Indigenous Methodologies, Research and Practices for Sustainable Development

Chapter 1 Unpacking Key Terms: Sustainable Development, Indigenous Knowledges, Methodology

Chapter 2 Decolonisation of Research Methodologies for Sustainable Development in Indigenous Settings

Chapter 3 On the Impossibility of Instrumentalising Indigenous Methodologies for the Sustainable Development Agenda

Chapter 4 Deconstructing Community-Based Research for Sustainable Development: The Role of Indigenous Knowledge Holders

Chapter 5 The Iloco Ammu as Indigenous Research Ontology, Epistemology, and Methodology

Chapter 6 South Pacific Post-Colonial Indigenous Praxis for Resilient Sustainable Community Development

Chapter 7 Tribal Collaborations and Indigenous Representation in Higher Education: Challenges, Successes, and Suggestions for Attaining the SDGs

Chapter 8 Rethinking the Design and Implementation of Sustainable Development Under the Prism of Indigenous Knowledge in Africa

Chapter 9 Indigenous Knowledge and Community Development in Africa: A Framework to Explore the Approaches, Philosophies and Practices in Ghana

Chapter 10 Sustainable Development and Fight Against Poverty and Marginalization of Mexican Indigenous Peoples

Chapter 11 Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Methods Against Ignorance: Two Case Studies of Amakhuwa in Mozambique and Aymaras in Bolivia

Chapter 12 Integration of Indigenous Knowledge as Part of a One Health Research Toolkit to End Hunger and Improve Nutrition

Chapter 13 Public Health Education in Africa: The Case of Epistemic (in) Justice and Indigenous Health Systems

Chapter 14 Use of Traditional Medicine in Indigenous Communities from Mexico: A Practice for Sustainable Development

Chapter 15 Breaking the Barriers of Health Problems and Political Dislocations Through Theatre for Development (TfD) Approaches: The Ulunya-Ovoko Example

Chapter 16 Towards an Integrated Approach to Climate Change Education in Tanzania: The Role of Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Chapter 17 Indigenous Peoples’ Views on Climate Change and Their Experiences, Coping and Adaptation Strategies in South Asia: A Review

Chapter 18 The Forest as a Cropscape: The Cultivated Legacy of the Ancient Maya

Chapter 19 The Application of Indigenous Knowledge for Disaster Risk Management and Sustainable Development: Insights from Developing Countries

Chapter 20 Nexus of Khawa Dune Challenge and Cultural Festival and Local People’s Livelihoods in a Dryland Ecosystem of Botswana

Chapter 21 Building Bridges Between Indigenous Peoples and Geotourism Activity: The Case of the Raposa Ethnoregion in Roraima, Brazil

Chapter 22 Mitigating Gender-Based Violence Through the Economic Empowerment of Women: A Case Study of the Teso Sub-Region in Uganda

Chapter 23 Interface of Tourism, Basket Weaving and Indigenous Knowledge in the Okavango Delta Panhandle of Botswana

Chapter 24 Participatory Action Research: Challenges and Opportunities of Undertaking Indigenous Approach in Examining School Leadership in a Conflict-Affected Zone

Chapter 25 Transdisciplinary Research for the Sustainability of Indigenous Amate (Amatl) Paper in Mexico