Our Strategy
Our Vision
A world in which Indigenous Peoples achieve lasting prosperity through self-determined economies that strengthen sovereignty, cultural identity, and environmental stewardship for present and future generations.
Our Mission
To enable and empower Indigenous Peoples to achieve lasting self-determination by supporting Indigenous-led enterprises, value chains, and partnerships that build sustainable economies in their communities, territories, and countries.
Our Approach
Guided by UNDRIP and grounded in Indigenous leadership, IndiPro Global operates through a systemic, evidence-based, partnership-driven model.
We integrate:
– Rights protection.
– Governance strengthening.
– Leadership and enterprise development.
– Policy reform.
-Market access and investment.
Our Theory of Change
If:
Indigenous rights are protected and exercised.
Indigenous governance systems are strengthened.
Leadership and enterprise capacity are developed.
Enabling policy environments are created.
Equitable partnerships with external actors are structured.
Then:
Indigenous Peoples will achieve diversified, climate-resilient economies that generate prosperity while delivering global environmental and social benefits.
Our Five Strategic Pillars
1. Rights
Protecting Indigenous lands, territories, resources, and cultural and intellectual property.
2. Governance
Strengthening Indigenous-led institutions and decision-making systems.
3. Capacity Development
Building leadership, technical, managerial, and entrepreneurial skills.
4. Enabling Environment
Advancing policy frameworks and institutional reforms that support Indigenous-leddevelopment.
5. Economic Partnerships
Creating equitable trade, investment, and business collaborations.
Our Initial Focus
IndiPro Global begins with pilot programs in:
Chile
Indigenous-led enterprises in mining regions.
Ecuador
Cacao, guayusa, and Amazonian Indigenous value chains.
Panama
Ecotourism, coffee, and plantain enterprises in Indigenous comarcas.
These pilots create a regional learning ecosystem to refine scalable Indigenous economic models.
Our Partners
We work in collaboration with Indigenous organizations, governments, academic institutions, private sector actors, multilateral agencies, and philanthropic partners.
Our model strengthens Indigenous leadership— it does not replace it.
Indigenous National Partners:
Chile
Ecuador
Panamá
Washington, DC.
info@indiproglobal.org
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