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NUEVA LOJA (LAGO AGRIO)Maximo Abad, Mayor of Lago Agrio, Municipalidad de OrellanaRoberto Aguinda, Forest Guard, FEINCEAlfredo Buitron, Executive Director, Manos SolidariosJosé Castillo, SISA Director, Consejo ProvincialVictor Hugo Chala, Assessor to the Prefecture, Consejo ProvincialGuido Coloma Ballesteros, Provincial Director, INDARita Cardona, Director of Education, FEINCEEmeregildo Criollo, Project Coordinator, FEINCETeyo Criollo, Forest Guard, FEINCEWilson Crillo, Secretary, FEINCEPablo Fajardo, Selva VidaEsteban Hernandez, Coordinator, FEINCEJose Hernandez, Director of Health, FEINCEDarwin Lozada, Prefecture, Consejo ProvincialOmar Jacinto Villarrial Luna, Forest Management Tecnician, MOEEduardo Medina, Treasurer, FEINCEEfraín Mendúa, Forest Guard, FEINCEFausto Mochoa, Forest Guard, FEINCEFrancisco Quisomga Moreno, Biodiversity Leader, MOELuis Narvaez, Director, FEINCEElisa Omenda, Member and Craft Shop Manager, FEINCEJose Bazurto Perez, Project Technician, FEINCEWinston Romero, Accountant, FEINCEGustavo Vallejo, Technician, Manos SolidariosHolger Verdezoto, Environmental Manager, MoECathy Villagomez, Secretary, FEINCEMORONO SANTIAGOJosé Acachu, Director, FICSHCatalina Cahuán, Director, INDA SUCUANorman Castillo, Technical Director, Ministry of the EnvironmentA-2 INDIGENOUS TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN ECUADOR: RAPID IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Monseñor Pedro Gabrielli, Vicar Apostòlico de MèndezEdwin Ponce, Integral Management, FIDACEPatricia Rivadeneira, Project Director, CAREINDIGENOUS TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN ECUADOR: RAPID IMPACT ASSESSMENT C-3
Page 1 and 2: ECUADORINDIGENOUS TERRITORIALRIGHTS
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Page 9: PREFACEThere is a continuing need t
Page 12 and 13: While CAIMAN and PSUR contributed t
Page 15: 1.0 PURPOSE AND SCOPE OFASSESSMENTU
Page 18 and 19: Although data analysis was iterativ
Page 21 and 22: 3.0 CONCEPTUAL MAPS:INTERVENTIONS A
Page 23 and 24: 4.0 FINDINGSThis section analyzes t
Page 25 and 26: concrete actions that provide indig
Page 27 and 28: 4.1.5 Expected Outcome 5: Biodivers
Page 29 and 30: which to interact with society. Leg
Page 31 and 32: outcomes were noted by respondents,
Page 33 and 34: targeted the high-level outcome ind
Page 35 and 36: 5.0 INSTITUTIONALSTRENGTHENINGInsti
Page 37 and 38: 6.0 SUSTAINABILITY OF LTPRAND NRM A
Page 39 and 40: 7.0 LESSONS LEARNED ANDCONCLUSIONAc
Page 41 and 42: • Financing: Financial sustainabi
Page 43: ANNEXESINDIGENOUS TERRITORIAL RIGHT
Page 46 and 47: ECOLEX, Diagostico Sociocultural de
Page 53: ANNEX C: CAIMANCONCEPTUAL MAP FORTE
Page 57: ANNEX D: PSUR CONCEPTUALMAP FOR NAT
Page 61: ANNEX E: CAIMAN OUTCOMEINDICATORS A
Page 64 and 65: CAIMAN Outcome IndicatorsLegal and
Page 67 and 68: Table F-1: CAIMAN Interventions and
Page 69: ANNEX G: PARK GUARDMONITORING DOCUM
Page 72 and 73: Figure G-2: Park Guard Monitoring D
Page 75: ANNEX H: RAPID APPRAISALWORKSHOP PR
Page 78: TABLE I-1: INTERVIEW SCHEDULEMacas,

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