PT: Connecting the Dots com FUNDOS INDÍGENAS (com PODÁALI, FIRN e IFIP)

EPISODE · Oct 7, 2024 · 48 MIN

PT: Connecting the Dots com FUNDOS INDÍGENAS (com PODÁALI, FIRN e IFIP)

from Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the Dots

Enquanto organização aliada dos Povos Indígenas, apostada em apoiar exclusivamente projetos de pequenas organizações de base, a Azimuth World Foundation tem tido a oportunidade de constatar de perto as inúmeras barreiras que as comunidades Indígenas encontram no acesso a mecanismos de financiamento para os seus projetos. Esta é uma realidade alarmante, tendo em conta os enormes desafios que as comunidades Indígenas um pouco por todo o mundo enfrentam.Que perante este panorama, apenas 0,6% das doações de fundos globais cheguem às comunidades Indígenas é avassalador e exige uma reflexão profunda. Este número foi divulgado num relatório recentemente comissionado pela International Funders for Indigenous Peoples (IFIP), uma rede de financiadores Indígenas e não-Indígenas, dedicados a apoiar diretamente comunidades Indígenas, e da qual a Azimuth se orgulha de fazer parte. Uma rede que está profundamente apostada num caminho de descolonização da filantropia. Um dos elementos centrais nesta procura de uma filantropia mais justa, eficaz e humana é o fortalecimento dos Fundos Indígenas.Os Fundos Indígenas são hoje uma realidade incontornável, e o seu trabalho merece ser amplamente reconhecido. E por isso, deixa-nos imensamente felizes ter hoje connosco Claudia Soares Baré, Diretora Secretária do Podáali – Fundo Indígena da Amazônia Brasileira, Josimara Melgueiro de Oliveira, Coordenadora do Fundo Indígena do Rio Negro (FIRN) entre 2021 e 2024, e Monica Wigman, que coordena a área de Fundos Indígenas da IFIP. Três testemunhos que temos a certeza nos ajudarão a compreender melhor a importância crucial dos Fundos Indígenas, muito particularmente no Brasil..Saiba mais sobre o trabalho dos Fundos Indígenas: 
https://internationalfunders.orghttps://fundopodaali.org.brhttps://firn.foirn.org.br.VEJA a versão em vídeo desta entrevista ou LEIA a versão escrita em Português ou Inglês aqui:https://azimuthworldfoundation.org/insights/entry/stories/connecting-the-dots-indigenousfunds.html.AZIMUTH WORLD FOUNDATION:- WEBSITE: https://www.azimuthworldfoundation.org- INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/azimuthworldfoundation- THREADS: https://www.threads.net/@azimuthworldfoundation- FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/azimuthworldfoundation- LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/azimuth-world-foundation/

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