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 A new report issued by SAVE Rivers, a Sarawak Indigenous Peoples Network, details violations of Dayak peoples’ rights by both the government and companies planning to build a huge dam across Sarawak’s second largest river, the Baram.

This report issued by SAVE Rivers, a Sarawak Indigenous Peoples Network, details violations of Dayak peoples’ rights by both the government and companies planning to build a huge dam across Sarawak’s second largest river, the Baram.

In this letter, we would like to take the opportunity to reiterate some serious concerns we have with the on-going consultation process in the updating and reviewing of the World Bank’s current 8 social and environmental safeguards, and concurrent discussion of the identified emerging issues.

Forest Peoples Programme (alongside partner organisations) has published three new publications; ‘Indigenous Peoples and the Green Climate Fund – A technical briefing for Indigenous Peoples, policymakers and support groups’, the third edition of ‘What is REDD+? A guide for indigenous communities’ and the second edition of ‘A Guide to Indigenous Women’s Rights under the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women’.

El FPP ha sacado tres nuevas publicaciones: “Indigenous Peoples and the Green Climate Fund – A technical briefing for Indigenous Peoples, policymakers and support groups”, la tercera edición de “¿Qué es REDD? - Una guía para las Comunidades Indígenas”, y la segunda edición de la “Guía sobre los derechos de la mujer indígena en virtud de la Convención internacional sobre la eliminación de todas las formas de discriminación contra la mujer”.

Le FPP a publié trois nouveaux documents, « Indigenous Peoples and the Green Climate Fund – A technical briefing for Indigenous Peoples, policymakers and support groups » (Les peuples autochtones et le Fonds vert pour le climat - Une note d’information technique pour les peuples autochtones, les décideurs politiques et les groupes de soutien), la troisième édition de « What is REDD+? A guide for indigenous communities » (Qu’est-ce que la REDD+ ? Guide à l’intention des communautés autochtones) et la deuxième édition de «A Guide to Indigenous Women’s Rights under the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women» (Guide des droits des femmes autochtones en vertu de la Convention internationale sur l’élimination de toutes les formes de discrimination à l’égard des femmes).

FPP sudah menerbitkan 3 publikasi baru, yaitu ‘Masyarakat Adat dan Dana Iklim Hijau (Green Climate Fund) – Sebuah briefing teknis untuk Masyarakat Adat, pembuat kebijakan dan kelompok-kelompok pendukung’, edisi ketiga dari ‘Apakah REDD+? Panduan untuk masyarakat adat’ dan edisi kedua dari ‘Panduan untuk Hak-Hak Perempuan Adat di bawah Konvensi Internasional tentang Penghapusan Segala Bentuk Diskriminasi terhadap Perempuan’.

Dear Friends,

Chers amis,

Estimados amigos:

Teman-teman yang terhormat,

In response to a specific request by the Green Climate Fund Secretariat, Indigenous Peoples and support organisations have submitted their comments and recommendations on the modalities for selection, activities and role of observers and active observers in the Board of the Green Climate Fund.