Center for Indigenous Peoples' Research and Development (CIPRED), established in 2011 aims for policy research, documentation, and publications in the field of natural resource governance, climate change, biodiversity, ecosystem, education, traditional health, and livelihoods in relation to Indigenous Peoples. We are devoted to the promotion, protection, and recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ customary institutions, self-governance systems, customary land tenure rights, Indigenous food and economy, skills, and cultural values that contribute to natural resource management, climate change resilience, biodiversity, and ecosystems. CIPRED has been working in coordination and collaboration with Indigenous Peoples, women, youth, local communities, government agencies, universities and research centers at local, national, and global levels based on the principle of Indigenous Peoples' Sustainable Self Determined Development (IPSSDD).
Equitable society with Indigenous Peoples' rights for the continuation of knowledge, skills, values, and practices by the young generation.
Promotion, protection, and recognition of Indigenous Peoples' traditional knowledge, customary institutions, cultural values, food, and economy through research, documentation, and publication from Indigenous worldviews for evidence-based policy advocacy and Indigenous Peoples' Sustainable Self-Determined Development (IPSSDD).