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The Institute of Tribal Development Studies (ITDS) engages in research and awareness to promote the development of indigenous communities in India. They work on a range of issues related to indigenous peoples, livelihoods, education, health and cultural heritage. Some of the key policies and guidelines that ITDS focuses on are: |
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Education:ITDS promotes the education and empowerment of indigenous children and young people. They work towards improving the quality of education in tribal areas and providing access to higher education and vocational training. |
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Health:ITDS works towards improving the health outcomes of indigenous communities by advocating for better healthcare services and access to basic healthcare facilities. They also work towards raising awareness about health issues and promoting traditional and alternative medicine practices. |
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Cultural Heritage:ITDS works towards preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of indigenous communities. They advocate for the recognition and protection of traditional knowledge and practices, and promote cultural tourism as a means of generating income for indigenous communities. |
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Traditional knowledge:ITDS works to promote and protect the traditional knowledge and cultural heritage of indigenous communities in India. They advocate for policies that recognize and protect the intellectual property rights of indigenous peoples, and work to ensure that traditional knowledge is respected and integrated into development policies and practices. |