It must ensure:
🔹 Balanced decision-making
🌍 Frontline & Indigenous voices
🔍 Transparency & accountability

🔗https://pwyp.org/civil-society-letter-to-unsg-on-launching-the-high-level-expert-advisory-group/

#JustMinerals
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Read more by Edson Krenakat from Cultural Survival

🔗https://pwyp.org/beyond-economic-solutions-indigenous-principles-for-a-just-transition-amidst-the-climate-crisis/

💬 “We cannot build a regenerative future with extractive thinking. We need a new mindset rooted in respect and justice.” — Galina Angarova from the SIRGE Coalition.

Let’s centre Indigenous leadership & reciprocity in the path forward 🧑🏽‍🤝‍🧑🏽✊

🎥 ted.com/talks/galina...

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Minerals like lithium & nickel are vital for clean tech—but their extraction is devastating Indigenous lands & communities.

Galina challenges us: Are we regenerating… or just extracting in green disguise? ⚒️⚡🛑

#IndigenousRights

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🛠️ Explore the tool here 👉
afripoli.org/mapping-afri...

📢 Gain valuable insights into Africa’s strategic mineral partnerships and use this tool to advocate for equitable, sustainable resource management across the continent.

#JMA #JustMineralsAfrica

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🌍 APRI’s Strategic Partnerships Mapping Tool tracks 100+ mineral agreements between African nations and global powers.

This interactive tool provides key insights into transparency, cooperation areas, and the impact of these deals.

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« Ni le gouvernement ni les entreprises ne se soucient de nos voix. Nous, les autochtones, qui vivons sur cette terre depuis des générations, sommes persécuté·e·s pour l'avoir protégée », déclare Yurni Sadariah, représentante de la tribu autochtone des Paser.

« Les personnes les plus vulnérables de la société sont celles qui sont les plus touchées par le changement climatique », déclare Becca Dakini de @oxfamaustralia.bsky.social

« La communauté n'est pas seulement quelque chose que l'on fait, c'est quelque chose que l'on ressent, quelque chose que l'on vit. Chaque territoire est le début du monde pour les personnes qui y vivent », déclare Loreto Vasquez Salvador.

"Neither the government nor the corporations care about our voices. We, the indigenous people, who have lived on this land for generations, are being persecuted for protecting it." says Yurni Sadariah, a representative of the indigenous Paser Tribe

“The most vulnerable in society are the ones who are most disproportionately affected by climate change.” says Becca Dakini of @oxfamaustralia.bsky.social

"Community isn't just something you do; it's something you feel, something you live. That's why self and mutual care are so central to us...Every territory is the beginning of the world for people who live there." says Loreto Vasquez Salvador