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About

Center for Indigenous Peoples' Research and Development (CIPRED) has been carrying out Indigenous-led research, documentation, publication, and evidence-based policy advocacy for securing Indigenous Peoples' inherent rights to protect, promote, recognize, and continue traditional knowledge, skills, cultural values, and customary self-governance systems that have been contributing for sustaining traditional livelihoods (food and economy), natural resource management, climate change resilience, biodiversity, and sustainable development. CIPRED has been involved in the layers of activities

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News & Events

Historic Conference on Traditional Healers (Jhakri Samellan) in East Rukum

Shyagya and Amchi Act Guidelines endorsed by Tsum Nubri Rural Municipality! 

Presentation of Mr Narendra Lama at the Conservation Connection Workshop

RESEARCH & PUBLICATION

CIPRED research on Indigenous Peoples' Collaborative Perspective on Carbon Markets – Nepal

CIPRED Publication: Indigenous Customary Governance and Livelihood in Conservation: A Case Study of Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, Nepal | Download

Now Available Online! Community Based Monitoring and Information System (CBMIS) Training Manual in Nepali

Now Available: Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Indigenous-led Research and Education, 2024!

Working Areas

CIPRED carries out research, documentation, and publication for evidence-based policy advocacy based on Community Based Monitoring and Information System (CBMIS) and Indigenous Peoples' Sustainable Self-Determined Development (IPSSDD) covering the following thematic working areas.

Indigenous Food and Economy

Conservation and Biodiversity, Natural Resources

Climate Change and Indigenous Resilience

Indigenous-led Research, Education and Development

Customary Governance and Tenure Rights

OUR PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS