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IWGIA is a global human rights organisation dedicated to promoting, protecting and defending indigenous peoples’ rights. IWGIA follows and reports on the situation of indigenous peoples worldwide. Every year we publish a global report with detailed country The key drivers for change in IWGIA's work are docu*entation, advocacy and empowerment of indigenous peoples. IWGIA is a global human rights organisation dedicated to promoting, protecting and defending indigenous peoples’ rights. Since 1968, IWGIA has cooperated with indigenous organisations and international institutions to promote recognition and implementation of the rights of indigenous peoples. IWGIA works to empower indigenous peoples through docu*entation, capacity development and advocacy on Support our work to promote and protect indigenous peoples' rights by becoming a member of IWGIA and support our work with 30 euros annually. As a member you are invited to our bi-annual members meeting and you will be able to run for - and vote on - members of the board. We focus on defending indigenous peoples’ land rights, promoting inclusion in climate action and participation in local and div > .uk-panel', row:true} data-uk-grid-margin data-uk-scrollspy={cls:'uk-animation-scale-up uk-invisible', IWGIA empowers indigenous peoples to operationalize territorial self-governance and advocate for securing land rights. Read more Indigenous peoples worldwide face the direct consequences of climate change. IWGIA promotes the inclusion of indigenous peoples in global, national and local climate action. The future of indigenous peoples depends on their inclusion in processes that affect their lives. IWGIA supports indigenous peoples IWGIA shares news, alerts, briefing notes, studies, and reports made by our team of experts and partners. Once a year, IWGIA publishes a global report on indigenous peoples’ rights. Under the news section you will also find facts on indigenous peoples. Click here to view