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The workshop strengthened the engagement of the indigenous peoples and traditional communities to the discussion on the climate in the COP30

The event will promote climate dialogues with representatives from all segments of the state’s PIPCTs.

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The “SECOND Workshop On the indigenous Peoples and Traditional Communities in Mato Grosso, and Weather it will be held in Lakeland on the 27th and 28th of may. The aim is to strengthen the engagement of indigenous peoples at the UN Conference on Climate Change (COP-a-30), in the city of Belém (PA), and other sites of this discussion.

The emergency of the climate, and the challenges related to the advancement of property rights, are the platforms that involved the whole society, and which shall ensure the presence of traditional peoples and communities, in a central position on the trade talks. In this way, the inclusion of these populations in the discussions is essential to the design of public policies and the funding of which is aligned with the climate justice at this year’s COP-the 30 will be held in Brazil.

The first workshop brought together 50 people from 12 different sectors of society of the state of Mato Grosso. Now, in this second edition, the programme will resume from the previous dialogues, and four tables on that deal with: a covenant of PIPCTs in an international campaign on land rights; strategies for coping with climate; a youth of traditional peoples and communities, and institutional spaces to be found. There will also be a time when focused exclusively on the discussion of the ANTI-30s.

Made up by the anchieta Operation (OPAN), Instituto Centro de Vida (ICV), and the Forum in Popular social and Environmental-of-state of Mato Grosso (From) the event has the support of the Covenant of the Waters, and the Centre for Alternative Technology, unity of the People and Organizations of Indigenous peoples of Mato Grosso (Fepoimt), and with the Weather, with the partnership of the Hotels on MT. The meeting is also a partner of the Institute for Climate and Society (iCS), pro-poor, and, Re:the wild.