Titlebook: Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Governance; A Sub-Saharan Africa Eromose E. Ebhuoma,Llewellyn Leonard Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Climate Change and Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Africa: An Overview,developing countries that are usually the least able to cope with the associated social and environmental risks (Pant, The Journal of Agriculture and Environment, Future of Food: Journal on Food, Agriculture and Society 5:9–19, 2012; Evans et al., Glob Environ Chang 25:69–75, 2014; Intergovernmental

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Indigenous Adaptation of Pastoralists to Climate Variability and Range Land Management in the Ndop Pent tenure systems have made minority Mbororo pastoralists highly vulnerable to weather irregularities. This chapter investigates the climate change adaptation strategies adopted by the Mbororo pastoralists of the Ndop Plain and their related constraints. Data were collected through closed-ended que

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Influence of Indigenous Spiritual Beliefs in Natural Resources Management and Climate Change Mitigats posed by climate change have attracted empirical searchlights. Although consensus exists on the physical impacts of climate change and necessity for mitigation, there is a dearth of knowledge regarding indigenous strategies of mitigation. This chapter contributes to existing scholarly literature b

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Climate Change Experts’ Perspective on the Role of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Climate Change Adivelihoods, the United Nations acknowledge that different types of knowledge, underpinned by their unique epistemologies, are needed to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs). This study sought to ascertain climate change experts’ knowledge regarding the importance of IKS in facilitating clima

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Approaching Positionality in Research on Indigenous Knowledge Systemshange. This has stimulated debates on the power given to researchers to ‘invade’ indigenous, often rural, communities; collect and record indigenous knowledge; and represent their views. Lately the importance for researchers to consider and engage with their positionality critically, to acknowledge

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Highlighting Avenues to Reconcile Indigenous and Scientific Knowledge to Address Climate Change and it is often perceived as inferior to scientific knowledge. Hence, there is a need for comparisons between IK and scientific knowledge that would allow for a complementary usage rather than a focus on their differences. This chapter seeks to analyse the indigenous indicators farmers in Maseru distri

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How Corporate Scientific Expertise and Privatised Seeds Are Destroying Indigenous Knowledge Systems rivatised seeds designed by multinational corporations within capitalist political economies and introduced into African agricultural systems, has disregarded indigenous farming systems potentially leading to food insecurity. Traditionally, a portion of seeds were preserved and harvested for the sub