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Strengthening Brazilian indigenous peoples’ capacities to protect the Amazon Rainforest

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Capability & Capacity
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£199,658
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Brazil

Summary

Deforestation and illegal mining in the Brazilian Amazon is leading to biodiversity loss and threatening Indigenous peoples who live in and rely on primary rainforests. In the Yanomami Indigenous Territory–the largest swath of rainforest under Indigenous control in the world–the Ye’kwana people face safety and health crises caused by outside threats, primarily illegal mining interests, which also cause deforestation. This project will strengthen the capacity of the Ye’kwana people and their representative association to monitor and protect their forest territories.
 
Status Current
Reference DARCC063
Round 31
Start 01/10/2025
End 30/09/2027

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

Project Partners
Associação Wanasseduume Ye’kwana (Seduume)


Regions
South America

Countries
Brazil

Documents:
Download: Application Form - DARCC063 App - 29/10/2025