For a successful mechanism, collaboration and coordination with local and national partners in both the private and public sectors are key.

Provide financial support to operate the mechanism, fund livelihood and conservation activities.

Provide activity-specific technical support in financial & project management, marketing, conservation, etc.

Offer experienced advice on the overall oversight of the mechanism, keeping IPLCs at the heart.

Conservation International (CI) Guyana brings over 30 years of experience working with government and Indigenous Peoples to support conservation and sustainable livelihoods. As NODe’s incubating partner, CI provides technical and governance support to help establish a strong, credible, and community-centered mechanism.

WWF–Guianas works to protect the region’s forests, rivers, and wildlife while supporting sustainable, climate-resilient development. As a strategic partner to NODe, WWF–Guianas provides technical expertise and environmental safeguards to help ensure community-driven projects protect nature and strengthen livelihoods.

The National Toshaos Council (NTC) is the highest representative body for Indigenous Peoples in Guyana, bringing together village leaders from across the country. As a core partner to NODe, the NTC helps ensure Indigenous priorities guide funding and technical assistance, strengthening community leadership and accountability.

Sterling Products Guyana is one of Guyana’s longest-standing manufacturing companies, with a strong commitment to national development and community well-being. As a foundational private-sector partner to NODe, Sterling contributed to support the pilot phase, helping advance Indigenous-led development and sustainable livelihoods.
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