🌿 In Brasília, APIB is leading vital discussions, and we are here to listen. Together, we are working on the Indigenous agenda for COP30 🌍, ensuring that Indigenous voices are at the center of climate action. Pawanka Fund stands in solidarity, learning from their leadership and

APIB (Articulação dos Povos Indígenas do Brasil) is the national reference for the Indigenous movement in Brazil 🇧🇷, created from the grassroots to unify and strengthen Indigenous peoples across the country. Bringing together regional Indigenous organizations, APIB fosters

🌍 Pawanka Fund and @communityfirstd at IFIP Global Conference 2025 ✨. We were honored to participate in the IFIP Global Conference 2025 in Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪 In our session, “Supporting Indigenous Self-Determination through Direct Grant-making to Community-Led Initiatives,” we

RT @EdnaKaptoyo: IFIP2025 conference sets foot for the first time in the African region, in Kenya. By bringing IFIP to Africa, it ensures A….

Español:. 🌿✊ El pueblo Xinka sigue luchando por la restitución de su territorio y la conservación de sus recursos costeros. CONMUNDICH, con el apoyo de Pawanka Fund, ha trabajado incansablemente para defender sus derechos y fortalecer su autodeterminación. 💙🌎 Este video de

Ancestral Art: A Legacy of Strength & Beauty 🎨✨. Art is more than expression—it’s identity, resilience, and a bridge between past and future. Indigenous art carries the wisdom of generations, keeping stories, traditions, and dreams alive. 🌀🌿. Every brushstroke, bead, and

🌿 Mensaje Especial del Papa Francisco @Pontifex_es en la VII Reunión del Foro de los Pueblos Indígenas 🌿. Su llamado resuena con nuestra misión de revitalizar y proteger las culturas indígenas, reconociendo el papel fundamental que los Pueblos Indígenas juegan en la

English.🇮🇹 The VII Indigenous Peoples’ Forum with IFAD has begun in Rome, Italy! 🏛️. From February 10 to 11, 2025, Indigenous representatives from around the world will gather to engage in dialogue with IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development), sharing their

🇮🇹 ¡Inició la VII reunión del Foro de los Pueblos Indígenas con el FIDA en Roma, Italia! 🏛️. Durante el 10 y 11 de febrero de 2025, representantes de Pueblos Indígenas de todo el mundo se reunirán para dialogar con el FIDA (Fondo Internacional de Desarrollo Agrícola) sobre sus

🌿 Building Just Resilience through Indigenous Economic Perspectives 🌎. On the final day of the Indigenous Economy and Just Resilience Workshop in the Shandia Community, Napo, Ecuador, participants presented their roadmap proposals for COP 30. These initiatives integrated

🌍✨ Fraternity strengthens our roots and unites our hearts ✨🌿. In Indigenous Peoples, fraternity is woven through the sharing of ancestral wisdom, the preservation of languages, and collective dreams for a sustainable future. 🤝💚. It is in the smiles, songs, and traditions

Thanks to Pawanka Fund’s support, Wiñak has conducted training workshops, strengthening their path toward sustainable development rooted in the ancestral knowledge of the Amazonian Kichwa people. 🌿 In the afternoon, we visited a family chakra where we learned about the

🌱✨ An inspiring day in the Shandia community, Napo, Ecuador 🌎🇪🇨. On January 22nd, we visited the Wiñak Agro-Artisanal Association, a key community partner committed to a bioeconomy that places the chakra at the heart of its fight against the impacts of mining. 🌾 Through their

Discover the inspiring story of Clemencia Herrera Nemerayema and her restaurant Copoazú, a Pawanka Fund-supported initiative that honors Indigenous women and preserves ancestral Amazonian cuisine 🌱✨. Thank you, América 360 and Caracol Internacional, for sharing her journey! 🙌

The workshop highlighted the use of drones and technology to monitor chakras and areas affected by mining, advancing a bioeconomy model that promotes conservation, climate action, and community well-being. 💡 Sustainable development starts with indigenous knowledge and

🌿✨ Sustainable Solutions in Action ✨🌍. On January 21st, Rubén Tituaña, Pawanka Fund’s Program Officer for Latin America and the Caribbean, visited the Kichwa community of El Mirador in Napo, Ecuador. Here, tourism and sustainable agriculture thrive as alternatives to mining.

Highlights included a Wayusa ceremony, field visits to crops like cacao and vanilla, and an entrepreneurship fair featuring sustainable products, including Wiñak’s chocolate. 🌟 Empowering indigenous communities is key to building a sustainable and just future for all.

🇪🇨 Pawanka Fund participated in the Indigenous Economy and Just Resilience Workshop in Shandia, Ecuador, from January 20-24. Represented by Rubén Tituaña, our Latin America and Caribbean officer, and led by our partner Wiñak Agro-Artisanal Association and Amazonian leader Juan