Recently published, a report on the situation of the tribes is a clear situation of imbalance. Although the local tribes are only six percent of the world’s population, they protect the remaining 5 percent of the planet’s biodiversity. Nevertheless, less than one percent of the international climate financing comes to its part.
The report provided a restrained evaluation of climate action, which not only mentions its lack of urgentness, but also reduces the decrease equally.
With the consent of the people of the tribes, from the presence of the tribes, local communities have been excluded from climate solutions from climate solutions. Although they are the most affected by them, displaced and they are also deprived of the resource for action.
Hindo Omarou Ibrahim, president of the permanent forum on the issue of the UN tribal issue, writes, “Although we are unevenly influenced by the climate crisis, we are not influenced by the tribes.”
“We are promising to maintain the natural balance of the planet for the sponsor of the natural world and future generations.”
This report, under the supervision of the United Nations, includes local leaders, researchers and the World Health Organization (WHO). It presents examples of study, data and lifestyle experiences of seven different regions around the world.
Modern problems, ancient solutions
The report requested to make a huge change in the manner of understanding and respecting tribes. It should be re -presented as a “traditional thayat” or popular as a scientific and technical knowledge.
The authors argued that the local knowledge system, “stands for the test of time and their procedures have been proven to be effective”. These systems are based on a direct relationship with the ecosystem that is helpful to maintain life for thousands of years.
For example, PeruA Kuchua community in Ayccho has recovered the practice of water saving and harvesting practices in the face of shrinking glaciers and droughts.
These measures have become part of the climate cycle conservation in Old World and now the Coasterioca farmers are being divided as a model of southern-south climate cooperation.
Somalia, Oral Traditions are considered as environmental laws. The report has examples of cultural values, such as the ban on cutting some types of trees (Gurmo Go’an). It has been presented as proof of environmental rules in generation knowledge, which was transferred to future generations as proverbs, stories and restrictions instead of policy letters.
Likewise, Mexico Comcaccles There are environmental and marine knowledge in the language. Mousni Ophia (where the green turtles gather) and Toson E Ihikat (where pelvic eggs incubatet) act as living data points. The report emphasizes that these are “important to their existence”.
Green solutions without consulting
The report also states that where the future of world renewable energy is taking the future, many tribes are not climate partners, but these solutions are indirect loss due to these solutions.
Hindo Omar Ibrahim writes, “The accused green solutions often present a major crisis as a climate crisis in front of the local people.”
America In many countries, forest conservation carbon offset projects have also been applied without advice on land, which leads to environmental erosion and deprived of financial benefits.
The entire report warns that if the climate system is implemented in the center of the local people, the same drainage and bypassing systems will be repeated, which was actually the cause of this crisis.
Climate change is also a health crisis
The report also includes a chapter approved by the WHO, which explains the effects of climate -related issues to the tribal community to affect the social, cultural and spiritual life.
In the articlesTemperature changes, wildlife migration and weather tendencies, hunting and crop collection of crops are being disrupted. These obstacles are causing various tensions and food protection is in danger.
Indigenous women are suffering from climate change and a combination of health. For example, In East AfricaWomen are weaker for neglected tropical diseases such as cystosomiasis, lasmaniyas and soil-seminated helmiasis.
AmazonReduction of climate-motivated biodiversity reduces access to the traditional foods and medic bodies, which are increasing nutritional problems between pregnant and breastfeeding women and communities.
Stress emphasizes despite these challenges in the report. The communities are often applied to the root frost -adaptation techniques led by local local women and elders. These include the recovery of the Traditional Diet, Sharing Inter-Expedited knowledge and strengthening the harvest according to the new environmental situation.
Out of the decisionful role and allocation of money
Although tribes are being recognized in environmental structures worldwide, their role in the formation and implementation of the climate policy is still very limited.
Although important resources are being allotted to the world’s climate initiatives, less than 1 percent of it has reached the tribes.
The main recommendations of the report include the construction of the financial systems of local leadership, formal recognition in the local government system and the protection of data sovereignty.
The report warns that the exclusion and displacement patterns in the climate action will be repeated until these systems are changed, which weaken the local rights and global environmental goals for a long time.