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🌍✊ As many countries around the globe, Brazil and Australia, grapple with their past and present, fighting for Indigenous rights and our planet's future. 🌿 In Brazil, a historic Supreme Court decision has overturned the controversial "Marco Temporal" doctrine, safeguarding Indigenous land rights and preserving vital forests. But the battle continues in Congress with Bill 490, threatening Indigenous territories. Australia faces its own legacy of dispossession, discrimination, and injustice. The VOICE to Parliament Referendum offers a chance for change, granting Indigenous peoples a voice in decision-making. Voting "YES" in the referendum means embracing Indigenous wisdom to guide us through the climate crisis and closing the gaps of injustice. These struggles are interconnected with the global fight for Indigenous rights and climate change. Indigenous lands are crucial carbon sinks, preserving biodiversity. Let's support Indigenous rights and voices for a more equitable and sustainable world. 🌏🌱 #YEStoVoiceinParliament #IndigenousRights #ClimateChange #JusticeForAll

Guaranteeing the territorial rights of #IndigenousPeoples is one of the most effective measures governments can take to generate social, environmental and economic co-benefits for people and nature.

Cultural Valorization of Indigenous Peoples and Traditional Communities In an increasingly globalized world, the cultural appreciation of indigenous peoples and traditional communities is fundamental. These cultures, full of ancestral knowledge and sustainable practices, offer valuable lessons on coexistence and respect for nature. It is crucial to create relationship strategies that respect their traditions and promote the preservation of their cultural identity, ensuring that their voices and wisdom are heard and valued in our social fabric. #IndigenousPeoples #TraditionalCommunities #CulturalValorization

🔍 Explore WinPower, S.A.'s Insights on the Green Hydrogen Market in H2 Magazine 🔍 If you want to learn more about WinPower, S.A.'s positioning in the green hydrogen market and our organizational goals as well as some more in information on the European Commission's approval of our PtX Sines project, look no further than this month's H2 Magazine by AP2H2 - Associação Portuguesa para a Promoção do Hidrogénio! Discover our strategic approach and vision for a sustainable future and new energy solutions. This article sheds light on our commitment to pioneering clean energy solutions and shaping the hydrogen landscape. Don't miss the opportunity to better understand our initiatives and contributions.  #GreenHydrogen #Sustainability #Innovation #HydrogenMarket #H2Magazine #WinPower #WinPowerSA #H2Magazine #AP2H2 #EngineeringForANewEnergy #PtXSines Full article bellow:

Respect and Collaboration with Indigenous Communities In the business world, it is crucial to recognize the impact of projects on traditional and indigenous communities. These communities, guardians of ancestral knowledge and sustainable practices, offer valuable insights that can enrich our projects. Respectful collaboration ensures that both sides benefit, promoting development that respects the rights and culture of these peoples. By involving these communities from the outset, companies can create innovative and socially responsible solutions, contributing to a sustainable future. #SocioenvironmentalImpacts #IndigenousCommunities #RespectCollaboration #IvotyEnvironmental

Another great virtual seminar organized by the INTALInC-LAC colleagues! All you need to know about mobility and aging in three panel sessions.

Active listening in indigenous and traditional communities Active listening is a key element in working with indigenous and traditional communities. Often, their needs and concerns are ignored or misunderstood due to a lack of real dialogue. Implementing an active listening approach means not only listening, but also understanding and acting on the concerns of these communities. This means respecting their local wisdom, understanding their unique perspectives and working together to find solutions that respect their culture and environment. #TrueDialogue #ActiveListening #IndigenousNeeds

Empowerment and Inclusion of Indigenous Communities Including and empowering traditional and indigenous communities in development projects is a win-win strategy. Empowering these communities means recognizing and valuing their rights, culture and knowledge. This not only ensures a fairer and more equitable approach to development, but also opens doors to new perspectives and innovations. By adopting this approach, companies can lead by example, showing that corporate success can and must go hand in hand with social and environmental responsibility. #IndigenousEmpowerment #SustainableDevelopment #IvotyEnvironmental

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The 3rd meeting of the Task Force for the establishment of a Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty was held last week. One of the priorities of G20 Brasil 2024. Jointly with Jenn Yablonski and Annalies Borrel honored to have represented UNICEF that is actively participating and contributing to the discussions and studies. WHY? Worldwide 333 million children live in extreme poverty and 1 billion in multidimensional poverty, means deprived of their rights to education, health, shelter, water, sanitation, and nutrition.  148 million children under 5 years of age are not growing well because of chronic undernutrition (stunting) and 45 million are at high risk of getting sick and die because of acute malnutrition (wasting), while 135 million children 5–9 years of age suffer from overweight or obesity. Half of the children living in extreme poverty are in fragile and conflict-affected countries. Six out of ten children already living in multidimensional poverty are expected to experience at least one climate risk a year. Out of the 4 billion people without effective social protection coverage, 1.77 billion – almost half, are children. To realize the potential of social protection, national resources need to be invested to expand coverage progressively and inclusively. The Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, represents an opportunity to put children at the center of this agenda. Brazil G20 Presidency is committed to do so. Jenn Yablonski, Annalies Borrel Ministério do Desenvolvimento e Assistência Social, Família e Combate à Fome UNICEFUNICEF Brasil Natalia Winder RossiMonica Rubio