Conozca a nuestros socios del Fondo Guardianes de la Tierra 2023 que trabajan para transmitir el conocimiento Indígena

Conozca a nuestros socios del Fondo Guardianes de la Tierra 2023 que que trabajan para transmitir el conocimiento Indígena.
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** Meet Our 2023 Keepers of the Earth Fund Grant Partners Working to Transmit Indigenous Knowledge
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The Keepers of the Earth Fund ([link removed]) (KOEF) is proud to announce that in 2023 we awarded over half a million dollars in small grants to support Indigenous projects on issues related to community empowerment for land defense and autonomy ([link removed]) ; the transmission of Indigenous Knowledge; traditional medicine and Indigenous spirituality; food sovereignty and Indigenous economies; and the various forms of resistance to mining for the energy transition.

In total, in 2023, 68 Indigenous projects and collectives were financed for a total amount of $512,267. The funds were sent directly to Indigenous communities and collectives and Indigenous grassroots organizations in 21 countries.

At Cultural Survival, we value cultivating long-term relationships with our partners. Therefore, we awarded 22 grants to organizations that had received grants in prior years, representing one-third of this year's total. Following our programmatic priority of supporting Indigenous women and youth, 16 organizations led by Indigenous women and 9 projects either led by or directly supporting Indigenous youth were financed.

The Keepers of the Earth Fund is an Indigenous-led fund at Cultural Survival designed to support Indigenous Peoples' advocacy and community development projects globally. Since 2017, we have supported 306 projects in 41 countries through small grants and wrap-around support totaling $1,571,969. Grants go directly to Indigenous communities, collectives, organizations, and traditional governments to support projects designed by them and in accordance with their Indigenous values. Predicated on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Cultural Survival uses a rights-based approach in our grantmaking strategies to support grassroots Indigenous solutions through the equitable distribution of resources to Indigenous communities.

Meet our grant partners who are working to transmit Indigenous Knowledge to younger generations.
* Jamii Asilia Centre (JAC) - (Endorois), Kenya ([link removed])
* Tuteayen tse sungün - (Mapuche Wiliche), Chile ([link removed])
* Yimom Collective- Healing Women - (Maya Tsotsil), Mexico ([link removed])
* Association of Merchants of the Pataxó Indigenous Park of the Coroa Vermelha Village (ACPIPA) - (Pataxó), Brazil ([link removed])
* San Diego Agricultural Institution - (Pasto), Colombia ([link removed])
* Indigenous Cultural Association from the Peoples (ACIP) - (Lenca), Honduras ([link removed])
* Runapacha Collective - (Inga), Colombia ([link removed])
* Ogiek Peoples’ Development Program - (Ogiek), Kenya ([link removed])
* Association of Karão Jaguaribaras Peoples - (Karão Jaguaribaras), Brazil ([link removed])
* Kimi Ndii - (Mixtec), Mexico ([link removed])
* Regional Organization of Indigenous Peoples of Zulia State (ORPIZ) - (Wayuu), Venezuela ([link removed])



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** Conozca a nuestros socios de subvenciones del Fondo Guardianes de la Tierra 2023 que trabajan para transmitir el conocimiento Indígena​
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​El Fondo Guardianes de la Tierra ([link removed]) (KOEF, por sus siglas en inglés) se enorgullece de anunciar que este año entregó más de medio millón de dólares en pequeñas subvenciones para apoyar proyectos Indígenas en temas relacionados con: 1) el fortalecimiento comunitario para la defensa de la tierra y autonomía ([link removed]) ; 2) la transmisión del conocimiento Indígena; 3) la medicina tradicional y la espiritualidad Indígena; 4) la soberanía alimentaria y las economías Indígenas; 5) y las diversas formas de resistencia a la minería para la transición energética.

En total se financiaron 68 proyectos colectivos e Indígenas, por un monto total de $512,267 dólares estadounidenses, enviados directamente a comunidades y colectivos Indígenas, y organizaciones Indígenas de base en 21 países.

En Cultural Survival, nos interesa mantener relaciones a largo plazo con nuestros socios, por lo que entregamos 22 subvenciones a organizaciones que habían recibido subvenciones en años anteriores, lo que representa una tercera parte del total de este año. Además, siguiendo nuestra prioridad programática de apoyar a mujeres y jóvenes, se financiaron 16 organizaciones lideradas por mujeres Indígenas y 9 proyectos dirigidos a jóvenes o liderados por ellos.

Guardianes de la Tierra es un fondo de Cultural Survival, liderado por Indígenas y diseñado para apoyar proyectos de defensa y desarrollo comunitario de Pueblos Indígenas a nivel mundial. Desde 2017, hemos financiado 306 proyectos en 41 países, a través de pequeñas subvenciones y asistencia técnica, con un total de $1,571,969 dólares estadounidenses. Los fondos van directamente a comunidades, colectivos, organizaciones y gobiernos tradicionales Indígenas, para apoyar proyectos diseñados por ellos mismos y de acuerdo con sus valores. Con base en la Declaración de las Naciones Unidas sobre los Derechos de los Pueblos Indígenas, en Cultural Survival utilizamos un enfoque de derechos en nuestras estrategias de concesión de subvenciones para apoyar las soluciones Indígenas a través de la distribución equitativa de recursos a las comunidades de base.
Conozca a nuestros socios de subvenciones que trabajan para transmitir el conocimiento Indígena:
* Centro Jamii Asilia (JAC) - (Endorois), Kenia ([link removed])
* Tuteayen tse sungün - (Mapuche Wiliche), Chile ([link removed])
* Yimom, mujeres sanadoras - (Maya Tsotsil) México ([link removed])
* Asociación de Comerciantes del Parque Indígena Pataxó de la Aldea Coroa Vermelha (ACPIPA) - (Pataxó), Brasil ([link removed])
* Institución Agropecuaria San Diego - (Pasto), Colombia ([link removed])
* Asociación Cultural Indígena y de los Pueblos (ACIP) - (Lenca), Honduras ([link removed])
* Colectivo Runapacha - (Inga), Colombia ([link removed])
* Programa de Desarrollo de los Pueblos Ogiek - (Ogiek), Kenia ([link removed])
* Asociación de Pueblos Karão Jaguaribaras - (Karão Jaguaribaras), Brasil ([link removed])
* Kimi Ndii - (Mixteco), México ([link removed])
* Organización Regional De Pueblos Indígenas del estado Zulia (ORPIZ) - (Wayuu), Venezuela ([link removed])

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