Tribal and indigenous communities often face discrimination, marginalization, cultural assimilation, and limited access to education and healthcare, but economic opportunities are generally not a challenge.

Cultural assimilation is the process by which indigenous languages and cultures are replaced by dominant languages and cultures.

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is an international declaration that recognizes the rights of indigenous peoples, including their right to self-determination, culture, and traditional lands.

Traditional Ecological Knowledge refers to the traditional knowledge and practices of indigenous peoples related to the environment and natural resources.

All of the options mentioned are examples of successful initiatives to preserve and promote indigenous languages.

Forced Displacement refers to the forced removal of indigenous peoples from their traditional lands.

Tribal and indigenous communities often face stereotyping and prejudice, limited access to education and healthcare, and cultural assimilation.

Land Back Movement refers to the process by which indigenous peoples reclaim their traditional lands and resources.

All of the options mentioned are examples of successful initiatives to promote indigenous rights and self-determination.

Sacred Sites refer to the cultural and spiritual connection that indigenous peoples have with their traditional lands.

Indigenous communities often face challenges in preserving their traditional languages due to lack of documentation and resources, cultural assimilation and globalization, and discrimination and marginalization.

Indigenous Innovation refers to the process by which indigenous peoples adapt and incorporate new technologies and knowledge into their traditional practices.

All of the options mentioned are examples of successful initiatives to promote indigenous tourism and economic development.

Cultural Revitalization refers to the process by which indigenous peoples revitalize and strengthen their traditional languages and cultures.

Indigenous communities often face challenges in maintaining their traditional livelihoods due to climate change and environmental degradation, loss of traditional lands and resources, and discrimination and marginalization.