Development Policies

 

Development Institutions and Agencies: Engaging with Indigenous Peoples

Many of key international financial institutions (IFIs) providing funds for development initiatives in the region have established policies to guide their work with indigenous peoples. The process of applying, monitoring and reviewing these policies is ongoing and reflects a long-term dialogue between IFI's, key development financing agencies and indigenous peoples. RIPP works to strengthen this dialogue through advocacy and training.

Indigenous Peoples' and The Human Rights-Based Approach to Development: Dialogue

The Philippines:  Baguio City, 4-6 November, 2005

Along with the Cordillera Peoples’ Legal Centre (DINTEG), RIPP held a dialogue on indigenous peoples rights, development strategies and existing policies of international financial institutions in Baguio City, the Philippines. The Asia Development Bank was a key partner in this dialogue.

The following papers were prepared for the workshop. The views expressed in them are the views of the authors and do not reflect the views of UNDP.

 

Human Rights-Based Approach (HRBA) to Development and Indigenous Peoples

In response to the development challenges facing indigenous peoples in Asia-Pacific, RIPP continues efforts to strengthen the application of the Human Rights Based Approach to Development (HRBA) by building greater awareness of the principles of the HRBA and its value as an advocacy and implementation tool to strengthen indigenous peoples’ rights and development.

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International Financial Institutions:  Policies Relevant to Indigenous Peoples

The World Bank Group

International Finance Corporation

Asian Development Bank

Japan Bank for International Cooperation

Inter-American Development Bank