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Aujourd'hui, plus de 476 millions de peuples autochtones, vivant dans plus de 90 pays à travers le monde dans sept régions socioculturelles, ont développé des pratiques de gestion territoriale uniques qui parviennent à produire de la nourriture tout en préservant la biodiversité. Dans un monde où la sécurité alimentaire est de plus en plus instable, la façon dont les peuples autochtones cultivent et consomment les aliments apporte des réponses au système alimentaire mondial défaillant. Les systèmes alimentaires des 476 millions de peuples autochtones du monde sont hautement productifs, durables et équitables. Les systèmes alimentaires des peuples autochtones se sont développés grâce à des observations longues et détaillées des processus et des effets de la nature. Ils préservent une riche biodiversité, fournissent des aliments nutritifs et sont résistants au climat.
septembre 30, 2021 (de 9h à10:30h EST)
Modératrice
Thin Lei Win
Panélistes
Lyla
June
Dewi
Kartika
Diana
San Jose
Krystyna
Swiderska
- Thin Lei Win - Modératrice- Journaliste Indépendent
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Lyla June -panéliste- Artiste, Chercheur et organisateur communautaire
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Dewi Kartika -panéliste- Militant agricole, KPA
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Diana San Jose -panéliste- Charger Programme, NTFP-EP
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Krystyna Swiderska -panéliste- Chercheur Principal, 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.