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    The following is a list of summaries of the papers presented at events that are listed on this website. They are listed by author name.

     

    ADDY, M. - On Traditional Medicine and Medicinal Plants
    World Summit on Sustainable Development 29 August 2002, Ubuntu Village, Johannesburg

    AG KATO, I. - Overview of an Innovative Hydraulic Organization to Serve a Group of Semi-Nomadic Pastoral Tuaregs of the Mountains of the Northern Niger, Whose Mode of Life has been Damaged by the Years of Drought
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    ARMSTRONG, J. - Traditional Knowledge Keeper
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    BAGUILAT, T. Jnr. - An Indigenous Approach to Community Land Use Planning of the Ifugao Rice Terraces World Heritage Site in Kiangan, Ifugao.
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    BAHUCHET, S. - Biodiversity and the communities of French Guiana
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    BANG-OA, E. - Traditional Water Management Systems of the Kankanaeys of Besao (Northern Philippines)
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    BATIBO, H. - Indigenous Knowledge and the School Curriculum: A Case Study from Botswana
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    BEGAY, M. - The Long Road of Safeguarding Water: Critical Issues of Indigenous Governance, Institution Building, and Leadership in the United States
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    BÉRARD, L. and MARCHENAY. P. - Local products, geographical indications and health standards: Taking local knowledge and biodiversity into account
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    BERKES, F. - Biodiversity, Traditional Management Systems and Livelihoods
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    BERLIN, B. & BERLIN, E. - Improving health care by coupling indigenous And modern medical knowledge: the scientific bases of Highland Maya herbal medicine
    World Conference on Science: Science for the Twenty-First Century, 26 June – 1 July 1999 Budapest, Hungary

    BERLIN, B. & BERLIN, E. - NGOs and the Process of Prior Informed Consent in Bioprospecting Research: The Maya ICBG Project in Chiapas, Mexico
    NGOs, indigenous peoples and local knowledge: Politics of power in the biodiversity domain, 27-28 May 2002, UNESCO, Paris

    BOELENS, R. & PALACIOS, P. - The Struggle for Indigenous Water Rights and the Cultural Politics of Participation
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    BRIDGEWATER, P. - Whaling or Wailing?
    Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB), United Nations Educational, Scientific and Culutural Organization (UNESCO)

    BUSTAMANTE, R. - Water Laws, Water Policy and Indigenous Water Rights: The WALIR Programme
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    CARIÑO, J. - Indigenous Peoples and Large Scale Water Development Programmes
    World Water Forum 17-22 March 2000, The Hague, The Netherlands

    CARLE, R. - A Balanced Diet: Preserving Development, Developing Preservation - A Case of Yui Labor System, Shirakawa-go, Japan
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    CRAWHALL, N. - Hunter-Gatherers in Africa: Threats and Opportunities - Cases of South Africa, Tanzania and Gabon
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    CROSNIER, C. - The challenge of conservation and the pertinence of local knowledge: What can we learn from research and management?
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    DELBO, G. & JORION, P. - The Transmission of Knowledge: The Case of Coastal Communities in Brittany
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    DEVISCH, R. - Cultures, sciences and endogenous knowledge practices: Anthropological perspectives
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    DINH, T. H. - Les ONG au Vietnam : la sauvegarde du « naturel » peut-elle s’effectuer sans relation aucune avec les connaissances socio-culturelles ?
    APSONAT CNRS-MNHN, Paris, France

    DJEBBAR, A. - Pratiques savantes et savoirs traditionnels en pays d'islam : l'exemple des sciences exactes
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    DUMOULIN, D. - México-Washington-México-Lacanja Chansayab, : quels rôles pour les ONGE dans la légitimisation des savoirs locaux sur la biodiversité ?
    Séminaire ONG et Biodiversité, 27-28 mai 2002

    EMPERAIRE, L. & PINTON, F. - Politiques publiques, savoirs traditionnels et conservation des ressources phytogénétiques : le cas du manioc en Amazonie.
    Programme « Environnement, Vie et sociétés » du CNRS, UNESCO, 27 et 28 mai 2002, Paris

