Newsletter 80
In this 80th (!!) version of the SWF newsletter we report about the big deception San Martin and Palmeras had to endure in Bogotá during a meeting with the Indigenous Affairs department of the Ministry of...
In this 80th (!!) version of the SWF newsletter we report about the big deception San Martin and Palmeras had to endure in Bogotá during a meeting with the Indigenous Affairs department of the Ministry of...
While we wait for the government to debate and decide about the ancestral land recognition, the people of San Martin de Amacayacu continue to orgnanize the community. With Raul Carvajal from the Colombian university UDCA,...
At the end of May 2018 it was time for a visit to Bogota again. Three representatives of Palmeras and San Martin de Amacayacu made their way to the National Land Agency (Agencia Nacional...
Step by step.. we are getting closer to the recognition of the ancestral lands of San Martin de Amacayacu and Palmeras as an indigenous reserve.. will you share our patience and keep up your...
In this 76th newsletter of the Small World Foundation working with the Tikuna indigenous community of San Martin de Amacayacu we give you an update of various projects currently developing in the community. There´s...
Slowly, we are gathering all required documents for the National Land Agency (Agencia Nacional de Tierras – ANT) to support our application for the ancestral land recognition of San Martin de Amacayacu and Palmeras. Hopefully...
Slowly, we are getting closer to the ancestral land right recognition for San Martin de Amacayacu and Palmeras, the two Tikuna indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon we have been working for for over...
At the end of April, delegates from San Martin de Amacayacu were present at the Encuentro Binacional in the Peruvian Amazon city of Iquitos with many other stakeholders, to talk about land management, nature...
The Small World Foundation continues to be busy and dedicated to our different projects. Most importantly, the recognition of San Martin´s ancestral lands as an indigenous reserve. The case has not disappeared, the National...
In this issue of our Small World Foundation newsletter, we give you an insight into how different projects in an indigenous community such as San Martin de Amacayacu can affect each other! Building an...