In this course, you will learn to effectively communicate the importance of nature for humanity and for the health of the planet. This course is designed to help people who are not experts in the topic to integrate more effective communication skills into their work.

Are you an Indigenous representative looking to engage with the United Nations? Do you work with Indigenous Peoples and want to support them in their advocacy efforts? The United Nations Development Programme and Project Access Indigenous Partnership are pleased to offer a FREE self-paced introductory-level course on Indigenous Peoples at the United Nations. This course consists of three modules and brings together leading Indigenous experts who share their expertise on relevant multi-stakeholder forums and was originally developed by the Tribal Link Foundation.

Recording of the online Forum for the Implementation of the Capacity Development Programme on National Arrangements for Traditional Knowledge, which focused on achieving Target 18 and contributing to Target 16 of the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020.

Although there is a significant number of international legal standards protecting indigenous peoples’ rights, implementation remains a challenge. Additionally, violations of those rights threaten the integrity of many indigenous peoples’ territories and communities. This webinar series explores international and regional indigenous human rights frameworks and how they can be applied nationally using specific examples. It highlights the mechanisms through which indigenous peoples’ communities can better access justice.

This webinar explores ways of using social marketing and pride campaigns to exceed Aichi Biodiversity Target One. It explains how conservationists can utilize social marketing tools to move beyond traditional approaches to raise biodiversity awareness. The session features examples of the effectiveness of Pride Campaigns in supporting conservationists to implement NBSAPs.