20. NOV | Thursday

Time

10:00

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11:30

Indigenous Funds of the Amazon:

Results and Impacts on the Lives of Indigenous Peoples and Territories

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This panel presents the experience of the Indigenous Funds of the Brazilian Amazon as self-managed mechanisms for territorial governance and direct financing. Leaders from different peoples will demonstrate how these funds reposition financial flows, reduce intermediaries, and strengthen the political, economic, and organizational autonomy of Indigenous communities. Concrete results will be shared, highlighting the role of the Funds in transforming the architectures of climate finance.

participants:

Jonas Sansão

Fundo Indígena Timbira

Sandro Soares

Fundo Indígena Podaali

Francineide Marinho

Fundo Indígena do Rio Negro

Josimara Melgueiro

Fundo Indígena Rutî 

Time

14:00

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15:30

Trust-Based Philanthropy for Community-Led Socio-Environmental Solutions:

Perspectives and Lessons from the Global South

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This panel brings together Global South leaders to explore how trust-based philanthropy empowers community-led socio-environmental solutions. It examines how shifting power and resources to local actors fosters justice, effectiveness, and lasting impact. Through practical insights and successful models, participants will reflect on the challenges and transformations needed in environmental philanthropy to dismantle hierarchical dynamics and position Global South communities as drivers of their own sustainable development.

participants:

Oswaldo Alvizar Bañuelos

GlobalGiving

Roberta Lima

Fundo Elas+

Jaime Guillén Vallejos

Fondo Tierra Viva

Mahamat Saleh Tahir

Sahkal

Kazi Amdadul Hoque

Friendship