1. Advocate for the Rights of Highly Marginalized and Endangered Indigenous Peoples, Particularly Women: Champion the protection and promotion of the rights of Indigenous women who are highly marginalized and endangered, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are addressed.
2. Promote the Social, Cultural, Political, and Economic Rights of Indigenous Women: Actively support and enhance the social, cultural, political, and economic rights of Indigenous women, enabling them to fully participate in all aspects of society.
3. Intervene and Assess the Social Needs of Indigenous Women: Conduct thorough assessments and intervene in areas where Indigenous women require support, addressing their social challenges and improving their living conditions.
4. Assist Indigenous Women in Resource Mobilization for Economic Independence: Facilitate the mobilization of resources from local, national, and international sources to empower Indigenous women economically, fostering their independence and self-sufficiency.
5. Raise Awareness on Indigenous Women's Issues through Publications: Increase public awareness of the issues faced by Indigenous women by producing and distributing various types of publications, ensuring widespread dissemination of crucial information.
6. Organize and Empower Exploited and Marginalized Women: Bring together exploited and marginalized women to help them understand and advocate for their rights, raising community awareness on issues such as human trafficking and the sex trade.
7. Collaborate with State and Non-State Actors on Indigenous Women's Issues: Coordinate efforts with various state and non-state actors to address the issues facing Indigenous women, working collaboratively to create effective solutions.
8. Implement Development Activities for Indigenous Women: Execute human resources and infrastructural development initiatives to enhance the overall well-being and situation of Indigenous women, improving their quality of life and opportunities.