2025 UN Climate Change Conference
COP30 in Belém, Brazil
To find information about the Indigenous organisations, peoples and communities FPP is accompanying at COP30, scroll down or click on this button:
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The UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) is being held in Belém do Para, Brazil between 10 and 21 November, and is set to be the largest mobilisation of Indigenous Peoples in the history of global climate negotiations.
Indigenous delegations are now in Belém, fully engaged in COP30. Guided by their ancestral wisdom and the collective strength of their peoples, they bring forward important messages, priorities, and solutions to address the most pressing crises of our time.
Some of the collective demands Indigenous Peoples will be bringing to COP30 include:
- Increased recognition, more effective protection, and new targeted resources for Indigenous Peoples’ territories and territorial governance as a core pillar of global and national climate policies, actions and initiatives.
- Guarantee of the protection of Indigenous Peoples’ rights across all climate change commitments and initiatives (both mitigation and adaptation) by States, multilateral institutions and private sector.
- Full and effective participation in national and international climate policy-making and free, prior and informed consent to be obtained for any climate action or finance that may affect their rights.
- Recognition of traditional knowledge in addressing the intertwined human rights, biodiversity and climate crises.
- Accelerated progress and practical rolling out of international mechanisms to deliver long-term, flexible and sustainable ‘direct’ finance for Indigenous Peoples-led climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Indigenous Delegations at COP30
Forest Peoples Programme is accompanying several Indigenous delegations, comprising representatives of organisations, peoples and communities. Click on the below links to learn more about each delegation and their events.
Delegation of the Autonomous Territorial Government of the Wampís Nation (Peru)
Delegation of the People of the Centre and Traditional Authorities of the Regional Indigenous Council of the Middle Amazonas – CRIMA (Colombia)
Delegation of Amerindian Peoples Association (Guyana)
Delegation of the Wapichan People and South Rupununi District Council (Guyana)
Delegation of the National Comission for Indigenous Territories (Colombia)
Events
Each delegation has its own strategies, priorities and objectives for COP 30 and will be taking part in different spaces and events, for a list see the events page.
In addition, as part of Forest Peoples Programmes’ movement building work, we will host an exchange for Indigenous delegations on Monday 10th November.

