Permanent forum on indigenous affairs

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Permanent Forum
on Indigenous Issues United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
 
Organization type Advisory body of the ECOSOC
Abbreviation UNPFII
management Anne Nuorgam since 2019 Finland
FinlandFinland 
status active
Founded 2000
Headquarters Geneva Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwitzerland 
Upper organization ECOSOC
PFII on www.un.org

The Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues ( English Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues ) is an institution of the UN Economic and Social Council of the United Nations . It was established on the basis of resolution E / 2000 / INF / 2 / ADD.2 of the UN General Assembly and advises the Economic and Social Council on affairs of indigenous peoples . It is composed equally of eight government representatives and eight representatives of indigenous peoples selected according to regional proportions.

Originally the body was supposed to be called the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Peoples , but this failed because of the dispute over the little 's' .

Members

The following are the members of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Affairs 2020/2022.

Representatives of the indigenous peoples Government representatives
Anne Nuorgam FinlandFinland Vital Bambanze BurundiBurundi
Phoolman Chaudhary NepalNepal Xiaoan Zhang China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim ChadChad Tove Søvndahl Gant DenmarkDenmark
Hannah McGlade AustraliaAustralia Lourdes Tibán Guala EcuadorEcuador
Darío José Mejía Montalvo ColombiaColombia Grigory Evguenievich Lukiyantsev RussiaRussia
Simón Freddy Condo Riveros BoliviaBolivia Bornface Museke Mate NamibiaNamibia
Geoffrey Roth United StatesUnited States Irma Pineda Santiago MexicoMexico
Aleksei Tsykarev RussiaRussia Sven-Erik Soosaar EstoniaEstonia

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