Slow Food Asia Indigenous Peoples Network
The Slow Food Indigenous Peoples Network is
a global network of Indigenous communities,
partners, and organizations.
Indigenous peoples,
who make up only 5% of the world's population,
inhabit around 22% of the Earth's surface.
This area is home to 80% of the planet's biodiversity.
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ABOUT US
 The Slow Food Indigenous Peoples Network is a global network of Indigenous communities, partners, and organizations. It was established as one of many Slow Food networks with the goals of "bringing the voices of Indigenous Peoples defending biodiversity to the wider world," elevating Indigenous perspectives in discussions about food and culture, formalizing Indigenous involvement in the movement and its initiatives, and building regional and international networks.
What is Slow Food?
What is Slow Food?
 A global movement known as Slow Food brings together activists and local groups with the shared objective of ensuring that everyone has access to good, clean and fair food.
 The origins of slow food can be traced back to March 1986 in Italy, when a fast-food restaurant's opening close to Rome's Spanish Steps provoked widespread protests. The Slow Food movement has developed worldwide through its ever-expanding network of grassroots activists, establishing itself in over 160 countries.
Stories
The stories shared here have been published with the hope that they will inspire others who are facing similar obstacles in their own communities and wondering if there is anything they can do to help.

Cultural plagiarism and exploitation through commercialization are often unconscious. If you wish to make use of any of the stories, people, objects, or culture in the articles, please respect each other and create a pleasant relationship, such as asking the person to confirm the use or cultural appropriation.

We hope that we can exchange information, encourage each other, and move forward together hand in hand as colleagues working to solve problems for the creation of a better society, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, or field.
Thank you, and enjoy the reading!