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¿QUÉ ES LA COORDINADORA DE MUJERES LÍDERES TERRITORIALES DE MESOAMÉRICA DE LA AMPB?
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Nacemos del proceso de formación de liderazgos territoriales, en el marco de la agenda de la AMPB. La creación de esta estructura de mujeres se da con el fin de proyectar y dialogar en los espacios de incidencia más relevantes de la agenda política ambiental sobre las amenazas, retos y desafíos particulares que enfrentamos las mujeres indígenas y comunitarias por la defensa del territorio, los recursos naturales, el bosque y la cultura; así como también para proponer soluciones de inclusión de las mujeres en las políticas ambientales vinculadas a sus derechos territoriales.
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ACHIEVEMENTS
The territorial women leaders of Mesoamerica are:
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Protecting the world's last remaining tropical forests.
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Leading climate change mitigation and adaptation processes.
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Creating solutions from nature and our communities.
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We have achieved the participation of women in political spaces related to our territories, capacity building (technical, political, business); influencing public policies related to megaprojects, REDD+, FLEGT, climate change, safeguards, justice, equity, forestry incentives, and the implementation of the Mesoamerican Fund for the Strengthening of Indigenous and Community-Based Women's Business Capacities (FOMUJER).
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OUR LINES OF WORK
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Capacity building of indigenous women and local communities in Mesaomérica.
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To make visible the impact of losses and damages to women and their livelihoods, indigenous peoples and local communities in Mesoamerica due to climate change.
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Rescue of traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples and local communities.
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CHALLENGES
Positioning of the #ResilientWomen initiative, as a proposal linked to the Warsaw Mechanism, to make visible adaptation and mitigation initiatives managed by indigenous women and grassroots communities, to promote dialogue and reflection among actors from various regions of the world on opportunities to address the losses and damages caused by climate change from a comprehensive, inclusive and equitable vision.
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MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS
- Grassroots women of REDMOCAF / Mexico
- ACOFOP's grassroots women / Guatemala
- Grassroots women of the National Alliance of Organizations (Alianza Nacional de Organizaciones
- Community of Guatemala / Guatemala
- Miskito Women of MASTA / Honduras
- Grassroots women of FEPROAH / Honduras
- Territorial Government of Mayangna Women / Nicaragua
- Miskito Women of Nicaragua / Nicaragua
- RIBCA Women's Coordinating Committee / Costa Rica
- Asociación de Mujeres Artesanas Indígenas Emberá (AMARIE) / Panama
- Kábata Könana Women's Association / Costa Rica
- Guna Bundorgan Women's Association / Panama
- BLIMAT - Miskito Women of Brus Laguna / Honduras
- Community Forestry Network of Guatemala Utz Che' / Guatemala
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