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International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity (IIFB)
IIFB Statement on Agricultural Biodiversity PDF Print
Thursday, 20 May 2010
4.1.1 Follow-up to request of COP Decision IX/1
While the IIFB welcomes the collaboration between FAO and the CBD on the follow-up of the decisions of COP9 and other past COP decisions, it is important to bear in mind the primary responsibility of Parties to the CBD to ensure that these decisions are carried through at the national level.
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IIFB STATEMENT Agenda Item 3.4 – Post 2010 Plan, Targets and Indicators PDF Print
Thursday, 20 May 2010

The International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity (IIFB) wishes to provide some information to SBSTTA14 about proposed indicators on Traditional Knowledge, and also make some recommendations on this Agenda Item:

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IIFB Statement on GBO-3 PDF Print
Tuesday, 18 May 2010
We welcome the GBO-3 and thank all those involved in its production. GBO-3 gives the world a very stern message that biodiversity loss is continuing at an alarming rate and this will have very severe impacts on human well-being and especially on the poor. The GBO3 also provides some strategies on how to address critical biodiversity loss. We believe that one of the underlying causes of biodiversity loss is that biodiversity decision-making and management is not yet decentralized to the lowest administrative level (principle 2 of the Ecosystem Approach) and so local people are not given the opportunity to play the role they should in biodiversity conservation and sustainable use.
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The IIFB is a collection of representatives from indigenous governments, indigenous non-governmental organizations and indigenous scholars and activists that organize around the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)

E mau Ke Ea September 2010- Malama Haloa 3 from Malia N on Vimeo.

The September 2010 E Mau Ke Ea show features the Malama Haloa Event sponsored by Ka Papa Loi o Kanewai at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. In this months show Uncle Jerry Konanui shares his knowledge about kalo, planting styles, and varieties. For more information contact Malia Nobrega at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit us at indigenousportal.com

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