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How Indigenous peoples are reshaping modern economies

Historically, most initiatives related to Indigenous peoples have understandably centred on civil and political rights. Image: Pixabay/Ylanite

Darren Godwell
Co-Chair, IgNITE
Asha Nooh
Specialist, Partnering for Racial Justice in Business, World Economic Forum
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Meaning of economic inclusivity for Indigenous people. Image: Darren Godwell, Asha Nooh

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