July 2024 – Indigenous Information Network

Certificate of Recognition Awarded by United Nations Human Rights Prize

We are honored to announce that we have been awarded a Certificate of Recognition by the United Nations Human Rights Prize for our significant contributions to the global campaign for the Universal Recognition of the Right to a Clean, Healthy, and Sustainable Environment. This award recognizes our dedicated efforts alongside civil society, Indigenous peoples, social […]

FOOD SOVEREIGNTY IN MAASAI, SAMBURU AND POKOT COMMUNITIES IN RELATION TO THEIR TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE.

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In Maasai community, food sovereignty relates to the preservation and utilization of traditional knowledge in food production, as well as the autonomy and self-determination of the Maasai people in managing their food systems. The Maasai community has a deep understanding of their local ecosystems and traditional agricultural practices, which have been developed and refined over

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