indigenous knowledge
Towards an Africa Philosophy of Education for Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Africa
... Indigenous knowledge is also sometimes termed traditional, endogenous or classical knowledge, and its Eu- rocentric critics allege that it often fails to contribute to the improvement of the quality ...
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Indigenous Knowledge In Preparing Rice Based Foods By The Tribes Of Meghalaya
... their indigenous knowledge of preparation of varieties of rice based foods and also highlighted their uses for different social ...practicing indigenous food knowledge (Nongkynrih, ...
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oa South Africa Rural Development Quarterly - Enhancing the role of indigenous knowledge in rural development through interdisciplinary knowledge sharing : managing indigenous knowledge system for development
... instances, indigenous knowledge is not merged with livelihood activities, which tend to fall into disciplines, such as agriculture, forestry, natural resources management, human health, veterinary medicine, ...
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Harnessing indigenous knowledge for sustainable forest management in Ghana
... scientific knowledge complemented with indigenous knowledge (IK) for economic ...-level knowledge provides the foundation for participatory approaches to development that are both cost ...
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Agricultural Information and Indigenous Knowledge in Peasant Economy
... and knowledge related to production and marketing of agricultural ...incorporate indigenous knowledge in the design and implementation of projects aimed at securing subsistence food requirements, and ...
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oa South Africa Rural Development Quarterly - Indigenous knowledge system : undocumented African rural asset : managing indigenous knowledge system for development
... (Africans); indigenous games were not included among other school sporting ...accommodating indigenous knowledge practice were associated with ...
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Indigenous Knowledge And Biodiversity: Interconnectedness For Sustainable Development.
... traditional knowledge which is known as indigenous ...utilizing indigenous traditional knowledge for their survival from time ...immemorial. Indigenous people are very near to the ...
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Reduction of disaster vulnerability through Indigenous knowledge
... of knowledge has different names in the literature depending on its ...“local knowledge”, it is also called as “traditional knowledge” and “indigenous ...knowledge”. Indigenous ...
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Knowledge Management Strategy for Indigenous Knowledge on Land Use and Agricultural Development in Western Ethiopia
... use indigenous knowledge highly in improving soil fertility, selection of land for different crops, weed control, method of storing seed and preservation of ...enable knowledge sharing in the local ...
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Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Sustainable Learning In Rural South Africa
... privileges knowledge from a western perspective, Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) appreciate and draw from local content and forms of ...local knowledge and language in South ...western ...
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Importance of indigenous knowledge in flood risk reduction: a review
... in Indigenous Knowledge (IK) system has been particularly highlighted in flood disasters, due to the likely increase of flood events resulting from anthropogenic climate change through heavy precipitation, ...
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SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION: ROLE IN DEVELOPMENT OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE
... the knowledge in the concerned discipline substantiated by credentials were also laid down as the pre condition for appointment of professor ...of Indigenous Knowledge ...
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Role of indigenous knowledge in sustainable development
... of indigenous knowledge in disaster risk reduction has been slow compared to other disciplines (McAdoo et ...of indigenous traditional knowledge in preventing and mitigating the effects of ...
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Āta: An Indigenous Knowledge Based Pedagogical Approach to Teaching
... with indigenous and minority group learners. From an indigenous perspective, the ‘need to understand the whole is more important than understanding the parts’ [14] and with principles firmly imbedded in ...
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Climate change, mining and traditional indigenous knowledge in Australia
... that Indigenous knowledge cannot be sifted through by outsiders for choice: “Indigenous knowledge is not simply a collection of facts, but a way of life” (Muller, 2015, ...Ecological ...
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Indigenous Knowledge and the African Way Forward: Challenges and Opportunities
... and indigenous knowledge system around which the local people organize their knowledge, lives and livelihoods especially for instance the clan system but these have been largely ignored by both gov- ...
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Indigenous knowledge and governance in protected areas in Australia and Sweden
... of knowledge exist among human societies, “signifying the multiple ways of defining ...of knowledge” (Banuri and Apffel Marglin 1993, ...of knowledge, Indigenous knowledge systems are ...
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Shangwe Indigenous Knowledge Systems: An Ethnometrological And Ethnomusicological Explication
... Participant observation advocates engaging in the field where one intends to collect data on music - cultures (Titon and Reck, 2009). As guided by Titon and Reck‟s ideas, the researchers fully participated in the ...
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Indigenous knowledge for disaster risk reduction: An African perspective
... scientific knowledge; they have always had their own approaches towards disaster risk reduction using their indigenous knowledge (Gaillard & Mercer ...this knowledge had been widely ...
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Indigenous Knowledge Within Academia: Exploring the Tensions That Exist Between Indigenous, Decolonizing, and Nêhiyawak Methodologies
... of Indigenous ways of knowing and ...exist. Indigenous methodologies attack the research processes and aim to incorporate “alterNative” ways of thinking including Indigenous knowledge systems, ...
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