61. Earthprint.com - Environmental Books And Publications From UNEP And Key Internat In March 1998 leaders and regional representatives from 29 indigenous groups thatcomprise the russian Association of indigenous peoples of the North (RAIPON http://www.earthprint.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=25462&prmenb

62. :: Ez2Find :: Indigenous People News and Media (0) Pacific Islanders (40) russian Arctic and Aboriginal Connections An indigenous peoples Web Directory - Site Info - Translate - Open http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Society/Ethnicity/Indigenous

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63. Links - Nature Conservation Web Sites nl Arctic peoples Alert Area of work European boreal forest, russian boreal forest,pollution, indigenous peoples, national legislation, international policy. http://www.wwf.ru/pskov/eng/links/org.htm

Subscribe Volume 20, January - March 2004 Volume 19, November-December 2003 Volume 18, July-October 2003 ... Add site! links are registered in the alphabetical order www.akborealforest.org Alaska Boreal Forest Council Area of work: North American boreal forest, forest ecology, climate change, certification and ecolabelling, indigenous peoples, forest industry. www.puk.de/AKRegenwald AK Rainforest Area of work: European boreal forest, tropical forest, restoration and conservation, pollution, consumption, indigenous peoples, multiple-use and community-based forest management, timber trade. www.arctica.nl Arctic Peoples Alert Area of work: European boreal forest, Russian boreal forest, pollution, indigenous peoples, national legislation, international policy. www.panasia.org.sg/nepalnet/apec/

64. Water Library - Indigenous Peoples: International Year Of Freshwater 2003 of the World s indigenous People UN Website with information on the Decade for indigenousPeople Language(s) English, Chinese, Arabic, French, Spanish, russian. http://www.wateryear2003.org/en/ev.php-URL_ID=5547&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=2

Newsletter Logo Media Corner FAQ's ... About How to get involved? - first steps - in your everyday life - in your community - at school ... - in the garden Education Corner - by theme Water library - by theme - by region Photo library - by theme ... - by region Facts and Figures - by theme Events calendar - scientific, technical - public awareness Water talks - proverbs - postcards - water, eau, voda ... - myths and stories Water Library - Indigenous Peoples Since the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, environmental and water-related conferences have often highlighted the role of indigenous peoples in their proposals for action – they detain a precious knowledge, and for centuries have been developing ways of living in harmony with their environment, and as such they have little by little been recognized, as major players in ensuring sustainable development at the local level. Yet indigenous people still have to struggle for their rights over the water resources they have been using and protecting for generations. For more information visit the pages dedicated to Water and Indigenous People in the Education Corner and the Facts and Figures sections.

65. Øyvind Ravna, Baretsregion The Culture, Nature And The People Of The North - Ra The book deals with the history and present of the Nenets, which is one of30 indigenous peoples of the russian Far North, Siberia and Far East. http://www.ravna.com/english/Default.htm

Nordiske sider Author and photographer Oyvind Ravna Are you interested in the Baretsregion. The culture, nature and the people of the north? Or do you search for information about history, present time, industries, reindeer- husbandry or indigenous people of the north. Or are you looking for professional photographs from the area. Or do you look for facts or adventures from hunting, fishing and wildlife in the Barentsregion. Then this is the right page for you. On the web page of the author, photographer Øyvind Ravnas home page «Barentsview» you will find a general view of his books, articles, scientific publishing and photographs. You may also look through some photographs from his Barentsphotoarkiv and some of his articles. At least but not less, here you will find the way to contact Øyvind Ravna for further information. At the moment we are sorry that there are very little text translated into English language. Step by step more of the articles will be translated. I any case, do not be afraid to contact by e-mail, fax or telephone. New book The Struggle for the Tundra.

66. Barentsphoto - Pictures Photographed By Ovind Ravna. photos of peoples and cultures, especially photos of the indigenous peoples of the theforest Nenets of Siberia, have facing the modern russian society and the http://foto.ravna.no/ipdefault.asp

Categories: Khanty Yamal Komi Komi-Izhma ... Nadym Indigenous pictures Indigenous pictures - Pictures photographed by Oyvind Ravna. Are you looking for photos from Siberia, Northern Russia and Scandinavia with focus on the Northern Culture, the Indigenous people and reindeer husbandry. All pictures may be bought and downloaded directly. To find a picture: You might not find all the images of a category following the category list (picture synopsis). We therefore recommend you to use the search bottom, too, to increase your possibilities to find the image you are looking for. Oyvind Ravna still has many pictures in his archive which do not appear on this pages. Please contact us if you do not find what you are searching for, and we will try to help you. S earch for pictures All images: Looking for the reindeers Date: 1998-04 A Sami reindeer herder, dressed in traditional skin clothes, is following the reindeer herd. Every spring, the reindeer herders cross the mountain plateau of Varanger Peninsula together with their reindeers.

