UNDRIP 'IWI' ADVANCING UN GLOBAL AGENDA 2030 ACROSS THE LINE

The UNDRIP (UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People and the 2030 UN are deeply connected due to the 2030 Global Agenda’s commitment to ‘Leave No-One Behind’. Realizing Indigenous Peoples Rights as outlined by the UNDRIP which provides crucial guidance for achieving the UN Global Agenda Global Development Goals (SDGs). Over a 1/3rd of the SDGs have specific links to UNDRIP Provisions, that ensure Indigenous Peoples needs and priorities are addressed. Both the UNDRIP and the UN Global Agenda 2030 emphasize Human Rights and Sustainable Development, making the UNDRIP a Critical Tool for implementing the Global Development Goals Globally, Regionally, Nationally and locally at all levels in a way that they benefit Indigenous Peoples worldwide.

Key Connections include :- Both the UNDRIP and the UN Global Agenda 2030 are grounded in Human Rights. Commit to non discrimination of Indigenous Peoples, which is central to Indigenous Rights. The 2030 Global Agenda calls for inclusive, participatory follow ups and review process with Indigious Peoples participation, involved all levels of implementation- National Action Plans and National Reviews. Recognizing Indigenous Identity in Stats to assess progress for Indigenous Communities to make them visible in SDG Reporting
There are specific links to the UNDRIP. Several of the 17 SDGs of the Global Agenda 2030 targets contain provisions that are directly linked to the UNDRIP. The ILO (UN) Convention 169 for instance refers to specific goals that address agricultural production by Indigenous People as small scale farmers. UN Member States to integrate UNDRIP Principles into their National SDG Strategies and Plans. UN Member States to identify and use relevant indicators for indigenous peoples, disaggregating data to show progress (or lack thereof) in their communities

UN Member States need to integrate UNDRIP principles into their national SDG strategies and plans. Countries should identify and use relevant indicators for indigenous peoples,. Indigenous Participation- Indigenous peoples must actively participate in the implementation, follow -up and reviews of Global Agenda 2030 to ensure their needs and rights are central to the Global 2030 Agenda SDGs

In summary, UNDRIP serves as an essential framework for ensuring that indigenous peoples are not left behind… and are central to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda's goals .. therefore an equitable future for Indigenous People.
There is no agreed upon definition of the coined phrase Indigenous Peoples. The UN reports that Indigenous Peoples is defined by ‘Self-Determination’
The information share in this video is sourced directly from the UN and other official sources.
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