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Interactive audience atlas

A global community learning from ancestral knowledge.

Explore where the audience is located, what they want to learn and how they relate to ancestral knowledge.

People564All countries
Coverage67countries and territories
Main interest48%Knowledge transmission

01 · Global reach

Where is the audience?

Each circle’s size represents the number of people. Select a country to explore its profile.

Global audience distributionCircle sizes are proportional to the number of people in each country.

02 · Profile and interests

Who wants to learn what?

Follow the flows from age group to learning interest and relationship with ancestral knowledge.

Audience profile and interestsThe width of each flow represents the number of people connecting the categories.Under 1516–3031–5051 or olderNo responseKnowledge transmissionEconomy and livelihoodsHealth and food systemsPeace and institutionsNo responseDaily practiceStarting to learnKnows it, practices infrequentlyReclaiming knowledgeKnowledge keeperNo response
Knowledge transmissionEconomy and livelihoodsHealth and food systemsPeace and institutions

03 · Diversity of Peoples

Which Peoples make up the community?

Area represents the number of responses. Only clear differences in spelling, capitalization or equivalent names were merged; specific identities were preserved. Select a circle to update the entire dashboard.

522 responses234 normalized groups115 merged variants
Declared Indigenous PeoplesEach circle represents a people or response type, and its area is proportional to the number of people.PastoQuechuaMaasaiMuisca /Muysca
SelectionAll Indigenous Peoples

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In addition, 167 peoples or self-descriptions appear only once and are kept outside the chart to avoid exposing infrequent identities. There are 42 records without a response.

04 · Growth over time

When did the community join?

Select a period to see how the map and flows change.

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