Indigenous Peoples Organizations

We promote the integral development of the Indigenous Peoples of the Bolivian lowlands.

Asociación Mapuche We Küyen (New Moon) of the Lo Espejo Community gathers neighbors and families of the community together. They seek to awaken hundred of Mapuches who still live in clandesnity, going under the layer of...

The National Confederation of Bolivian Indigenous Peasant Women "Bartolina Sisa" CNMCIOB "BS", was founded on January 10, 1980. As a result of the decisive role that many women had played in various blockades, during the...

PITV Calama Noticias is a news site from Calama and northern Chile. News from native peoples of the Antofagasta region such as San Pedro de Atacama, Chiu Chiu, Lasana, Toconao, Socaire, Ayquina to mention a few and the main...

The Andean Coordination of Indigenous Organizations (CAOI) is a coordination body for the Andean indigenous organizations of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and Colombia. It was established on July 17, 2006 at its Founding Congress...

Organization that was born in 1982 as the center of four founding peoples: Chiquitanos, Ayoreos, Guarayos, Guaraníes. He currently represents the 34 indigenous peoples of Tierras Bajas. Its mission is to defend their rights...

Central de Pueblos Indígenas de la Paz (CPILAP) is an indigenous peoples organization aimed to help the ten indigenous communities of the La Paz territory in Bolivia.

The Central de Pueblos Indígenas del Beni (CPIB) was founded in a first congress of the peoples, on November 10, 1989. It was born out of the need to defend the territory, dignity and fundamental rights of indigenous peoples...

The Coordinator for the Integration of Economic Organizations of Indigenous Peoples from Bolivia "CIOEC-BOLIVIA" was established on October 27, 1991, it was integrated as an associate from the year 2000. It is the highest...

The National Council of Ayllus and Markas of Qullasuyu "CONAMAQ" consolidated organizationally and politically, as the highest instance of representation of the Nationalities and Indigenous Peoples of the highlands of Bolivia...

Our vision is to be an autonomous region with a sustainable economy, maintaining the shape and worldview of the Embera and Wounaan people in balance with mother earth and biodiversity.