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Grace Njeri
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Brazilian state to engage with Indigenous communities regarding carbon credit sales.
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Any steps in the right direction towards a cleaner future is what we all should strive to achieve so as to bring about change sooner.
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This move reflects a growing recognition of Indigenous rights and their vital role in stewarding vast, biodiverse areas.
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This is great step towards in ensuring that the issue of climate change is dealt with Sooner.
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indigenous communities plays a big role in conserving the environment thus their opinion matters
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This is a great avenue for the indeginous communities views to be heard and executed and most importantly their rights be respected.
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@joseph_githinji exactly, their rights are respected by consulting them
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Nice. This consultation is a significant step toward respecting Indigenous rights and ensuring that carbon credit schemes are implemented in a way that benefits both the environment and the communities safeguarding these vital ecosystems. Their involvement is crucial for equitable and sustainable outcomes.
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It's only right that they have a say in how carbon credits generated from their lands are managed and shared
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@dickson_mutai Indigenous communities have long been stewards of their land, and it's essential that they have control over decisions impacting their territories. Including them in carbon credit schemes ensures fairness and acknowledges their critical role in environmental conservation.
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This is a positive step towards recognizing their rights and involvement in environmental conservation. It is essential to ensure that their voices are heard and that they receive fair compensation for their contributions to carbon sequestration.
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@walter_lungayi By involving them in carbon credit decisions and ensuring fair compensation, we can foster a more equitable and sustainable approach to climate solutions, amplifying their vital role in environmental stewardship.
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It's encouraging to see a Brazilian state consulting Indigenous communities on carbon credit sales. This kind of initiative is a insightful step towards respecting Indigenous rights and fostering sustainable practices.
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Interesting cooperation!
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By involving them in carbon credit projects, their expertise in land management and conservation can ensure the preservation of vast tracts of rainforest, which are crucial for absorbing global carbon emissions.
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@rashid_kamau A great involvement that will ensure a carbon free environment.