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    Inclusion of indigenous peoples indevelopment and poverty

    reduction strategies

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    Contet!

    Indigenous peoples ecluded fromdevelopment efforts

    "evelopment efforts #aving#armful impact on indigenouspeoples

    "evelopment not #aving desiredimpact

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    $amples of policy development!

    Agency Policy Main issues

    %orld &an' (" ).*+. ,1991-(P ).1+ ,*++-

    ree 0 prior informed consultation

    Indigenous Peoples Plan/Planning ramewor'

    "anida ational strategy,199)-

    ational strategy

    ,*++)-

    2ligned wit# C169! ITPs to control t#eir owndevelopment pat#

    3ultifaceted! int. processes4 bi5 0 multi5 lateral

    cooperation4 direct support to ITPs4 trade

    "P Practice note onengagement,*++1-

    Promote IP participation in decision5ma'ing4 co5eistence4 capacity5building for policy c#ange

    3ainstream wit#in "P

    2"& 2"& policy onindigenous

    peoples ,1997-

    8ecognise vulnerability 0 provide opportunities.o negative impact and compensation

    Indigenous Peoples "evelopment Plan

    $ Council8esolution,1997-

    $n#ance rig#t 0 capacity to self5development

    8ig#t to ob:ect to pro:ects

    Integrate as cross5cutting concern

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    3a:or trends!

    rom ;do5no5#arm< to rig#ts5basedapproac#es

    Partners#ips

    =ocated wit#in broader framewor' of#uman rig#ts4 poverty reduction4 goodgovernance4 environmental protection

    3ainstreaming wit#in agencies

    acilitation of dialogue/policy dialogue

    Consultation 0 participation

    8esponding to ITPs> needs and priorities

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    Poverty 8eduction ?trategies

    Introduced in 1999 by %orld &an' and I3 2pplied in approimately @+ countries

    2re supposed to be!

    Country5driven 8esults5oriented

    Compre#ensive

    Partners#ip5oriented

    =ong5term

    In line wit# Romeand Paris Declarations

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    8ome 0 Paris "eclarations! AarmoniBationand 2id $ffectiveness

    "etermined wit#in #ig#5level meetings oft#e ($C"/"2C ,*++5-

    Practically all bi5 and multi5 lateral agenciesand developing countries #ave agreed toad#ere to t#ese principles

    In line wit# reform

    ully operational from *+1+

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    3ain principles

    Principle: Goal:

    Ownership "eveloping countries eercise strong and effective

    leaders#ip over t#eir development policies and plans

    Alignment "onors base t#eir support on developing countries> own

    policies4 strategies and systems

    Harmonisation "onors coordinate t#eir activities and minimise t#e cost ofdelivering aid

    Managing forresults

    "eveloping countries and donors orient t#eir activities toac#ieve t#e desired results4 using information to improve

    decision5ma'ing

    Mutualaccountability

    "onors and developing countries are accountable to eac#ot#er for progress in managing aid better and in ac#ieving

    development results

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    P8?P! 3ain elements 0 entry points

    PRSP mainelements Potential entry points for indigenous peoples

    Participatory

    process

    ?pecific and appropriate consultations4 t#roug#

    representative organiBations. 8eflection of needsand priorities. Participation in implementation 0

    monitoring.

    Poerty diagnostics "iversified poverty profiles4 reflecting diversifiedperceptions of poverty and well5being 0 needs

    and priorities

    Priorities for

    macroeconomic!structural

    and social policies

    2ddress structural factors leading to pauperiBation4

    e.g.4 access to land and resourcesD adeEuateeducation and #ealt# services t#at consider cultural

    and linguistic features.

    "argets! indicators!monitoring and

    ealuation

    ?pecific goals and targets for indigenous peoplesDmec#anisms for participation in monitoring and

    evaluation.

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    indings of I=( researc#

    Aspect ofparticipation

    #ambodia #ameroon $epal

    %nformation flow ot at all ?ome ?ome

    Participatione&perience

    one ?ome ?ome

    Poerty diagnostics ot at all ot at all ?ome

    'udget(ma)ingprocess

    ot at all ot at all ?ome

    Poerty monitoring (ne specific

    indicator

    o o

    Mainstreaming ofparticipation

    o o 3ec#anismsbeing defined

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    "etermining factors for participation

    T#e institutional capacity of indigenouspeoples

    T#e eistence of national legislative and

    policy framewor's

    T#e capacity of concerned governmentinstitutions

    T#e operationaliBation of institutionalpolicies of international agencies

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    8eEuirements for participation

    ?pecial efforts and long5term commitment of allactors

    ocus on capcity5building

    Public information strategy4 targetingindigenous peoples

    2n outcome5oriented action plan forparticipation in prioritiBation and policy5ma'ing4implementation4 monitoring and evaluation

    Institutional arrangements for mainstreaming

    participation in governance structures 2deEuacy wit# regards to language4 timing etc.

    Fender sensitivity

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    ational legislation or policy

    (f crucial importance If not in place4 s#ould be developed

    wit#in contet of P8?

    8atification of Convention o. 169!?olid framewor'

    If reluctance! 2ddress as vulnerablegroups in t#e contet of overall

    poverty reduction and sector policies

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    Capacity of governmentinstitutions

    2ddress in t#e contet of goodgovernance

    $mployment of indigenouspeople

    ?taff training Incentive measures

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    "onor policies

    o co#erent implementation ocus on small5scale/specific

    interventions

    ot applied in overallpolicies/programmes

    %orld &an' Policy not applied to P8?processes

    Compulsory procedural steps $stablis#ment of coordination groups

    Training of staff

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    "ata and indicators

    ail to capture specificities of indigenous peoples> realsituation and perceptions of poverty and well5being

    Invisibility in national statistics Invisibility of internal differences

    Controversy over definition or terminology ,fluidity of et#nicidentity4 migration4 conflicts and wars4 lac' of legal

    provisions/political acceptance- =ac' of understanding of t#e importance of disaggregated

    data %ea' national capacities for data collection4 analysis and

    disaggregation 8esistance from indigenous peoples if t#ey are not

    t#emselves in control of data collection

    ?trengt#ening national capacities for disaggregation of data "evelop specific indicators 3onitor implementation of indigenous peoples> rig#ts All with full participation of indigenous peoples