Fazer-se ouvir, fazer-se entender ”“ atuação política interétnica da COICA nas negociações sobre o clima com a proposta de REDD+ Indígena Amazônico
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https://doi.org/10.26512/interethnica.v21i1.10589Keywords:
climate change, indigenous organizations, REDD , interethnic dialogue.Abstract
This article analyses how a pluriethnical indigenous organization (Coordinadora de las Organizaciones Indígenas de la Cuenca Amazónica ”“ COICA) acts in the international climate change negotiations sphere and make their voice heard in political arenas where non-indigenous rules and logical prevales and despite the limitations to stablish effective interethnical dialogues. For this purpose, the research conducted between 2013 and 2015 includes document and bibliographic review, as well as fieldwork in COICA’s meetings and United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP). The example presented in the article is COICA’s “Amazonian Indigenous REDD+” proposal. Indigenous representatives who attend the COP translate and mediate notions from their cosmovisions and non-indigenous worldview, in order to make their messages intelligible in such arenas, which aren’t built to accept such diversity. By doing so, they are able to influence decision-making processes and guaranteeing rights and benefits to indigenous peoples they represent.
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