Amerindian definition
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An Act to provide for the recognition and protection of the collective rights of Amerindian Villages and Communities, the granting of land to Amerindian Villages and Communities and the promotion of good governance within Amerindian Villages and Communities.
The FSO does not prevent Traditional rights of Amerindian peoples.
An Amerindian Village becomes an FSO when it enters into a contract with the GFC to conduct commercial harvesting within the boundaries of the Amerindian Village.
They are an integral part of Amerindian and local community culture, with forest resources being used as a source of food, building materials, fibres for textiles and weaving, medicine, tannins and dyes.
Amerindian An "Amerindian" is defined in section 2 of the Amerindian Act, Cap 29:01, as any citizen of Guyana who belongs to any of the native or aboriginal peoples of Guyana or is a descendant of any of the native or aboriginal peoples of Guyana.
Leiden: Research School of Asian, African, and Amerindian Studies (CNWS).
Preamble: Village lands are defined in section 2 of the Amerindian Act as lands owned communally by a Village under title granted to the Village Council (hereinafter referred to as the “VC”).
They are an integral part of Amerindian and local community culture, with forest resources being used as a source of food, building materials, fibres for textiles and weaving, medicine, tannins and dyes by many communities.
D.1.1.2 Optional The resident of the Amerindian Village has a written agreement with the FSO (VC) to engage in commercial activities related to harvesting or extraction within village lands.
The Village Council is lawfullyappointed in accordance with the Amerindian Act.