IPBES Technical Guideline Series - Part 9: Considerations when working with Indigenous and local knowledge
Creators
- 1. IPBES
Contributors
- 1. UNESCO
- 2. Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Center
- 3. University of Zurich
- 4. University of Cambridge
- 5. MTA Centre for Ecological Reseach
- 6. Florida International University
- 7. Indiana University
- 8. University of Western Australia and Curtin University and Western Australian Museum
- 9. Wageningen University
- 10. Centre for Ecological Research
- 11. Dalhousie University
Description
These technical guidelines have been prepared by the technical support unit on knowledge and data and reviewed by the task force on knowledge and data within IPBES.
The approved version of these guidelines are available at https://ict.ipbes.net/data-management/technical-guidelines
Part 9 of the technical guideline series, Considerations when working with Indigenous and local knowledge, provides practical guidance on how to work with Indigenous and Local Knowledge (ILK) within IPBES following the requirements in the IPBES data and knowledge management policy and free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) as laid out in the IPBES methodological guidance on recognizing and working with indigenous and local knowledge.
If interested, all source files are also available on my GitHub. For any questions, feedback, or suggestions for future guidelines, contact tsu.data@ipbes.net.
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ILK_considerations.pdf
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Related works
- Cites
- 10.5281/zenodo.3551078 (DOI)