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03 October 2024 the Netherlands

Meet Camilo, a Yucuna youth leader from Colombia

Camilo Yepes is a young Indigenous leader from the Yucuna people in Colombia. For several years, he has participated, together with other young people, in a process of strengthening traditional dances and songs led by grandparents and elders.

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03 October 2024 the Netherlands

Meet Rosalina, a Monkoxi youth leader from Bolivia

Rosalina Pesoa is a youth leader of the Monkoxi Nation. She is part of Lomerio’s Indigenous Women Organization (OMIML), Comunidad Monterito’s Chief Leader, and partner of the community-based economic organisation OECOM Monterito, which cultivates and transforms Almendra Chiquitana (Chiquitana almond) products.

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03 October 2024 the Netherlands

Meet Monitte, a Tagbanua youth leader from the Philippines

Monitte Lantas is a Tagbanua Indigenous youth leader from Narra, Palawan, Philippines. She is the President of Nagkakaisang Kabataang Katutubong Narra (NKKN) and part of the Board of Trustee of UGNAYIN National Indigenous Youth Network Philippines.

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03 October 2024 Bolivia

Certification of forest management by Indigenous communities Guarayos, Bolivia

Deep in the forests of Guarayos, Bolivia, lies an invaluable treasure: lush vegetation, diverse wildlife, and the unwavering commitment of three Indigenous community forest organizations (CFOs) dedicated to its protection.

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24 September 2024 Viet Nam

The positive economic and environmental effects of coffee agroforestry in Viet Nam

Until recently little was known about how growing trees in coffee plantations in Viet Nam might affect the economic and environmental performance of the plantations. In 2023, however, TBI, together with Tây Nguyên University and experts from the Dutch start-up, FarmTree BV, used the Farm Tree tool to estimate the costs and benefits of three agroforestry farms.

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24 September 2024 General

Cocoa agroforestry in West Africa - experiences from the private sector and opportunities for collaborative action

Despite efforts to promote agroforestry in the cocoa sector in West Africa, farmers have been slow to adopt it. In light of its benefits — sustainability, increased resilience of farmer livelihoods, and contribution to climate change mitigation and biodiversity conservation — several private companies have committed to promoting agroforestry in the cocoa sector.

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