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Ley 145 de 1994

This provision states that Colombia’s Law 145 of 1994 approves the Constitutive Agreement of the Fund for the Development of the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean.

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Colombia
Instrument
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Citation
Ley 145 de 1994
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es
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This provision states that Colombia’s Law 145 of 1994 approves the Constitutive Agreement of the Fund for the Development of the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean. The Fondo Indígena’s purpose is to support the self-development of Indigenous peoples, communities, and organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean, and it has functions to facilitate dialogue, channel resources, and provide training and technical assistance. States may become members of the Fund Indígena by depositing their ratification instrument with the UN Secretary-General; the Fund’s resources include member contributions and other listed inputs, and contributions may be made in several forms. This article sets out the organizational structure of the Fondo Indígena, including its governing bodies, their composition, decision rules, powers, and meeting schedule. The General Assembly and Directing Council must set the Indigenous Fund’s technical and administrative management structure, and the General Assembly may adjust the Technical Secretariat’s composition or authorize management contracts.

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