Indigenous Peoples and culturally appropriate public health interventions Read more about Indigenous Peoples and culturally appropriate public health interventions Public health interventions for Indigenous Peoples Indigenous: IP and culturally appropriate public health interventions.
The impacts of COVID-19 on indigenous peoples in Asia: An overview Read more about The impacts of COVID-19 on indigenous peoples in Asia: An overview A health policy perspective: How the COVID-19 pandemic—as well as government responses to the ongoing crisis—are affecting Indigenous Peoples in Asia and the Pacific region
The impacts of COVID-19 on indigenous peoples in Asia: An overview Read more about The impacts of COVID-19 on indigenous peoples in Asia: An overview COVID-19 and the world of work: A focus on indigenous and tribal peoples. Discussion on pathways to resilience and sustainable development in partnership with Indigenous Peoples.
The Current Health Situation of Indigenous Peoples in Asia Read more about The Current Health Situation of Indigenous Peoples in Asia The current health situation of Indigenous Peoples in Asia: Experiences of the Indigenous communities in the Philippines’ Cordillera region (Ifugao, Kalinga, Bontoc) and Mindanao (Blaan, T’boli, Subanen, Manobo), as well as in Laos and Kazakhstan
Video - Flexibility Fixes Land Acquisition, Payment Concerns in Bangladesh Read more about Video - Flexibility Fixes Land Acquisition, Payment Concerns in Bangladesh The communal land system in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tract makes land acquisition complex. Asian Development Bank (ADB) has supported a project that improved infrastructure and incomes and resolved the challenge through continuous consultation, resulting in the first successful application of consensus-based compensation under ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement.
Flexibility Fixes Land Acquisition, Payment Concerns in Bangladesh Read more about Flexibility Fixes Land Acquisition, Payment Concerns in Bangladesh The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), a geographically isolated area in Bangladesh, experienced severe poverty due to low access to basic services, ethnic confrontations, and a long-running insurgency. Its infrastructures were damaged, its natural resources were depleted, and incomes were 40% lower than the national average. The area, with a rapidly increasing population, badly needed help.