COP27 live from GreenZone | Indigenous Women, Leading the Climate Change Agenda from their Ancestral Knowledge and Traditional Practices Indigenous women are key agents in climate action through

COP27 live from GreenZone | Indigenous Women, Leading the Climate Change Agenda from their Ancestral Knowledge and Traditional Practices

Indigenous women are key agents in climate action through their stewardship of traditional practices, nature-based solutions, and ancestral knowledge. This COP27 Decarbonization Day event amplifies the voices of Indigenous People and encourages the inclusion of their perspectives in our global mitigation and adaptation measures.

Speakers: Salina Sanou, moderator | Sara Omi, President of the Coordinator of Territorial Women Leaders of Mesoamerica | Aissatou Aumarou, Women’s Representative Network of Indigenous and Local Populations for the Sustainable Management of Forest Ecosystems in Central America | Fany Kuiru, Uitoto Indigenous leader, Women’s Children and Family Coordinator of the Organization of Indigenous Peoples of the Columbian Amazon | Shirley Krenak, Indigenous leader, the Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil |

Organized by: FSC Indigenous Foundation

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تعتبر النساء في المجتمعات المحلية هن أحد العوامل الرئيسية في العمل المناخي من خلال حرصهن على الممارسات التقليدية والحلول القائمة على الطبيعة والمعرفة المتوارثة من الأجداد التي تضمن عالم بيئي أخضر أكثر. في هذه الجلسة نستمع إلى أصوات السكان المحليون ونتعرف على وجهات نظرهم في مواجهة التغير المناخي والتكيف مع العوامل البيئية المختلفة.