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Indigenous and local knowledge in the BES-Net Trialogues
Recognizing that Indigenous and local knowledge can guide biodiversity and ecosystem services policies, BES-Net Trialogues create space for dialogue between Indigenous Peoples and local communities, scientists, practitioners, and policymakers to help build inclusive, locally appropriate policies and conservation actions.
UNESCO-LINKS works closely with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and country partners to mainstream Indigenous and local knowledge in the BES-Net Trialogue process.
Malawi National Trialogue
BES-Net Team