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Los Pueblos Indígenas tienen el Derecho a Elegir

El Consentimiento Libre, Previo e Informado (CLPI) es el derecho inherente de las comunidades Indígenas a decidir "sí" o "no" a actividades externas que afectan sus territorios, tierras, y/o recursos naturales, tales como la minería, la silvicultura, la extracción de petróleo, gas, y/o proyectos hídricos.

Conocimiento es Poder

Aprender sobre los estándares nacionales e internacionales ayuda a las comunidades a defender sus tierras.

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Reframing Indigenous Peoples from Stakeholders to Rightsholders
Artículo Científico

2020 - English - Práctico

Reframing Indigenous Peoples from Stakeholde...

Peter Pomart

CLPI | Derechos y Marco Legal | Industria | Acceso al Territorio | Consulta | Derechos Inherentes | DNUDPI

Reframing Indigenous Peoples from Stakeholders to Rightsholders

This paper addresses the inconsistencies between consultation processes developed by industries and the existing FPIC guidelines, and how these inconsistencies attribute to the resistance of Indigenous Peoples to various resource development projects. By doing so, this paper also aims to shift Indigenous Peoples from stakeholders to rightsholders.

FPIC in Canada: Towards a New Relationship with Indigenous Peoples
Ensayo

2016 - English - Académico

FPIC in Canada: Towards a New Relationship w...

Torys LLP

CLPI | Derechos y Marco Legal | Gobernanza Indígena | Derecho Canadiense | DNUDPI

FPIC in Canada: Towards a New Relationship with Indigenous Peoples

Una revisión de los impactos legales de CLPI en el marco canadiense, internacional, etc. Se revisa cuál es el estado actual de los asuntos Indígenas en Canadá y cómo implementar CLPI en el futuro.

The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Driven Approaches to Implementing Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Lessons from Two Canadian Cases
Artículo Científico

2020 - English - Práctico

The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-D...

Martin Papillon, Thierry Rodon

CLPI | Gobernanza Indígena | Toma Decisiones Informada | DNUDPI | Participación Comunitaria | Toma de Decisiones

The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Driven Approaches to Implementing Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Lessons from Two Canadian Cases

This paper addresses two case studies, a mining policy identified in the Cree Nation of James Bay and a community-driven impact assessment process identified by the Squamish Nation. The paper aims to articulate Indigenous-driven mechanisms and how these can transform how FPIC is implemented in practice.

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The Rise of Indigenous Resource Interests – Pathway to Success
Artículo de Noticias

2021 - English - Simple

The Rise of Indigenous Resource Interests – ...

Maureen McCall

Gobernanza Indígena | Defensa del Territorio | Derechos Inherentes | Impactos Socioculturales | Toma de Decisiones

The Rise of Indigenous Resource Interests – Pathway to Success

This news article discusses the factors influencing decision making by First Nations within the natural resource sector in Canada.

Uncommon Ground: The Impact of Natural Resource Corruption on Indigenous Peoples
Artículo de Noticias

2020 - English - Simple

Uncommon Ground: The Impact of Natural Resou...

Carter Squires, Landau Kelsey, Robin J. Lewis

Industria | Acceso al Territorio | Prácticas Empresariales | Toma de Decisiones

Uncommon Ground: The Impact of Natural Resource Corruption on Indigenous Peoples

This news article discusses contextual factors that can allow for more effective resource governance on Indigenous land in Brazil, Peru, and Canada.

New Community-Driven Project Aims to Support Revitalization of Indigenous Languages for Current and Coming Generations
Artículo de Noticias

2022 - English - Simple

New Community-Driven Project Aims to Support...

Bev Betkowski

Gobernanza Indígena | Autodeterminación | Conocimiento Ancestral | Impactos Socioculturales | Participación Comunitaria

New Community-Driven Project Aims to Support Revitalization of Indigenous Languages for Current and Coming Generations

This news article presents a community-based project - Supporting Indigenous Language Revitalization (SILR). This project's goal is to incorporate community and Indigenous led efforts to preserve and strengthen Indigenous languages across Turtle Island.