Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Governance

Chapter 1 Climate Change and Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Africa: An Overview

Chapter 2 Indigenous Adaptation of Pastoralists to Climate Variability and Range Land Management in the Ndop Plain, North West Region, Cameroon

Chapter 3 Adopting Indigenous Knowledge Systems to Enhance Peace Education Programs for Climate Change and Adaptation in Zimbabwe

Chapter 4 Influence of Indigenous Spiritual Beliefs in Natural Resources Management and Climate Change Mitigation and Among the Yorùbás in Nigeria

Chapter 5 Indigenous Women’s Vulnerability to Climate Change and Adaptation Strategies in Central Africa: A Systematic Review

Chapter 6 Climate Change Experts’ Perspective on the Role of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Climate Change Adaptation in Southern Africa

Chapter 7 Approaching Positionality in Research on Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Chapter 8 Making Climate Services Actionable for Farmers in Ghana: The Value of Co-Production and Knowledge Integration

Chapter 9 Highlighting Avenues to Reconcile Indigenous and Scientific Knowledge to Address Climate Change and Land Degradation in Lesotho: A Case Study of the Maseru District

Chapter 10 How Corporate Scientific Expertise and Privatised Seeds Are Destroying Indigenous Knowledge Systems for Food Security and Climate Change Mitigation: The Case of Sub-Saharan Africa

Chapter 11 Prospects for Strengthening Adaptation Governance Through Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Chapter 12 Integration of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Zimbabwe’s Climate Change Policy

Chapter 13 Enhancing Climate Change Adaptation Through Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Local Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Systematic Review

Chapter 14 Harnessing Indigenous Knowledge Systems for Enhanced Climate Change Adaptation and Governance: Perspectives from Sub-Saharan Africa

Chapter 15 Factors Fuelling the Underrepresentation of Indigenous Knowledge in Climate Change Governance in Kenya and Ethiopia: A Systematic Review

Chapter 16 The Role of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Climate Change Governance and Action: Conclusions, Recommendations and Future Research Directions