67. Language And Occupation Of Indigenous Peoples these are mainly old and adult people. The district administration conducts certainactions to conserve the indigenous languages. A russianNanai dictionary http://www.gassi.khv.ru/MLG/h_03e.htm

Language and occupation of indigenous peoples Nanai and Udege languages are related to the southern branch of Tungus-Manchjurian languages. Currently, only 44 % of the indigenous population speak their native languages, these are mainly old and adult people. The district administration conducts certain actions to conserve the indigenous languages. A Russian-Nanai dictionary has been published, Nanai language lessons are taught by local broadcasts, and children are taught their native language in schools and kindergartens. However, Nanai families at home speak mainly Russian, though mixed marriages are very rare. Nowadays, as centuries ago, the basic occupation and main source of income of indigenous peoples is the utilization of aquatic and forest resources based on the commune system of ancient times. Five national communes are located in the area of GMFA, they conduct harvesting and primary processing of timber, hunting, building, fishing, crafting, trading, and providing municipal services. Unfortunately, the percentage of unemployed people in the area of GMFA varies from 46 to 52 % in the villages, because of the economic crisis in Russia.

68. Canku Ota - February 8, 2003 - Indigenous Peoples Of Alaska russian languages. There are reports of poison being applied to the tongues of childrenif they used any language other than English. The indigenous peoples http://www.turtletrack.org/Issues03/Co02082003/CO_02082003_Alaskan_History.htm

Canku Ota (Many Paths) An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America February 8, 2003 - Issue 80 Indigenous Peoples of Alaska Written by Chief Evon Peter A Publication of Native Movement I want to tell a story of the Indigenous Peoples of Alaska. It is a story seldom told, yet needs to be heard. The survival of Indigenous Peoples and the future of mankind depend upon stories such as this reaching the leaders and youth of the world. Our place as human beings in the world is out of balance. Through our greed, fear, and over-consumption, we have hurt many relationships between one another and our relationship with the earth. Our path as humankind needs to be altered to incorporate values of respect, unity, and balance. These Indigenous Nations, like many others in the past several hundred years, fell prey to the European Nations as they embarked on their process of colonization. Based on human greed for wealth and power this process resulted in the break down of relations between many Nations of human beings all around the world. This is the story of how colonization came to the Indigenous Peoples of Alaska. Alaska was being approached from both the east and west. The British, French, and Spanish were on their way towards Alaska from the east, already having encountered the Indigenous Nations of the Mayans, Incas, Iroqouis, Cherokee, and Navajo among many others. From the west, a Russian man named Vitus Bering was sailing towards Alaska from Russia. All this was around the mid 1700's.

69. Error 404 met with members of the russian Parliament, the Duma, and proposed the establishmentof an advisory assembly for Russia s indigenous peoples equivalent to the http://www.mst.dk/magazine/issue9/russia/text.htm

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70. Information Received From Indigenous Organizations russian ASSOCIATION OF indigenous peoples OF THE NORTH (RAIPON). 14April 1999 Original russian. Resolution of the coordinating http://www.unhchr.ch/Huridocda/Huridoca.nsf/(Symbol)/E.CN.4.Sub.2.AC.4.1999.3.En

71. |A.A.S.| Working Group Arctic And Subarctic on Methods and Approaches to Ethnography in the russian North , Max NGOs, Vienna,Austria 1998 (28-30 October) Conference on indigenous peoples and Ecology http://www.sub-arctic.ac.at/bauer.htm

