How do indigenous communities come to collective decisions themselves and, and advocate for changes in law? And, and what should donors and policymakers and, and even, uh, uh, multilateral organizations, how should they design their consultations to align with some of the governance practices of indigenous peoples, uh, themselves?

There was a lot of problem, challenge in the process, what we have been learned.

Most of the policy development framework design a huge gap with the participation, the meaningful consultation, and decision-making by indigenous community.

Learning this, we indigenous have been formed as, as alliance group.

When I'm talking the alliance group, it's composed by our indigenous language-based and also with some association, include youth association, women association, and some indigenous organization.

We are come together, and then we're trying to discuss the concern that we learned before.

Example, we learned the experience of the process amendment of the Protected Area Law.

Uh, how is your organization, how is SIPPO, um, in Cambodia supporting indigenous women and gaining a stronger voice at the village leader level?