Povos Indígenas na Amazônia Mato-Grossense e leituras de mundo

This article is result of research and training with indigenous community organizations for the understanding, organization, and development of the indigenous economy and socio-biodiversity for the constitution and management of solidarity cooperatives. The scientific-educational activities took place in the Apiaká-Kayabi and Munduruku Indigenous Land - Juara-MT and in the Zoro Indigenous Land located in Rondolândia-MT. The activities tied to the Man Gap Project, executed by the Associação do Povo Indígena Zoró Pangyjej (APIZ), were approved and supported by the REM-MT with funds from the governments of Germany and the United Kingdom, as an initiative to remunerate environmental services, a proposal launched at the Rio+20 conference in 2012. The project ran from 2023 to 2024 and was executed by UNICAFES and the Unitrabalho Center of UNEMAT. With the methodology of participatory research, a problematizing and dialogical environment was established for the understanding of the historical-cultural contexts of the existence of indigenous communities. https://doi.org/10.21723/riaee.v19i00.1949502

Geography · Indigenous Health and Education