2024
DOI: 10.3389/fclim.2024.1344931
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Overlaps of indigenous knowledge and climate change mitigation: evidence from a systematic review

Nelson Chanza,
Walter Musakwa,
Clare Kelso

Abstract: There is now increasing acknowledgement of the role of indigenous and local people (ILP) in climate change, particularly in impact assessment, mitigation and adaptation. However, the methods and ways on how exactly indigenous and local knowledge (ILK) can be used in climate change action largely remain fragmented. While a growing share of scholarship has addressed the overlaps between ILK and adaptation, limited attention has been given on practical ways of working with indigenous communities to enhance knowle… Show more

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