Zehamono ´ar pyahyrehe, ywy tentehar Pinare – Thinking about our future. Participatory diagnosis for the elaboration of the PGTA (Territorial and Environmental Management Plan) of the Rio Pindaré Indigenous Land.

The result of a partnership between the Institute for Society, Population and Nature (ISPN), the Mainumy Association, the National Foundation for Indigenous Peoples (Funai), and with financial support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), this publication presents a detailed portrait of...

Awa ikukatyha rehe imarakwaha – Reflecting on good living Awa Guajá

It brings together reflections and analyses to support the development of the Territorial and Environmental Management Plans (PGTAs) for the Caru and Awá Indigenous Lands, with possible contributions also for the Alto Turiaçu Indigenous Land. Produced based on the ideas of "challenges" and "paths,"

Sociobiodiversity in the context of tax reform

The publication analyzes the evolution of the global development model since the 18th century, highlighting industrial, technological, and social advancements, as well as negative impacts such as inequalities and environmental damage. In the context of recent decades, the debate on change...

Community-Based Tourism

This publication brings together the synthesis and main results of the seminar "Community-Based Tourism: weaving networks and pathways," held within the framework of the PPP-ECOS in the Amazon. The material records the exchange of experiences between traditional communities, indigenous peoples, quilombola communities, and...

ICTs – Analysis of the Legal Situation and Implementation in Brazil

A report released by ISPN presents the legal situation of indigenous peoples, quilombola communities, extractivist communities, and other traditional communities, and the relationship of their areas and territories to the concept of ICTs. There are groups of people who have a strong connection with...