena -- Brazil: sustainable livelihood program and working together: the case of Roraima / Telma Marques da Silva -- Paraguay: strengthening the agenda of indigenous peoples as essential actors and decision-makers in the proper implementation of public policies on climate change / Milciades Centurion Pereiera -- Africa -- Democratic Republic of Congo: strengthening indigenous Pygmy communities as key stakeholders in the REDD+ process / Jonathan Sinafasi -- Kenya: sustainable livelihoods in the Loita Naimina Enkiyo / Thomas Turere -- Cameroon: indigenous ecologicl knowledge systems and sustainable livelihoods of indigenous peoples: under climate change adaptation and mitigation, REDD+ and IPSSDD / Lelewal. This publication of 14 stories from Latin America Africa and Asia shows how indigenous peoples persist in continuing their traditional livelihoods and innovations. Challenged by lack of resources, climate change impacts, the domination of the global market and inconsistent government policies, indigenous peoples continue to persevere and develop. Not only their traditional livelihoods continue to exist but these are being scaled-up and innovated by indigenous peoples to cope with modern demands and realities. Indigenous peoples Social conditions. Indigenous peoples Economic conditions. Magata, Helen Biangalen editor. Guillao, Jo Ann editor. De Chavez, Raymond editor. Nera, Paul Michael Q. book designer. FI UPBAG KTRC GN 380 I523 2017 UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN GN 380 I523 2017 Book