IPRI has multidimensional partnerships with indigenous organizations and networks,  advocate groups,  CSOs including relevant institutions. The partnership can be advocacy or activity based, short-term or long-term with funding support. The partnership is guided by a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) that contributes to the achievement of IPRI’s Vision, Mission and Goals.

Partner Organizations are involved in joint planning and implementation of advocacies and/or activities and in developing joint proposals.

• Share information on cases and other relevant information relating to the criminalization of, attacks and impunity against indigenous peoples.
• Participate in IPRI activities at the national level, regional and in global actions as appropriate.
• Request support and assistance as needed in relation to specific cases and or planned actions.
• Provide organizational updates as relevant in relation to coordination, advocacy and communication.
• Comply with the terms and conditions set forth in Memorandum of Agreement 9 MOA) of Memorandum of Understanding in relation to funding support and or joint activities. Submit reports (financial and narrative) as identified in the MOA.

“Indigenous peoples across the globe are increasingly subjected to criminalization and violations of their individual and collective rights with impunity. Help put an end to this.”