“ILIOT” Stands for Indigenous Livelihood Innovation Organization Team The idea of introducing the organization has come after long experience and struggle to find the solution to support the environment and soil due to different impacts that are raised up by climatic changes.

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Training women on climatic change mitigation and Entrepreneurship skills is necessarily vital to change the lives of the indigenous communities by adopting diversified economic activities instagram.com/p/CgbWZ58Nq5R/…

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There is a connection between people and the nature. Medicinal plants are used to cure both livestock and human beings. " This means improving welfare and livelihood improved. Restore herbal medicinal plants, you ensure food security for pastoral indigenous communities.

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There is no power of change greater than a community discovering what they care about. The Indigenous communities conserve the sacred and herbal trees since without this species their traditions and beliefs will be jeopardised. Instagram:Indigenousiliot #IndigenousPeoplesDay

Community challenges/issues identification need a sequential sort of procedure, smartness, data, and evidence for permanent solutions. Thank you, EBA (LEAT), for the knowledge on Environmental Impact Assessment, advocacy, and community sensitization. #advocacy #Environmental

Traditional herbal medicinal is a holistic health approach that involves food supplements in treating specific illnesses within the human body. This traditional knowledge has been practised by indigenous communities for centuries to improve their livelihoods and general welfare.

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My daily routine consists of walking long distances with a roap and bush knife in search of herbal medicinal remedies to help save the lives of those around me and as a result, I've treated over a thousand (1000) people with this traditional medicine. Happy Women's Day"

Most people are familiar with man-made chewing gums, but we, the Indigenous communities, have a special natural chewing gum from a Commiphorra Africana, which means we chew naturally, not only that ability to store water during the rainy season.. instagram.com/p/C4YvI62t4JZ/…

Have you ever noticed this traditional knowledge and practice? Some of herbal medicinal plants are also sacred plants .The Commiphorra Africana plant with indigenous language Esilalei is used as herbal medicine and at the same time making fire. F5MzNpajR5b2dmYw==

Millions of people's lives have improved substantially over centuries as a result of traditional health treatments. The indigenous Maasai people also rely on medicinal plants from the forest to provide traditional health cures. Happy International Forest Day

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ILIOT, in collaboration with International Ministry of Jesus, has agreed to scale up community water projects launched by the IMOJ in recent years. Threnabling access to safe and clean water through participatory techniques also boosts agro-ecology to indigenous communities

ILIOT will be attending the 3rd Traditional Medicine Scientific Conference and Exhibition for a week in Mwanza, with the theme "Investing in African Traditional Medicine and Innovation to Achieve Universal Health Coverage." #indigenousknowedge #traditionalhealthcare

Indigenous knowledge and practices have long served as the cornerstone of societies deeply connected to the land, spirituality, healing, and overall well-being. This wealth of wisdom, passed down through generations, provides vital insights into sustainable living, natural.