ONG ORE ORGANIZACIÓN DE APOYO LEGAL Y SOCIAL

ORÉ is a Bolivian organization founded in 2007 to address critical challenges facing indigenous peoples in South America, particularly in Bolivia's lowlands. The organization focuses on empowering indigenous communities to exercise their collective rights, self-govern, and sustainably manage their territories and resources. ORÉ's mission is to support indigenous self-determination and promote sustainable practices that respect cultural traditions and modern environmental challenges. The organization operates primarily in the Southern Amazon and the Chaco-Chiquitano/Pantanal landscape, addressing environmental pressures such as deforestation, agribusiness encroachment, and climate change effects. ORÉ's multidisciplinary team, consisting largely of women and indigenous professionals, is committed to social justice and environmental protection. The organization's key areas of expertise include territorial control and surveillance, emergency assistance during natural disasters, and the protection and promotion of indigenous land rights. ORÉ is guided by principles of pluriculturalism, inclusion, and intergenerational equity, and has established robust social and environmental safeguarding policies to ensure ethical and responsible interventions.