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4. Development and implementation of climate adaptation plans of indige- nous peoples, including watershed management, highlighting the activities of The Interethnic Association for the Development of the - indigenous women; that have technical assistance provided by the State and vian Rainforest – AIDESEP – acronym in Spanish, represents 35 are included in policies and national adaptation strategies and regional govern- WWF-Perú / Pérez Diego © years of articulation between 1,809 communities, with more than ments; which replicate the methodology validated by AIDESEP in the Cumbaza 650,000 indigenous men and women. These are organized into 109 Watershed with the participation of the Kedhwa women. local federations, 9 regional organizations (ORPIO, CORPI, ORPIAN, CODEPISAM, CORPIAA, ORAU, ARPI, COMARU, FENAMAD); which elect a National Executive Council every three years. Adaptation Plan focused on indigenous women’s role (Cumbaza replica)

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Conservation of agrobiodiversity, natural resources O1: Communal authorities and O2: Local and regional and ecosystem local population implement authorities, along with Executive management Team AIDESEP: services conservation measures for communities, implement natural resources and ecosystem environmentally sustainable - President: Henderson Rengifo Hualinga services agroproductive practices - Vicepresident: Jamner Manihuari Curitima - Secretary: Bernabé Impi Ismiño The main indigenous - Treasury: Sedequias Ancon Chávez Community O4: Bold community organiza- - Members: Esther Diquez Rojas and Nery Zapata Fasabi organization of Peru capacity building O3: Indigenous women carry tions implement early warning, with a gender equity out productive activities and prevention and response focus diversify food production systems to climate change Technical Team AIDESEP: events - Technical Coordinator: Roberto Espinoza - Team: Fermín Chimatani, Klaus Kicque, Jaime Corisepa, Esteban Morales, Marco Lescano, Rosilda Nunta, O6: Women, men and youth O5: Organized women lead Segundo Chuquipiondo organizations articulate to climate change adaptation - Advisory team: Esteban Morales and Alonso Córdova Institutionalism streamline climate change SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE SPECIFIC processes in their communities strengthening adaptation processes at locally This publication was made possible thanks to the technical and AIDESEP members include communities which form part of 64 nancial support from AIDESEP and also to the Norwegian Amazonian indigenous groups, which include: O7: Local and regional Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD), the Internatio- authorities prioritize the nal Climate Initiative of the Ministry of Environment and Nuclear MAIJUNA, , BORA, HUITOTO, , JEBERO, , Protection and construction/improvement of Safety of Germany (BMUB - IKI, for their German acronym), in KICHWARUNA, SHIPIBO, CACATAIBO, ASHANINCA, CASHINAHUA, improvement of community social infrastructure cooperation with WWF Germany, Colombia, and Peru. social and producti- in their budgets SHARANAHUA, CULINA, , AMARAKAERI, KECHUAS, ve infrastructure at AWAJUN, KAMPUPIYAWI, KUKAMA KUKAMIRIA, WAMPIS, SHAPRA, community and family levels CANDOSHI, YINE, YAMI MATSIGUENGA, YANESHA, , ASHENINCA, NOMATSIGUENGA, ESE`EJA, HUACHIPAERI, OCAINA, TICUNA, , YAMINAHUA, NAHUA, MURATU. © Diego Pérez / El Taller.pe

Indigenous Action and the Paris Agreement to Stop the Climate Crisis 1. The Indigenous contribution to meet Peru’s NDC, to reduce 30% of GHG Indigenous peoples persist in the global ght to curb global war- emissions through strategies of territorial ownership of 20 million hectares, territorial management and governance, development of Amazonian Indige- ming, for which we rely in part on Agreements (A) and decisions (D) nous REDD+ in 3 million hectares, the Indigenous-MRV as a territorial surveillan- of the Paris-UNFCCC, including: ce system, as well as the Indigenous economy for Full Life within standing forest • The requirement of "Climate Ambition D106c" where we provide will be impossible if the state does not stop the drivers of deforestation in partnership with indigenous peoples. As the climate crisis worsens, we, the indigenous peoples, have 15 million hectares of forest. knowledge, “Cosmovision”, experiences and proposals for mitiga- • The demand for "greater emission reductions in the NDC-A17" (Na- 2. Implementation of the Amazonian Indigenous REDD+ (RIA) as a national tion and adaptation measures to stop and overcome the greatest tionally Determined Contributions for mitigation and adaptation to program, using the DS 007-2016, with public as well as cooperation funds, in 12 threat in history, for all forms of life, and feel our voices can and climate change) containing the mega-drivers. areas of more than 3 million hectares, including 08 communal reserves (Ama- should be heard by global key actors. • The "Increase of the NDC without regression-A4.3" to change rakaire, Sira, Matsiguenga, Ashaninka, Airo Pai, Huimeki, Tuntanain, Chayu Nain) Extractive practices. as well as on the lake Imiria, the Angaiza grant, Yurilamas community, and the • The "Coherence of NDC-D27.31" which supposes the transition out Awajun Corridor. Deforestation rates in indigenous territories are often minor of Extractive practices. compared to those found outside them: in Bolivia 2.8 times, 2.5 times Brazil and twice in Colombia. “The indigenous © Diego Pérez / El Taller.pe • The reference to "holistic management-D136" that we apply in people with territorial management. AIDESEP: Amazon Indigenous REDD+ in Peru for 3 million hectares (DS 007-2016) legal rights, can • The "Integrated Approach mitigation-adaptation-D55” applicable guarantee the in the Amazonian Indigenous Redd+. REGION ORGANIZATIONS TERRITORIES HECTARES survival of forest for “The ancient • "Redd + beyond carbon and market-D55 ' already present in the everybody and wisdom of the Amazonian Indigenous Redd +. forever”. indigenous peoples • The application of the "Respect for Rights of Indigenous Peoples" is the source of mentioned in the prologue. solutions to the • The "Platform of traditional knowledge-D136” which empowers climate crisis”. indigenous women. • Indigenous initiatives in the area "NAZCA -D121" (Zone for Climate 3. Working towards a Full Life Indigenous Economy as an alternative to Action of Non-Governmental actors), non-governmental in the COP. extractive activities and the climate crisis are based on permanent productive • Demand for "Balance between mitigation and adaptation-A9.4" diversi cation; holistic balance approach between community, nature and • The application of the "productive diversi cation-D28" to change culture; to meet needs and achieve better quality of life; reproducing knowledge the extractive model. and identities of peoples, ensuring collective and individual rights and equal Global action out of indigenous territorial action: bene t between the dierent actors. An Indigenous economy that respects four proposals reciprocal relationships, that articulates the national supply of quality agricultu- ral-forestry products, aquaculture products, bio-industries, experiential tourism, The Peruvian Amazon covers more than 70 million hectares, it is the added value to non-timber and timber production. second largest area of the Amazon and the fourth of the world's tropical forests. The Indigenous Peoples, organized in AIDESEP, have made it our mission to keep it alive, because the forests, territories and peoples are one single unit. We present our 4 proposals, which we have been implementing and we invite alliances in all directions.