Titlebook: Indigenous Methodologies, Research and Practices for Sustainable Development; Marcellus F. Mbah,Walter Leal Filho,Sandra Ajaps Book 2022 T

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South Pacific Post-Colonial Indigenous Praxis for Resilient Sustainable Community Developmentocal environments over centuries and millennia. The ontology of their praxis provide insight into what maintains their communities’ resilient sustainable development. But the centuries of colonization and recent postcolonial endeavours, raise two issues. First, indigenous communities continue to str

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Rethinking the Design and Implementation of Sustainable Development Under the Prism of Indigenous Knted as the basis for a remediation mechanism. For this to be feasible, the Bruntland Report was set in motion as the engine of Western thinking as to what constitute sustainable development which however, does not take into consideration indigenous, cultural and traditional norms in different parts

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Indigenous Knowledge and Community Development in Africa: A Framework to Explore the Approaches, Phient programmes in Africa and Ghana is no exception. IK ideals are deeply rooted in informal governance and relational structures, norms, values and other cultural realities in most indigenous societies. IK is often unfolded within the indigenous settings but is not fully operationalised, understood

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Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Methods Against Ignorance: Two Case Studies of Amakhuwa in Mozambiq of indigenous research and methodologies on a wide and global scale. It is a welcome move, and much more remains to be done, especially outside of the realm of English-speaking countries. Therefore, the analysis extends research to new geographical areas and understudied cultures. Consequently, it

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Integration of Indigenous Knowledge as Part of a One Health Research Toolkit to End Hunger and Improrstanding societal challenges involving adequate nutrition and abolishment of hunger and disease, linkages are being sought between a research agenda and sustainable development that promote the cooperation of communities. The small-scale livestock producers have struggled with sustaining their prod

Mirage

Public Health Education in Africa: The Case of Epistemic (in) Justice and Indigenous Health Systemsss of the persistent injustices associated with knowledge development, validation, and application. The forms of epistemic injustices including interpretive marginalisation and credibility deficit are discussed and arguments raised on how common practices in public health and public health education

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Use of Traditional Medicine in Indigenous Communities from Mexico: A Practice for Sustainable Develoeing of populations. Indigenous populations in southern Mexico are the most affected by social inequities, making traditional medicine more accessible and affordable for their treatment. This chapter aims to describe traditional medicine practices in the main illness conditions of Mexican indigenous