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|Description=Its main activity is the management of the forest area and family agriculture, there are few rural constructions for livestock management, being the raising of pigs and chickens an alternative to obtain extra money with which some special needs are satisfied. | |Description=Its main activity is the management of the forest area and family agriculture, there are few rural constructions for livestock management, being the raising of pigs and chickens an alternative to obtain extra money with which some special needs are satisfied. | ||
Revision as of 20:21, 17 May 2023
Organization name
Organizacion del Pueblo Indígena Nahua de Honduras (OPINAH)
Organization link
Organization type
Groupe communautaire
Country
Current focus/area
Gestion territoriale Droits environnementaux Agriculture Forêts Droits des peuples autochtones Sécurité alimentaire Bétail Indigenous knowledge and traditions
Description/notes
Its main activity is the management of the forest area and family agriculture, there are few rural constructions for livestock management, being the raising of pigs and chickens an alternative to obtain extra money with which some special needs are satisfied.
(alternative website)
Subproject Implemented Through the "Integrated Management of Natural Resources Program with Indigenous Peoples in Central America (PMRN)" Executed by ACICAFOC and Financed by the Ministry of German Cooperation through the KFW Bank
Compendium source
Signatory of the Peoples’ Summit: Climate Rights and Human Survival
Droits environnementaux Agriculture Forêts Droits des peuples autochtones Sécurité alimentaire Bétail
Indigenous knowledge and traditions +