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ANÁLISIS DE DERECHO INTERNACIONAL, LEGISLACIÓN NACIONAL, FALLOS, E INSTITUCIONES AL INTERRELACIONARSE CON TERRITORIOS Y ÁREAS DE CONSERVACIÓN DE LOS PUEBLOS INDÍGENAS Y COMUNIDADES LOCALES
This 2012 report analyzes the lack of legal recognition for indigenous-led conservation areas (TICCAs) in Panama. It details how the state's National System of Protected Areas (SINAP) often overlaps with indigenous territories, leading to conflicts and the restriction of traditional livelihoods. The report highlights the Guna people's 'Galus' and 'Birias' as effective traditional conservation models and recommends legislative reforms to recognize indigenous land rights and traditional knowledge in biodiversity management.
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