Indigenous People's Climate Justice Forum is an advocacy organization dedicated to addressing the urgent climate challenges faced by Indigenous populations worldwide. With over 370 million Indigenous people affected, the Forum highlights the stark reality that these communities, who contribute minimally to greenhouse gas emissions, are disproportionately impacted by climate change. The organization strives to create awareness around the loss of livelihoods, cultural traditions, and rights encroachment faced by Indigenous peoples.

Through various programs and initiatives, the Forum seeks to empower these communities by promoting climate justice that emphasizes not only disaster preparedness and resilience but also the preservation of natural resources and traditional lifestyles. By fostering dialogue among stakeholders and advocating for policy changes, the Forum aims to ensure that Indigenous voices are heard and recognized in the fight against climate change. Through their efforts, they aspire to build a more equitable and sustainable future for Indigenous peoples and the planet.