Indigenous Peoples FPIC Protocols

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Table of contents

About the Authors & Acknowledgements4
Acronyms4
Preface & Introduction5
Section 1: Understanding our right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent 7
1.1 What is Free, Prior and Informed Consent?7
1.2 Why is Free, Prior and Informed Consent important?3
1.3 Free, Prior and Informed Consent in international law3
1.4 FPIC in international “best practice” standards11
1.5 FPIC and the rights of Indigenous Peoples in Guyanese law13
Section 2: Getting organised to defend our right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent16
2.1 Knowing our rights16
2.2 Establishing and demonstrating our customary rightst o land and natural resources17
2.2a Lessons from Indigenous mapping18
2.3 Community visioning and unity3
2.4 Deciding on how we will make community decisions and strengthening our decision-making systems if we need to20
2.4a Deciding what institutions will represent our people21
2.4b Deciding on our decision-making process3
2.4c Community consent protocols3
Section 3: Getting informed about the project3
3.1 Important information and where to find it3
3.2 Getting the right advice3
3.3 Making sense of the information with our communities31
Section 4: Reaching agreement and making sure it is properly implemented 33
4.1 Entering into negotiations33
4.2 Reaching agreement33
4.2a Legalising agreements34
4.3 Monitoring implementation and compliance34
4.4 Dealing with complaints and grievances35
Conclusion 3
Appendix 1: Websites with information on mining companies or Indigenous rights37

2010 Free Prior and Informed Consent Practical Guide for Guyana

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Date: 31 déc. 2010

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