Executive Summary
 The year 2010 was a year of significant growth and consolidation for AIPP. The implementation of its programs was not only sustained but was expanded in scope and level of activities as well, directly contributing to the greater visibility of AIPP at the national, regional and international levels. At the same time, the functions of the governance structures of AIPP and its interaction with member-organizations were regularized. In the process, AIPP has become more dynamic in responding to key developments, issues and concerns of indigenous peoples in Asia. These achievements have contributed significantly towards the attainment of the over-all goal in strengthening AIPP as a regional organization for cooperation and affirming the dignity and way of life of indigenous peoples in Asia through the promotion of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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Introduction
 The year 2009 was a very busy and challenging year for AIPP. There were a number of major developments at the global and regional levels to which AIPP responded, while the situations of indigenous peoples at the national levels differed and demanded different types of response and approaches. The regional secretariat, the Executive Council and the members took on some of the key challenges by conducting several relevant activities in addition to the regular programme activities of AIPP. This annual report provides the details of activities implemented in 2009 under the section of programme implementation. Highlighted in this introductory part are the key developments, achievements and challenges in the implementation of the AIPP Programme.
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INTRODUCTION
This report provides the description of activities implemented for the whole year of 2008. The presentation is by programme activities, including networking activities conducted by each of the programmes. These programmes are: 1) Human Rights Campaigns, and Policy Advocacy (HRCPA); 2) Regional Capacity Building (RCB); 3) Research and Communications Development; 4) Indigenous Knowledge and Biodiversity; 5) Women Empowerment; 6) Indigenous Youth and Development; and 7) Organizational Strengthening and Networking.
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Introduction
This Annual Report 2007 covers activities of the Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) for the period 1st January – 31st December, 2007. It provides a brief description of the work of the AIPP Secretariat staff, Secretary General, Committees, Executive Council and Board together with AIPP members and contacts; and the audited financial report. More detailed description of activities is available from the Secretariat upon request. AIPP mainly implements activities through its seven programmes, namely Advocacy and Networking, Education and Organisation, Research and Information Dissemination, Regional Capacity Building, Campaign and Policy Advocacy, Youth, AIPP Organisational Strengthening.
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Introduction
This report covers the period from 1st January – 31st December 2006. The Core Funding project provides support for the smooth functioning of the AIPP Secretariat in its effort to strengthen networking among indigenous peoples in Asia and elsewhere, as well as the implementation of projects based on the Programmes set out by the AIPP General Assembly and the AIPP Executive Council. This report therefore provides a brief description of the work of the Secretariat staff, the AIPP Secretary General, Committees and the Executive Council. More detailed description of activities is available from the Secretariat upon request.
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