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Economic, Management and Development
The IAF is a nimble and transformative U.S. government agency that invests in community-led development across Latin America and the Caribbean. They directly engage local leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs in underserved areas to create more prosperous, peaceful, and democratic communities.

Environmental, Human and Indigenous Rights, Management and Development
A global organization created by and for Indigenous Peoples that seeks to provide long-term solutions supporting Indigenous communities worldwide. FSC seeks to connect Indigenous rights, self-development, and sustainable resource management approaches to Indigenous Peoples forest-nature-climate-based solutions.

Economic, Education, Management and Development
CIELO contributes to the empowerment and strengthening of indigenous peoples and local communities , through the promotion and generation of companies and community ventures that are created from the use of natural and cultural resources found in territories in Mexico, based at national and international laws.
They foster the development and organization of small and medium-sized indigenous and local companies , promoting their strategies and sustainable productive (and cultural) processes, with an emphasis on promoting their commercialization and marketing capacities of the products and services they offer at a regional, national, and international level.

Cultural, Education, Environmental
The RMIB-LAC is a network of Indigenous organizations working for the preservation and transmission of traditional knowledge to protect biodiversity.

Cultural, Economic
The Network of Mapuche Tourism is a group of people who are striving to keep their Mapuche culture alive, through the offer of products and services.

Education, Environmental, Gender, Management and Development
The Indigenous Women’s Biodiversity Network (IWBN) was formed in 1998 during the 4th Conference of Parties (COP) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). The objective of the IWBN is to bring the issues of indigenous women to the forefront of international discussions while emphasizing the vital role they play in biodiversity conservation. The network facilitates a community of practice relating to the themes of this project- Indigenous Women, Traditional Knowledge, Policy, and Biodiversity Conservation. The network has members from all seven (7) regions of the world- Africa, Asia, Artic, North and Latin America, Pacific and Russia.

Human and Indigenous Rights, Management and Development
The Central American Integration System (SICA) is the institutional framework for Central American Regional Integration, created by the States of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama. Subsequently, Belize joined as full members in 2000 and, from 2013, the Dominican Republic. Its fundamental objective is the achievement of the integration of Central America, to constitute it as a Region of Peace, Liberty, Democracy and Development. SICA has as its fundamental objective the achievement of the integration of Central America, to constitute it as a Region of Peace, Freedom, Democracy and Development.

Education, Food, Management and Development
The Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance (NAFSA) is a 501 c3 non-profit organization that was officially incorporated in 2014 following two years of efforts to develop an organization and mission with input from hundreds of Native food producers and organizations. NAFSA was created to bring grassroots practitioners, communities (rural, remote and urban), and organizations together along with Tribal governments to share, promote and support best practices and policies that enhance dynamic Native food systems.