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Indigenous knowledge framed as key to climate resilience
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 be treated as central to addressing food and water security and climate resilience. The piece contends that traditional ecological practices, developed over generations, offer practical solutions for adaptation that mainstream climate policy often overlooks, and calls for genuine partnership rather than consultation.
Why now: Growing global debate on how climate policy integrates Indigenous perspectives at a time of increasing food and water insecurity.
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- Beyond inclusion: Indigenous knowledge, food and water security, and climate resilience · Open Access Government
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