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Annual Report 2025

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Annual Report 2025

Welcome to our Annual Report 2025, celebrating thirty-five years of Forest Peoples Programme

13 July 2026

A women speaking whilst people listen.

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Let communities lead: Indigenous voices on resilience, sustainability and allyship

Forest Peoples Programme (FPP) and Indigenous Peoples’ representatives from different countries co-organised a roundtable event at Camley Street Natural Park, as part of London Climate Action Week (20-28 June) entitled Enabling...

30 July 2026

Women in a wheat field

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Walking Together: What does good allyship with Indigenous Peoples look like?

On June 17, 2026, FPP hosted a webinar to further discuss what ‘good allyship’ involves, building on the launch of the Valuing Allyship report and discussions held at New York Climate Week in October 2025.    [youtube:...

21 July 2026

Beyond the intermediary role: What good allyship with Indigenous Peoples looks like

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Beyond the intermediary role: What good allyship with Indigenous Peoples looks like

Reflection on how to be the best possible ally for Indigenous Peoples has preoccupied us for years, with our understanding evolving through countless conversations with Indigenous collaborators, from the Amazon, across Africa to...

15 July 2026

Mapping Shared Territories in the Republic of Congo

In the heart of the Republic of Congo, a unique and transformative project is underway.  Baka and Bakwele communities are mapping their shared territory and building their capacity to advocate for their rights. Participatory mapping initiatives not only strengthen communities' land claims but also address the root causes of attacks and reduce their vulnerability. This work aims to foster equitable governance in a region where land rights and cultural preservation are at stake.

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Community leader sharing views from the ground on land tenure, human rights and palm oil certification

“What we are asking for is a guarantee that human rights will not be violated through these oil palm monocultures, and that normative frameworks require companies to respect human rights.”

Hear from a community leader and environmental human rights defender from the Colombian Caribbean, whose work is aimed at tackling the social, environmental and climate crises in Colombia and the world.

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