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Indigenous knowledge central to climate resilience and food security
Original: Beyond inclusion: Indigenous knowledge, food and water security, and climate resilience
A new commentary argues that Indigenous knowledge should move beyond token inclusion and play a central role in tackling food and water insecurity and building climate resilience. It contends that Indigenous practices and understanding of ecosystems offer practical solutions to climate challenges, and calls for genuine partnership with Indigenous communities in environmental policy and resource management.
Why now: Climate adaptation debates are increasingly recognising Indigenous expertise as vital to food and water security.
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- Beyond inclusion: Indigenous knowledge, food and water security, and climate resilience · Open Access Government
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