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Impacts of climate change to the livelihoods of Indigenous Peoples in Sahel (Africa)

  • Aeroport de Paris-Le Bourget 180 Esplanade de l’Air et de l’Espace, 93350. Paris France (map)

Organizers: Tin Hinane; Communté peulh Oury

The event will present an exhibition of pictures, flyers and others decorative objects. The event organizers will introduce and moderate debate around the themes of livelihood conditions of pastoralist peoples in Sahel areas, means of adaptation, climate change challenges, waves of adaptation, and response to challenges on the ground.

Panelists:

  • Hassan Barry, Tribe chief of the Peulh Oury/Tasglhat
  • Saoudata Aboubacrine, Coordinatrice chargé du Plaidoyer de la Plate Forme National du Burkina; Tin Hinane Observateur FIP

Moderator: Byayuwa Muley Adolphine, Coordinatrice National de Union pour l'Emancipation de la Femme Autochtone (UEFA), Ministre Bukavu (DRC)

Location: Indigenous Peoples Pavilion (Auditorium)

Contact: Saoudata Walet Aboubacrine, tinhinanbf@yahoo.fr

Languages: Russian

Earlier Event: December 2
Presentation on Traditional Knowledge and Adaptation in Africa
Later Event: December 2
Threat to Rights and to the Environment: Impacts to the Indigenous People of Brazil