• Contact: Leticia Doormann
  • Address: 49, rue Polonceau, 75018, Paris, France
  • Phone: +33 651373293
  • Email: info@filinvisible.org
  • Web: thisistinta.org
  • Members:
    TINTA

TINTA

The Invisible Thread

Member since: 2024

Working towards these commitments

Respect, protect and strengthen the land rights of women and men living in poverty, ensuring that no one is deprived of the use and control of the land on which their well-being and human dignity depend, including through eviction, expulsion or exclusion, and with compulsory changes to tenure undertaken only in line with international law and standards on human rights.
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Secure Tenure Rights

Ensure gender justice in relation to land, taking all necessary measures to pursue both de jure and de facto equality, enhancing the ability of women to defend their land rights and take equal part in decision-making, and ensuring that control over land and the benefits that are derived thereof are equal between women and men, including the right to inherit and bequeath tenure rights.
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Equal land rights for women

Respect and protect the inherent land and territorial rights of indigenous peoples, as set out in ILO Convention 169 and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, including by recognizing that respect for indigenous knowledge and cultures contributes to sustainable and equitable development and proper management of the environment".
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Secure territorial rights for Indigenous Peoples

Enable the role of local land users in territorial and ecosystem management, recognizing that sustainable development and the stewardship of ecosystems are best achieved through participatory decision-making and management at the territorial-level, empowering local land users and their communities with the authority, means and incentives to carry out this responsibility.
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Locally-managed ecosystems

Ensure that processes of decision-making over land are inclusive, so that policies, laws, procedures and decisions concerning land adequately reflect the rights, needs and aspirations of individuals and communities who will be affected by them. This requires the empowerment of those who otherwise would face limitations in representing their interests, particularly through support to land users' and other civil society organizations that are best able to inform, mobilize and legitimately represent marginalized land users, and their participation in multi-stakeholder platforms for policy dialogue.
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Inclusive decision-making

Mission

TINTA’s mission is to facilitate processes that strengthen Indigenous Peoples, local communities and organisations at the frontline of climate action, catalysing initiatives that safeguard ecosystems and secure rights in a resilient, inclusive and collaborative way.

Objectives

TINTA's Theory of Change centres on four key outcomes:
1. Fostering Stronger and Resilient Organizations and Networks
2. Promoting Enhanced Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing
3. Cultivating Inclusive and Equitable Leadership
4. Increasing Influence and Visibility in Policy Processes In the long term, TINTA believes its efforts will significantly contribute to climate change mitigation, ecosystem conservation, social justice advancement, and the realisation of rights for peoples and communities. 

Constituencies

TINTA is a global facilitation platform at the service of Indigenous Peoples and local communities organisations and their allies. We are passionate about weaving ties and catalysing processes with positive impacts for people, climate and nature.

  • Contact: Leticia Doormann
  • Address: 49, rue Polonceau, 75018, Paris, France
  • Phone: +33 651373293
  • Email: info@filinvisible.org
  • Web: thisistinta.org
  • Members:
    TINTA