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Coordinadora de Comunidades y Asociaciones por el Desarrollo Integral del Pueblo Ch'orti (COMUNDICH) (view source)
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|Name=Coordinadora de Comunidades y Asociaciones por el Desarrollo Integral del Pueblo Ch'orti (COMUNDICH)
|Name=Coordinadora de Comunidades y Asociaciones por el Desarrollo Integral del Pueblo Ch'orti (COMUNDICH)
|Link=https://www.facebook.com/Comundich-Comundich-109824909707768/
|Link=https://www.facebook.com/Comundich-Comundich-109824909707768/
|Type=NGO
|Type=<translate>NGO</translate>
|Country=Guatemala
|Country=<translate>Guatemala</translate>
|Current focus=Indigenous rights
|Current focus=<translate>Indigenous rights</translate>
Land use
<translate>Land use</translate>
Territorial management
<translate>Territorial management</translate>
Environmental rights
<translate>Environmental rights</translate>
Human rights
<translate>Human rights</translate>
<translate>Litigation</translate>
Advocacy
<translate>Advocacy</translate>
Forests
<translate>Forests</translate>
Environmental protection
<translate>Environmental protection</translate>
Biodiversity
<translate>Biodiversity</translate>
Wellbeing
<translate>Wellbeing</translate>
Food sovereignty
<translate>Food sovereignty</translate>
Food security
<translate>Food security</translate>
|Description=Coordinadora de Comunidades Ch’orti (COMUNDICH), or Communities for Integrated Development of the Ch’orti Region is systematizing legal claims by communities for recognition of their ancestral rights to their territories, developing a plan to strengthen a Communal Lands Working Group in Guatemala, and conducting research into the importance of the recognition of collective land tenure and indigenous peoples food sovereignty and security.
|Description=Coordinadora de Comunidades Ch’orti (COMUNDICH), or Communities for Integrated Development of the Ch’orti Region is systematizing legal claims by communities for recognition of their ancestral rights to their territories, developing a plan to strengthen a Communal Lands Working Group in Guatemala, and conducting research into the importance of the recognition of collective land tenure and indigenous peoples food sovereignty and security.
