In Conversation With Hindou Ibrahim

The transcript covers a discussion on the progress and challenges faced by indigenous peoples in international negotiations, particularly at COP meetings. It highlights the disconnect between funding commitments and actual implementation, emphasizing the need for indigenous knowledge and gender inclusion in decision-making. The speaker advocates for knowledge exchange among communities and calls for integrated frameworks to address environmental issues holistically. Despite challenges, there is hope for meaningful change through persistent advocacy and action.

What are the expectations from the upcoming biodiversity conference in Montreal?

What are the interconnected issues that indigenous peoples face regarding environmental rights?

How do indigenous peoples view the relationship between the environment and human rights?

What is the significance of traditional knowledge in combating climate change?