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INANCHILA Sacred rice pastry/rice cake from Kalinga
CILIPEDAY ENMO Traditional dessert made with Ancient Rice
MAASI CHHIDA Black gram dumplings
ITAKARAE UUT Corn Powder
PULUT KELAMAI Rice Cake in Bamboo
RATASKEP Mixed stew
Stew of Ffumami, Manjyu and Kubu Stew of black red beans, papaya and kelp.
PHALGI Soup made with corn, beans and vegetables
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　According to projections, just 300 to 600 languages would remain as human languages by the end of the century, while 90% of the languages spoken today will disappear. Indigenous Peoples speak a large number of the languages classified as being in risk of disappearing, and UNESCO has been warning the world by producing a list of languages in danger of extinction in 2001. The United Nations proclaimed the period between 2022 and 2032 as the International Decade of Indigenous Languages to draw attention to the critical loss of Indigenous languages and called upon States and the UN system to preserve, revitalize and promote Indigenous languages in partnership with Indigenous Peoples. [The proclamation of an International Decade is a key outcome of the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, for which UNESCO lead global efforts].
　With the inclusion of culinary terminology and expressions, this website also aims to increase awareness of this subject and to support the preservation, revival, and transmission of Indigenous Peoples' languages.

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!