This publication features Indigenous Knowledge (IK) Notes 1 through 60, spanning from 1998 to 2003. The sixty cases presented in this collection of IK Notes demonstrate that indigenous knowledge is a resource that can help to solve local problems, a resource to help grow more and better food, to maintain healthy lives, to share wealth, to prevent conflict, to manage local affairs, and thus contribute to global solutions. Indigenous knowledge has contributed...
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Indigenous knowledge : local pathways to global development - marking five years of the World Bank indigenous knowledge for development program : Les connaissances autochtones : des approches locales pour un developpement global - a l'occasion du quinquennat du programme savoirs locaux au service du developpement de la Banque mondiale (French). Indigenous Knowledge (IK) Notes|no. 1 - 60 Washington, DC : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/921291468313849970