A caminho de um mecanismo justo de REDD: Reconhecendo os direitos e o papel de povos indígenas e comunidades locais na floresta amazônica BrasileiraLeading to an equitable REDD mechanism: Recognizing the rights and role of indigenous peoples and local communities in the Brazilian Amazon Forest

1 de janeiro de 2008

jan 1, 2008

Documento argumenta porque os povos indígenas devem ter o direito de participar efetivamente na formulação, desenvolvimento e determinação de qualquer projeto ou política de REDD baseada em suas terras e territórios.Paper says why the indigenous peoples should be a condition for participation in any REDD policy or program that the party implementing this mechanism recognizes and enforces the rights of indigenous peoples and traditional communitie.

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