Stefan Bauer M.Phil. Dept. of Social and Cultural Anthropology (Ethnology), University of Vienna, Austria Contact information email: stefan.bauer@gmx.at Biographical facts - 1990 studying geodesy at the Technical University of Vienna - 1991 - 1993 studying Slavic Studies with focus on Russian/ Ethnology, Social- and Cultural Anthropology as a second subject - 1993 - 2003 Ethnology, Social- and Cultural Anthropology/ Russian and Serbo-Croatian languages and Eastern European History as second subjects. Master thesis (2002) at the University of Vienna Topic: The Severnye Prostory. Content Analysis with focus on the presentation of indigenous cultures Research interests Russian Arctic and Subarctic, Siberia and the Russian Far East, Russian Indigenous NGOs, land use, Soviet ethnography and history Current work - Working Group Arctic and Subarctic: publication of the contributions to the conference "Siberia and the Circumpolar North, Contributions by Anthropologists and NGOs" (working title: Cracks in the Ice, Current Arctic Anthropology) Publications - forthcoming: article with Markus Hirnsperger about "Historical tools for corn harvest and their use at the beginning of the XX century in Southern Burgenland, Austria" (in German)

72. Indigenous Peoples Of Kamchatka by pioneers and inhabited by a very interesting people known as You will also visitan indigenous Even fishermen camp in private house with Banya (russian sauna http://www.kamchatkapeninsula.com/Indigenous.html

Visit the Indigenous Peoples of Kamchatka Four itineraries available: #401. Visiting indigenous Reindeer Herders SEASON: August 1 st - September 15 th This memorable adventure offers you a chance to meet the Evens- one of the four indigenous peoples of Kamchatka- and to get acquinted with their traditional lifestyle and culture. These people live much as their ancestors hundreds or thousands of years ago did. They subsist off the land, fishing, hunting and raising reindeer for food. They are also expert carvers, working in wood, ivory and bone. On this trip you will travel with the Evens as they follow the reindeer herd, relocating their camp every few days as the movement of the herd dictates. 9-DAY ITINERARY Day 1. Arrival in PK. Transfer from airport to hotel. City tour with a visit to the local museum. Meet your guide and prepare for the trip. Day 2. Excursion on Avacha Bay by boat, sea-fishing included. Accommodation in hotel in Paratunka. Bathing in pool with thermal hot water. Day 3.

73. Links - Fourth World indigenous peoples of the russian North, Siberia and Far East. Oxana Kharuchi s Nenetspage. USA. Northern Plains Indian Law Center. University of North Dakota. http://www.uit.no/ssweb/links/4ww3.htm

Home Languague- and Culture Law Science ... English Links - The Fourth World United Nations United Nations (UN) UN's Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Global First Peoples Worldwide The ILO Convention No. 169 concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries Minority Rights International Arctic Arctic Council Indigenous Peoples' Secretariat (Copenhagen) The University of the Arctic - the future of higher education in the emerging circumpolar region International Arctic Social Sciences Association. (IASSA) The Barents Centre for Social Research Asia The Ainu Museum Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) Council of Aboriginal Affairs (Government of Taiwan) The International Clearing House for Endangered Languages Literatures and Materials of Ainu Language: for Learners The Foundation for Research and Promotion of Ainu Culture Australia DIMIA: Indigenous Affairs Government of Australias Immigration Department ASEDA: the Aboriginal Studies Electronic Data Archive Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Centre for Indigenous Natural and Cultural Resource Management (CINCRM), Northern Territory University.

74. World Bank Group | Indigenous Peoples | Approach Paper - Consultation Strategy groups of representatives of indigenous peoples associations, NGOs Approach Paperfrom indigenous organizations and Africa, and the russian Federation, where http://lnweb18.worldbank.org/ESSD/sdvext.nsf/63ByDocName/PoliciesApproachPaper-C

Contact Us Help/FAQ Index Search ... Topics Search Home Dev Topics Social Development Indigenous Peoples ... Policies Approach Paper - Consultation Strategy About Us Events Policies Approach Paper - Consultation Strategy ... Contact Us Site Resources Ask Us Print-Friendly Page Adobe PDF Reader Email this Page Approach Paper on Revision of OD 4.20 Indigenous Peoples Policy Consultation Strategy Background 1. The World Bank was the first multilateral financial institution to introduce a special policy for the treatment of indigenous or tribal peoples in development projects. The main objectives of the policy are to ensure that World Bank-financed development projects do not cause adverse impacts upon indigenous peoples, and that they provide them with culturally-compatible social and economic benefits. Currently, the World Bank is in the process of revising its operational policy on indigenous peoples (OD 4.20) in order to clarify certain aspects of the current policy and to improve future implementation. 2. For the above purpose, a Working Group was formed within the World Bank to revise the current policy, according to new policy guidelines. The Working Group is comprised of social and legal experts in the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group that supports private sector investments in developing countries. The Working Group has produced an Approach Paper which outlines a strategy and set of recommendations for revising OD 4.20. Currently, the Working Group is conducting broad consultations on the Approach Paper which will lead to the eventual revision of the policy.

