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Indigenous led fund making eﬀort supporting Indigenous Peoples initiatives engaged in promoting and protecting traditional knowledge, wellbeing, rights and self – determined development.

10/06/2026

🌿 On June 6–7, Indigenous Peoples representatives gathered in Bonn, Germany, through the Indigenous Peoples Caucus (IP Caucus) ahead of the 64th Sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Bodies (SB64), strengthening coordination and collective advocacy within the global climate process.

Representatives from the seven socio-cultural regions exchanged perspectives on shared priorities, including climate justice, land rights, direct access to climate finance, Indigenous women’s leadership, and the full and effective participation of Indigenous Peoples in climate decision-making. These discussions contributed to the development of a collective opening statement presented at the start of SB64.

📸 Featured in this photo are members of the Africa Indigenous Caucus at SB64, including Pawanka Fund partner Gideon Sanago from PINGOs Forum (Tanzania) and Aeshatou Manu, member of AIWO-CAN (Cameroon), who joined fellow Indigenous leaders in advancing coordinated advocacy and amplifying Indigenous voices and solutions within global climate negotiations. 🌍✨

10/06/2026

🌿 Pawanka Fund participated in the 15th meeting of the Facilitative Working Group (FWG 15) of the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform (LCIPP), held from June 2–5 in Bonn, Germany, alongside the 64th sessions of the UN Climate Change Subsidiary Bodies.

The meeting brought together Indigenous Peoples, local communities, and government representatives to review progress on the 2025–2027 LCIPP Workplan, strengthen regional engagement, and advance collective approaches that promote Indigenous knowledge, territorial governance, and community-led climate action within the UN climate process.

As a key platform under the UN climate convention, the LCIPP continued to elevate the knowledge, practices, and solutions of Indigenous Peoples and local communities in addressing climate change. The gathering also highlighted opportunities for Indigenous organizations and community leaders to help shape the next LCIPP Workplan (2028–2031), ensuring their voices remain central to global climate action. 🌎✨

06/06/2026

🌿 Como parte del proceso de Mentoría y Acompañamiento de Pawanka Fund, realizamos una visita de trabajo a la Casa del Consejo Coordinador Nacional Indígena Salvadoreño (CCNIS), fortaleciendo los lazos de confianza, reciprocidad y aprendizaje mutuo que sustentan nuestro trabajo conjunto.

Durante la jornada desarrollamos espacios de mentoría para las iniciativas impulsadas por el CCNIS, así como la validación participativa de herramientas de mapeo, diagnóstico y evaluación organizativa que forman parte de LAN Pawanka. De igual forma, construimos de manera conjunta una ruta inicial de fortalecimiento de capacidades para 2026, orientada a responder a las prioridades y desafíos identificados por la organización.

Más que una agenda de trabajo, este encuentro representó una oportunidad para compartir experiencias, reflexionar sobre los caminos de fortalecimiento organizativo y reafirmar nuestro compromiso de acompañar procesos liderados por los propios pueblos indígenas.

🤝 Agradecemos al CCNIS por abrir las puertas de su casa y compartir este espacio de diálogo, intercambio y construcción colectiva.

05/06/2026

From the 3rd to the 5th, the Pawanka Fund participated in the Chanel Foundation event, where various partners gathered to discuss in depth how to improve their work and coordination in defending the rights of women and children in Latin America and the Caribbean.
This was an opportunity for Pawanka to share the importance of supporting Indigenous women as key agents of change, leadership, and innovation in addressing the social, economic, and environmental challenges of our time.

05/06/2026

🌿 En homenaje a la memoria de nuestro hermano y líder indígena Donald Rojas, se realizó el cierre del Taller Regional para la Actualización de la Estrategia Institucional del Consejo Indígena de Centroamérica (CICA), desarrollado en el marco de la reunión de su Consejo Directivo y con el acompañamiento de aliados estratégicos.

