Exclusion of indigenous peoples from natural resource management

Name(s): 
Exclusion of traditional people from biodiversity conservation
Broader 
Unethical practices in natural resource management
Lack of common and local ownership over biodiversity
Lack of community involvement in environmental protection
Related 
Exclusion of women in environmental protection
Aggravates 
Loss of indigenous biodiversity
Lack of environmental conservation
Threatened habitats of indigenous peoples
Underdeveloped potential of community basic resources
Obstacles to community based monitoring of biodiversity
Exclusion of biodiversity factors in development planning
Aggravated by 
Illiteracy among indigenous peoples
Exclusivity in biodiversity sciences
Inequitable access to natural resources
Lack of indigenous environmental rights
Denial of rights to development for indigenous peoples
Neglect by research of natural resource product expansion
Inadequate management capacity for biodiversity conservation
Lack of community economic development models for biodiversity conservation
Inadequate access of indigenous peoples to international decision-making processes
Strategy(ies) 
Integrating indigenous knowledge on natural resources
Affirming indigenous peoples right to use their knowledge and experience in education programmes
Involving indigenous peoples in planning national policies
Applying culture-based knowledge systems
Expanding regional cooperation on concerns and participation of indigenous peoples
Strengthening role of indigenous peoples and communities
Consulting with indigenous peoples in sustainable development programmes
Improving cooperation with indigenous peoples on local environmental planning and management
Ratifying international conventions on indigenous peoples
Promoting alternative perspectives of biodiversity
Using traditional knowledge for agrobiodiversity conservation
Type 
(E) Emanations of other problems