To address the challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, rural poverty, cultural erosion and weak governance, innovative funding mechanisms will need to be developed to channel funding to local groups. In the Brazilian Amazon, grassroots organizations have created their own funds to scale Indigenous and community-led initiatives that conventional development finance is failing to reach. This session, hosted by the Forest and Farm Facility (FFF), brings leaders from the Podaali Fund, Babassu Fund, and the Dema fund together to share their stories, best practices and lessons learned, and provides recommendations for scaling Indigenous and rural innovation in the Amazonian biome.
Community-Managed Funds in the Brazilian Amazon (Indigenous Peoples & Traditional Communities)
Publisher: Global Landscapes Forum (GLF)
Language: English
Year: 2021
Ecosystem(s): Forests
Location(s): Latin America
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HOSTS
Forest and Farm Facility (FFF)
Fundo Babacu
Fundo Dema
Podaali
SPEAKERS
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David Kaimowitz
Manager, Forest and Farm Facility, FAO
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Aurélio Vianna
Advisor, Community Funds
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Valéria Paye
Policy advisor, Podaali Fund, COIAB
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Maria Das Graças Costa
Director, Dema Fund
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