An interview with a shaman in the Amazon rainforest
The Amazon Conservation Team works in partnership with Indigenous people of tropical South America to conserve the biodiversity of the
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From Tina Rosenberg / New York Times: There is nothing more difficult than changing entrenched cultural practices, especially those as shrouded in taboos as female genital cutting. A grassroots approach in Ethiopia, however, has nearly completely eradicated this practice in villages that use it.
Read the Solutions Insights Lab interview with Carina Ndiaye and Danielle Manning of Tostan.
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The Amazon Conservation Team works in partnership with Indigenous people of tropical South America to conserve the biodiversity of the
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People First Community is a collaborative effort to support leadership skill development in the field of sustainable development. Anna Molero
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