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Resource Kit on Indigenous Peoples’ RightsSecretariat of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous IssuesThis resource kit sets out how to identify Indigenous peoples, key elements regarding Indigenous peoples and development, including free, prior and informed consent and making the United Nations Millennium Development Goals relevant. This resource is useful as it refers to specific human rights provisions in relevant instruments.http://pro169.org/res/materials/en/general_resources/UNPFII%20resource%20kit%20IPs%202008.pdf

UNDRIP ManualAsia Indigenous Peoples PactDeveloped as an educational toolkit for community training and seminars to raise awareness and generate advocacy, the manual contains an overview of the provisions in the Declaration and modules on the thematic areas. http://aippnet.org/home/phocadownload/userupload/UNDRIP_MANUAL-FINAL.PDF

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous PeoplesE-Learning Series on International Frameworks that Support Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities, and Their Territories and Areas, Natural Justice, July 2012The module on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) seeks to provide insight into UNDRIP’s provisions and how they can be applied by communities worldwide. It provides background to UNDRIP, a detailed examination of its provisions and guidance for communities to recognize relevant provisions for application in their own contexts. It is one of the draft e-learning modules supplementing the toolkit for community facilitators on biocultural community protocols.

Methodology and workplan for the inititial phase of the PGA in Ecuador, for a participatory process to elaborate and agree on a road map for the further PGA process. (covers plan for June-August 2012).

This overview provides details on each of the four PGA pilots in terms of the objectives, management strucutre of the pilot and stakeholders involved, geographical scope at the country level, main governance issues identified and prioritized, as well as key activities planned for 2012.