Working through relationship
These relationships create opportunities for exchange, collective advocacy, learning and Indigenous participation in regional and international processes.
Our network
Partnerships, Networks & Collaboration
AIIN believes in the power of partnerships and collective action. The organization works with a diverse range of Indigenous organizations, civil-society actors, academic institutions, governments and international institutions that share a commitment to advancing Indigenous Peoples’ rights and well-being.
Key partners include
Connections across communities and institutions.
These organizations and institutions are presented as supplied partners and collaborating institutions. Event-level relationships are described separately according to the documented engagement.
Indigenous Organizations & Networks
- National Federation of Indigenous Peoples in Nepal (NEFIN)Nepal · Indigenous organization / network
- Indigenous Peoples Forum OdishaIndia · Indigenous organization / network
- Bunong Indigenous People AssociationCambodia · Indigenous organization / network
- Youth Alliance for DevelopmentNepal · Indigenous organization / network
International & Academic Institutions
- McGill University – Centre for Human Rights and Legal PluralismCanada · Academic institution
- Agency of Development InitiativesKyrgyzstan · Institution / development organization
- Center for Sustainable Development and EnvironmentIran · Institution
- Government of the NetherlandsNetherlands · Government institution
United Nations & International Agencies
- United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII)New York · United Nations mechanism
- Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)Rome · United Nations agency
- International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)Rome · International financial institution
- UNESCOInternational mechanism
- World Health Organization (WHO)International mechanism
- United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)International mechanism
Indigenous Peoples’ Food Systems Coalition
The UN Food Systems Coordination Hub lists Asian Indigenous International Network among the Indigenous Peoples’ Organizations in the Indigenous Peoples’ Food Systems Coalition.
Relationship matters.
AIIN values mutually respectful, trust-based partnerships and welcomes new collaborations that contribute to Indigenous Peoples’ rights, well-being and meaningful participation.
Connect with the network.
For questions about collaboration or network engagement, contact AIIN.