Women and indigenous knowledge : a South-South perspective : Femmes et savoirs locaux: une perspective Sud-Sud (French)

The gendered nature of Indigenous Knowledge - IK - is often overlooked, marginalized or neglected. While the differences may tend to be more subtle in industrial countries, the same cannot be said of developing countries. Information, especially IK-related information, tends to be viewed, perceived, and acted upon differently by the different genders. This note seeks to provide an understanding of the role of gender, and the way it impacts the intrinsic...

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Khan Wallace,Aisha;

Pidatala,Krishna;
Document Date
2003/12/01
Document Type
Brief
Report Number
30454
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
South Asia, India, Sri Lanka,
Region
South Asia,
Disclosure Date
2004/12/20
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Femmes et savoirs locaux: une perspective Sud-Sud
Keywords
adaptation

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Khan Wallace,Aisha; Pidatala,Krishna.

Women and indigenous knowledge : a South-South perspective : Femmes et savoirs locaux: une perspective Sud-Sud (French). Indigenous Knowledge (IK) Notes ; no 63 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/515211468164633899

Women and indigenous knowledge : a South-South perspective : Femmes et savoirs locaux: une perspective Sud-Sud (French)

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