CONADI

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CONADI is Chile’s National Corporation for Indigenous Development, a government body that promotes and protects the rights, culture, and development of the country’s indigenous peoples.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Corporation for Indigenous Development
government agency
public institution
activity administration of indigenous land programs
advising the Chilean state on indigenous policy
management of funds for indigenous development projects
promotion of indigenous languages and cultures
support for indigenous community organizations
appliesTo Atacameño (Lickanantay) people
linked to: Atacameño people

Aymara people
Colla people
Diaguita people
Kawésqar people
Mapuche people
Quechua people in Chile
linked to: Quechua people

Rapa Nui people
Yagán people
linked to: Yaghan people

indigenous peoples in Chile
country Chile
hasOffice Arica, Chile
linked to: Arica

Coyhaique, Chile
linked to: Coyhaique

Iquique, Chile
Puerto Montt, Chile
Punta Arenas, Chile
Santiago, Chile
linked to: Santiago (Chile)
headquartersLocation Temuco, Chile
jurisdiction Government of Chile
language Spanish
legalBasis Ley Indígena N° 19.253
legalStatus autonomous public service
nativeNameLanguage es
officialName Corporación Nacional de Desarrollo Indígena
parentAgency Ministry of Social Development and Family of Chile
policyArea cultural heritage
economic development
education and interculturality
indigenous rights
land and territory
purpose implementation of indigenous public policies
promotion of indigenous cultures
promotion of indigenous peoples’ development
protection of indigenous peoples’ rights
regionServed Chile
sector indigenous affairs
social development
shortName CONADI
website https://www.conadi.gob.cl/

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