A global tool for indigenous peoples
This data portal is dedicated to providing tools and inspiration for assessing the realisation of the rights of indigenous peoples.
What is the Indigenous Navigator?
The Indigenous Navigator is a framework and set of tools for and by indigenous peoples to systematically monitor the level of recognition and implementation of their rights. By using the Indigenous Navigator, indigenous organisations and communities, duty bearers, NGOs and journalists can access free tools and resources based on community-generated data.
The New Indigenous Navigator tool
We have now launched our new Indigenous Navigator tool. The tool provides a new and updated interface for collecting data, printing answers and for exploring the results of the surveys.
Existing surveys and data are available, and more will be published as they are reviewed following the transfer process. To ensure the portal provides the best experience, we are also updating our translations in Spanish and French.
We welcome you to apply for an account today and to start exploring our updated tools and resources.
Data by indigenous peoples
By documenting and reporting their situation, indigenous peoples can enhance their access to justice and development. We believe the data collected with our tools will contribute to the global efforts to better document the situation of indigenous peoples globally.
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Learn about the Indigenous Navigator
Indigenous community data make implementation gaps visible. By documenting and reporting their situation, indigenous peoples can enhance their access to justice and development.
The Indigenous Navigator is a collaborative initiative realised with the support of the European Union by a consortium of five partners:
The Indigenous Navigator offers tools and resources to engage indigenous peoples in systematically monitoring the level of recognition and implementation of their rights.