Announcements
Announcements
SEI’s Minh Tran discusses the E-Sak Ka Ou Declaration, emphasizing Indigenous People’s rights as a key component of climate action and conservation efforts.
Mr. Kittisak Rattanakrajangsri, Chair of AIPP, facilitating a group discussion of Thailand’s Indigenous Peoples. Photo: Lakpa Nuri / AIPP.
The E-Sak Ka Ou Declaration calls attention to the key role of Indigenous Peoples to (as well as the challenges they face from) climate change mitigation and biodiversity conservation programs.
A word meaning ‘gill of the manta ray’ and released ahead of COP28 last year by Asian Indigenous Peoples’ leaders, the E-Sak Ka Ou Declaration is a reminder of what remains undone toward upholding the rights of Indigenous communities.
Commitments at the global level to recognize Indigenous knowledge and protect Indigenous Peoples’ rights must also be reflected in regional and national policy frameworks, a new op-ed argues.
Project / SEI is working to develop a ready-to-use modeling framework to examine which set of measures ASEAN countries may take to reach their net-zero goals.
Past event / This visit marked a significant step in selecting pilot areas for implementing climate-smart technologies to combat climate change.
Past event / This meeting highlighted the collaborative efforts across various countries in advancing sustainable agricultural practices in the Lancang-Mekong Region.
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