How Funding Indigenous Sovereignty Can Protect the Brazilian Amazon @RockefellerFdn
How Funding Indigenous Sovereignty Can Protect the Brazilian Amazon  @RockefellerFdn
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Indigenous Peoples and local communities (IP and LCs) have safeguarded the forest for millennia through traditional knowledge and stewardship, but they receive less than 1% of climate funding.

Health In Harmony (HIH) is bridging capital to Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendants, and local communities around the world, including the Guajajara community in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest. HIH is supporting the Guajajara with protecting biodiversity to enhance carbon storage, build water resource programs, and safeguard overall ecological health – advancing forest restoration and community well-being.
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How Funding Indigenous Sovereignty Can Protect the Brazilian Amazon

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