…of actions on the ground, community-based monitoring systems have emerged as a valid and cost-effective component in pollution control. For example: Since 2016, indigenous reindeer herders and fishermen in the…

…and of elders and youths, both as knowledge-holders and as key agents of change, innovation and transformation. Significance of Target 2 for IPLCs “Biological and cultural diversity are not only…

…peoples’. IPMG. Available at: https://www.indigenouspeoples-sdg.org/index.php/english/all-resources/ipmg-position-papers-and-publications/ipmg-reports/global-reports/116-global-report-on-the-situation-of-lands-territories-and-resources-of-indigenous-peoples/file Pearce, F (2016) ‘Common Ground. Securing land rights and safeguarding the Earth’. Oxford: Oxfam, International Land Coalition, Rights and Resources Initiative. Available at: https://policy-practice.oxfam.org.uk/publications/common-ground-securing-land-rights-and-safeguarding-the-earth-600459  …

…and resources under secure tenure, including through: national legislation related to land rights; new forest tenure funds accessible to communities; new incentive mechanisms; and monitoring and reporting based on appropriate…

…strategies and action plans—both community-based and national—is essential to ensure effective post-2020 progress at national, regional and global scales. Significance of Target 17 for IPLCs Target 17 is important for…

…example, in Cameroon and Tanzania, they are monitoring land-use change and securing land tenure; in Japan and Vietnam, they are revitalising culture and language; and in Nicaragua and Hungary they…

…climate change impacts, and adaptation capacities. Governments and relevant actors should increase support for community strategies and institutions engaged in providing early warnings, monitoring, sustainable management, community conservation and adaptation…

…resources and sources of information. The benefits for IPLCs must be fair, equitable and realised in order to recognise and acknowledge their input. Free, prior and informed consent is also…

…place to implement customary laws and traditional knowledge for a more sustainable use of natural resources and lands owned by the community, including inland and coastal waters, and to successfully…