75. WWF Working Locally With Indigenous And Traditional Peoples WWF has worked closely with RAIPON (the russian Association of indigenous Peoplesof the North, Siberia and russian Far East) and in December 1998 signed an http://www.panda.org/about_wwf/what_we_do/policy/indigenous_people/on_the_ground

breadCrumbs("www.panda.org",">","index.cfm","None","None","None","0"); WWF Working Locally with Indigenous and Traditional Peoples' : Russia What we do Climate Change Forests Freshwater ... Marine Policy Events Local peoples Macroeconomics Trade ... You can Help! Help ensure the Kyoto protocol - the world's main answer to combat climate change - becomes a success NOW. Traditional use of protected areas in the Russian Arctic Indigenous Peoples WWF Statement of Principles On the Ground Countries Related Links WWF Projects in Brazil Cameroon Canada Central African Republic ... Papua New Guinea Russia Soloman Islands Sweden Thailand Zimbabwe About 200,000 people from 29 indigenous communities inhabit the vast lands of the Russian Arctic and Far East and use nature in a traditional pattern of hunting, fishing and reindeer breeding. It was in this region that the Tkhsanom Reserve was formally established in December 1998 as a �Territory of Traditional Nature Use�. Covering an area of 2,180,752 hectares, the reserve is a zone of traditional activities by the indigenous Itel'men people, who today number about 2,400. It is estimated that 300 years ago, up to 20,000 Itel'men inhabited small coastal villages on the Sea of Okhotsk and pursued traditional subsistence hunting and fishing. Tkhsanom represents a form of protected area where traditional use, rather than being restricted to the indigenous communities who depend upon them, unites the interests of traditional users with traditional nature conservation. A similar concept, known as a �Resource Reserve�, has also been developed in the Sakha Republic (Yakutia).

76. GEO-2000: Chapter Two: The State Of The Environment - The Arctic - Social And Ec In the russian Federation, the russian Association of indigenous peoples of theNorth, Far East and Siberia is working to link 30 indigenous minority groups http://www1.unep.org/geo-text/0118.htm

UNEP Global Environment Outlook 2000 Next: Land and food Previous: The Arctic Contents Chapter Two: The State of the Environment ... The Arctic Social and economic background The Arctic is rich in natural resources. For several millennia, it has been home to people hunting off the land and ocean. The Inuit have lived and travelled throughout the Arctic for more than 5 000 years (Lynge 1993). Non-indigenous interest in the Arctic began in the 1500s with the search for shorter and faster shipping routes through the northeast and northwest passages. Although disputed by some, it is believed that the the American Robert Peary was the first non-indigenous person to reach the North Pole, in 1909. During the 1950s and 1960s, the Cold War dominated the region. By the late 1970s, the Arctic Ocean was one of the major regions in the conflict between the superpowers. Security concerns dominated. Economic activities also had their geo-strategic component in oil, gas and mineral exploration and exploitation. In the late 1980s, the Cold War came to an end and a new openness and cooperation began (CIA 1978, Samson 1997). Indigenous populations in the Arctic (Click to download image) Source: AMAP 1998 Total and indigenous populations in the Arctic. Some 3.5 million people now inhabit the region

77. UN Draft Declaration On The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples The summary for this russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www1.umn.edu/humanrts/russian/instree/Rdeclra.html

резолюцию 47/75 Генеральной Ассамблеи от 14 декабря 1992 года, пункт 12 резолюции 1993/30 Комиссии по правам человека от 5 марта 1993 года, пункт 6 а) резолюции 1993/31 Комиссии от 5 марта 1993 года и пункт   II.28 Венской декларации и Программы действий ( A /CONF.157/23), доклад Рабочей группы по коренным народам о работе её двенадцатой сессии ( E / CN .4/ Sub .2/1994/30 и Corr .1), в частности общие замечания по проекту декларации и рекомендации, содержащиеся соответственно в главаѠII и IX указанного доклада, теѠнический обзор проекта декларации, подготовленный Центром по правам человека ( E / CN .4/ Sub .2/1994/2 и Add .1), ЧАСТЬ I ЧАСТЬ II b ) любое действие, имеющее своей целью или результатом лишение иѠсвоиѠземель, территории или ресурсов;