Durante esta segunda jornada, las organizaciones revisaron y enriquecieron la propuesta de actualización estratégica del CICA. Del mismo modo con apoyo del programa de fortalecimiento de capacidades de Pawanka Fund se desarrolló un ejercicio participativo para identificar capacidades, experiencias y desafíos compartidos entre las organizaciones miembros, permitiendo construir una ruta inicial de fortalecimiento para los próximos seis meses que contribuirá a la implementación de la nueva estrategia institucional y al fortalecimiento organizativo del CICA y sus organizaciones miembros.

✨ Un ejercicio de diálogo, reflexión y construcción colectiva orientado a fortalecer el trabajo articulado de los pueblos indígenas de Centroamérica.

04/06/2026

🌿 Del 1 al 4 de junio, en El Salvador, representantes indígenas de Belice, Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras y Panamá participan en el Taller Regional para la Actualización de la Estrategia Institucional del CICA.

El encuentro inició con un homenaje a Donald Rojas, líder indígena cuyo legado continúa inspirando la defensa de los derechos y la articulación de los pueblos indígenas de Centroamérica.

Durante la jornada, las organizaciones analizan desafíos comunes relacionados con los derechos colectivos, la defensa territorial, la gobernanza indígena, la biodiversidad, la participación política, el fortalecimiento de mujeres y juventudes, y el cambio climático, con el objetivo de construir una estrategia institucional que fortalezca la incidencia y el Buen Vivir de los pueblos indígenas.

Pawanka Fund acompaña este proceso a través de su Programa de Fortalecimiento de Capacidades LAN Pawanka, reafirmando su compromiso con el fortalecimiento organizativo e institucional de los pueblos indígenas de la región. 🌱

27/05/2026

Desde Pawanka Fund honramos la memoria de Donald Rojas Maroto, líder indígena de Costa Rica, fundador de la Mesa Nacional Indígena y defensor de los derechos de los Pueblos Indígenas.

Su vida estuvo dedicada a fortalecer la voz de las comunidades indígenas, impulsando procesos de organización, dignidad y defensa territorial en Costa Rica y junto a movimientos indígenas de América Latina y el Caribe. Su palabra y liderazgo sembraron caminos de esperanza para muchas generaciones.

Hoy recordamos su compromiso, su sabiduría y la fuerza con la que acompañó las luchas de los pueblos indígenas. Acompañamos con respeto y solidaridad a su familia, comunidades y seres queridos.

Que su legado continúe vivo en cada territorio que resiste, cuida y sueña por un futuro con dignidad. 🕊️🌿

25/05/2026

“If we want to have female leaders of tomorrow, we have to start with the girls of today.”

During the Africa Partners Exchange in Kenya, Samira Bendriouich from Amazigh Girls Matter shared a reflection that speaks to the importance of nurturing leadership from an early age. 🌱

Her words remind us that empowering girls is not only about creating opportunities for the future—it is about recognizing their voices, knowledge, and potential in the present. When girls are supported, educated, and encouraged to lead, entire communities grow stronger alongside them.

Supporting young girls today means helping shape futures rooted in dignity, confidence, and collective transformation. It is through them that new generations of Indigenous leadership will continue to rise, carrying forward culture, resilience, and hope. ✨🌍

23/05/2026

Today we honor the life of Carlo Petrini — a man who taught the world that food is not merely consumption, but memory, culture, identity, and resistance. Through Slow Food, he inspired generations to protect ancestral knowledge, defend biodiversity, and restore dignity to the hands that cultivate the Earth.

His vision reminded us that caring for the land also means caring for communities, languages, traditions, and future generations. In every seed preserved, every Indigenous food system protected, and every shared table rooted in respect, his legacy continues to grow.

Though his voice now rests, the movement he nurtured will keep flourishing across the world. 🌱

22/05/2026

Forced displacement is not only the loss of a home — it is the pain of being separated from sacred rivers, forests, songs, and ancestral paths. Yet even when communities are forced to move, their roots continue to live within them. 🌿

Indigenous Peoples carry memory, identity, and resilience wherever they go. In the face of emergency, families continue walking together, protecting their children, their traditions, and the wisdom passed down through generations.

At Pawanka Fund, we honor the strength of Indigenous communities who continue defending life, dignity, and belonging despite displacement and uncertainty. Because the spirit of the land cannot be erased — it travels in the hearts of the people. ✨

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