Meli Think Tank
Where Indigenous Knowledge guides the world’s next systems
—rooted in land, shared across continents.
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Meli orchestrates a living laboratory co-created by Indigenous leaders, scientists, and game changers from around the world, to amplify indigenous wisdom, fostering dialogue between ancestral knowledge and modern perspectives to inspire sustainable solutions and cultural resilience.
Born from forest soil and ancestral knowledge, the Meli Think Tank rewires how the world learns and regenerates. It flips the script—putting Indigenous intelligence at the heart of cross-sector climate solutions. Launched globally in 2024, it bridges grassroots realities and global systems to co-create futures rooted in reciprocity and care.
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Join us for a talk on how local Amazon communities can lead bioeconomy, using examples from agroforestry, fishing, and beekeeping. ...
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What we do
- Translate Indigenous knowledge into systemic innovation.
- Advance research grounded in biocultural priorities.
- Co-create curricula with communities and global allies.
- Influence policy with grassroots evidence.
- Bridge biomes, borders and sectors in weekly multilingual exchanges.
What’s Next?
- Democratize access to ancestral climate learning.
- Seed Indigenous research fellowships and networks.
- Host immersive knowledge residencies at Hubs.
- Shape policy through land-rooted leadership.
Regeneration begins with listening.
To the land. To each other.
Join us.