78. World Area Studies Internet Resources Congress Country Studies Soviet Union (1989) russianWorld VoS russian StudiesWWWVL russian Far East; Siberia Sensitive Map of World indigenous peoples. http://vax.wcsu.edu/socialsci/area.html

Site developed by J. Bannister Recognition Awards Western Connecticut State University Department of Social Sciences WCSU List: World Area Studies Internet Resources Scroll down for complete list, or select by area: Worldwide Africa Asia Caribbean ... Other WCSU Lists Please report non-working links. Visual by Public Domain Images Worldwide Listings A. Krivenyshev's World Time Zone Map: Worldwide Local Time HAB Software: World Time World Population: "As Of Now" WWWVL: International Affairs Resources International Studies Association Network Canada: International Development Research Centre CIESIN: Consortium for International Earth Science Information SEDAC: Socioeconomic Data and Applications Center Millennium Institute CUSD: World Religion Resources on the Web Galaxy: World Communities Suite 101: International Development International Relations Yahoo: Country Listings CIA World Factbook and Other Publications Lib. Congress: Country Studies/Area Handbook Program United Nations Index U. Mich. Documents Center: U.S. Agency for International Development U.S. Peace Corps USIA: Response To Terrorism U.S. State Dept.:

79. Bank Information Center USA : Indigenous Peoples Tel +66 (0) 53 904037, Fax +66 (0) 53 277645 www.internationalalliance.org; RussianAssociation of indigenous peoples of the North (RAIPON)- RAIPON is a non http://www.bicusa.org/bicusa/issues/indigenous_peoples/index.php

BIC is not responsible for any 'sponsored links' that appear on this Google search. Indigenous Peoples Updates World Bank faces scrutiny of indigenous leaders as final draft policy is released Update includes final draft Indigenous Peoples Policy, indigenous concerns about a hastily planned WB legal roundtable, and information about a planned briefing for the Board on Free Prior and Informed Consent Read More BIC Update on the IDB Indigenous Peoples Policy, May 3, 2004 Indigenous representatives from the Americas met with President Iglesias on April 27 to discuss proposed consultations on an Indigenous Peoples Policy and Framework. Read More IDB and civil society groups discuss Indigenous Peoples Policy at March 2004 Annual Meetings in Lima Representatives from Amazon Alliance and other indigenous organizations presented a letter to IDB management proposing specific minimum steps necessary for a successful policy consultation. Read More Update on IDB indigenous peoples policy Indigenous Peoples Policy Profile mentions many of the key points indigenous peoples have been asking for.

80. PTS Project Persistent Toxic Substances, Food Security and indigenous peoples of the RussianNorth is a joint project established by RAIPON (Association of indigenous http://www.amap.no/Resources/PTS_project.htm

Resources / PTS project go back PTS project Persistent Toxic Substances, Food Security and Indigenous Peoples of the Russian North is a joint project established by RAIPON (Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North, Siberia and Far-East of the Russian Federation), AMAP (Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme), and GEF (the Global Environmental Facility). The AMAP Assessments have documented how persistent toxic substances (PTS) have a tendency to be transported to, and accumulate in the Arctic region. They also describe how Arctic ecosystems are particularly vulnerable to exposure to PTS, and why certain Arctic indigenous communities in Greenland and Canada have some of the highest exposures to PTS of any populations on Earth. A number of factors, among which the cold Arctic climate, lipid-rich food chains, and lifestyle of indigenous peoples, in particular their reliance on traditional foods, all play an important role. Preliminary studies in the Russian Arctic upto 1998 showed that environmental levels of PTS can be significantly elevated, however the data were sparse and many areas of the Russian Arctic were not covered in these studies. At the same time, as a result of economic changes in Russia, consumption of traditional food by indigenous peoples in the Russian Arctic increased. For these reasons, the Arctic Indigenous Peoples Organizations (Permanent Participants of the Arctic Council), in collaboration with the AMAP Secretariat, initiated, with financial support of the Global Invironmental Facility (GEF), the project

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