Indigenous Communities from Bolivia

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Guarani
Indigenous Group	Guarani (Also known as: Simba, Simba Guarani, Izoceno, Sava)
Location	Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Chuquisaca y Tarija, Cordillera, Luis Calvo, Hernando Siles, O'Connor, Gran Chaco, Lagunillas, Cuevo, Charagua, Cabezas
Estimated Population	133,393 (2002, Amazonia Boliviana)
Environment	Tropical / Lowland / Interfluvial
Lifestyle	Semi-nomadic
Subsistence	Agriculture / Hunter / Fishing
Level of Assimilation	Fairly Traditional
Language Family	Guarani, Western Bolivian Classification: Tupi, Tupi-Guarani, Subgroup I Alternate names: Simba, Simba Guarani Guarani, Eastern Bolivian Classification: Tupi, Tupi-Guarani, Subgroup I Alternate Names: Chiriguano Dialects: Izoceno (Izocenio), Ava
Website URLs	Amazonia Boliviana: Guarani Ethnologue: Languages of Bolivia Bolivia and Human Rights Indigenous and Traditional Peoples and Protected Areas The rapid appraisal of a knowledge system : the health system of Guarani Indians in Bolivia Natural Gas Dispute Sees Awakening of the Guaranm Mapping the Izozog in Bolivia Lenguas Amerindias: Chiriguano Simba glimpses
NGOs	APG (Asemblea del Pueblo Guaranm) IBIS TEKO Guaranm (Taller de Educacisn y Comunicacisn Guaranm) Friends of the Earth - Bolivia Centre for Regional Studies of Tarija (CER-DET) Fundacisn DesdelChaco