How can environmental impact assessments respect indigenous peoples' rights?
Environmental impact assessments (EIAs) are tools to evaluate the potential effects of a proposed project or policy on the environment and society. However, EIAs often overlook or ignore the rights, interests, and knowledge of indigenous peoples, who are among the most affected by environmental changes. How can EIAs respect indigenous peoples' rights and ensure their meaningful participation and consent in decision-making processes? Here are some key principles and practices to consider.
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