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Bolivia Law No. 300 Framework Law of Mother Earth and Integral Development to Live Well

Bolivia
National
Approved in 2012
Statutory law
Indigenous Model, Rights Of Nature
Mother Earth
All Nature
Pacto de Unidad
Government, Indigenous

Summary

In 2012, the Bolivian government passed the Mother Earth Law and Integral Development to Live Well. The law is based on the indigenous model of “living well” and focuses on shifting the country away from an extractivist and capitalist model toward a harmonious and sustainable relationship between humans and nature. The law addresses sustainable approaches to food and resource production and climate change mitigation.

To see the original legal document(s) for this initiative, click the links below:

Bolivia Framework Law on Mother Earth and Integrated Development for Living Well (Law 300) [PDF]

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