    ENOTE, J. - Thinking Critically About Maps, Water, Justice and Equity in Indigenous Communities
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    EUSEBIO, J. - Nutrition and development at community levels : The Philippines experience
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    EYZAGUIRRE, P. - Culture, Food, and Biodiversity: Shaping Crop Evolution
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    FLOREY, M. - Sustaining Indigenous Languages and Indigenous Knowledge: Developing Community Training Approaches for the 21st Century in Maluku Region, Indonesia
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    FREDA, T. & NAGOMARA, J. - Dreaming Water and Making Rain in Aboriginal Australia
    World Water Forum 17-22 March 2000, The Hague, The Netherlands

    GLOWCZEWSKI-BARKER, B. - “Yapa - Ritual Art of the Central Desert: Water in Walpiri cosmology and society (Aboriginal people of Lajamanu, Australia)”
    Water and Indigenous Peoples, World Water Forum 17-22 March 2000, The Hague, The Netherlands

    GOLDTOOTH, T. - The Indigenous Declaration on Water
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    GRELLIER, B. - A nomadic shepherd on the Aigoual: sheep transhumance and sheepherder's knowledge
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    HERRMANN, T. M. - NGOs and biodiversity: a real support for the indigenous Mapuche peoples or the new colonialists in rural Chile?!
    Les ONG dans le champ de la biodiversité, May 2002

    HVIDING, E. - Knowing and Managing Biodiversity in Marovo Lagoon, Solomon Islands
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    HVIDING, E. - “Projects of Desire: Indigenous Landowners, Western NGOs and Asian capitalists in Solomon Islands”
    27-28 May 2002, Programme Environement Vie et Sociétés du CNRS, Paris

    INAMURA, T. - Moderate Management and Use of Natural Resources in the Andes and the Himalayas
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    ISHIZAWA, J. - Biodiversity Regeneration and Intercultural Knowledge Transmission : Andean Cases
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    IZA, L. - The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    JORAM /Useb - A History of Water Resource Access in the Kalahari: San perspectives on the role of modern technology in dispossession and poverty
    World Water Forum 17-22 March 2000, The Hague, The Netherlands

    JORION, P. & DELBO, G. - The Transmission of Knowledge: The Case of Coastal Communities in Brittany

    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    KANANI, P. - Farmer’s Meteorological Knowledge in Gujarat
    World Summit on Sustainable Development 29 August 2002, Ubuntu Village, Johannesburg

    KEREOPA, H. - Te Kete a Tini Rauhanga: A Mäori Perspective
    World Summit on Sustainable Development

    KHUMBANE, T. - Indigenous Water Management and Water Rights
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    LAIFUNGBAM, R. - A Living Relationship of the Meitei with Water
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    LANGTON, M. - Indigenous knowledge and conservation policy: aboriginal fire management of protected areas
    26 June – 1 July 1999 Budapest, Hungary

    LEACH, M. - Te Kete A Tini Rauhanga, Investigation of the Native Medicinal Flora used by Tuhoe Maori
    World Summit on Sustainable Development

    MAGGA, O. H. - Diversity in Saami terminology for reindeer and snow
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    MALAISSE, F. - Lessons from the past for a better future: Ethnoecology, A promising link between tradition and science regarding biodiversity management
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    MARCHENAY, P. and BÉRARD, L. - Local products, geographical indications and health standards: Taking local knowledge and biodiversity into account
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    MASAYESVA, V. - Where waters once flowed...The impacts of large scale coal mining on Hopi and Navajo lands
    World Water Forum 2000

    MASSLOUT et al. - Sciences et traditions : une conjugaison d'avenir. Un cas typique : la poterie à Safi (Maroc)
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    MATHEW, R. - Educating today’s youth in indigenous ecological knowledge: new paths for traditional ways
    World Conference on Science: Science for the Twenty-First Century, 26 June – 1 July 1999 Budapest, Hungary

    MATTÉI, M. C. - Venezuela in Search of a Participative and Intercultural Education for the Survival of its Indigenous Cultures
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    MENDIETA, M. M. - The regeneration of knowledge in the central Andes of Peru: The case of the Quechua community in Quispillaccta, Ayacucho.
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    MENDOZA, E. - Integration of Diverse Societies to Achieve Harmony in Natural Resource Use: MAP, A Symbol of Collaboration in Southwestern Amazonia
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    MINHINNICK, R. - An Indigenous Maori Perspective on Water
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    MORALES, E. - Speech on behalf of Indigenous Groups
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    MORRISON, S - What are the Future Challenges and Possibilities in Sustaining Transmission of Local Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Practice for the Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and Human Well-Being? : Maori Cases
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    NAKASHIMA, D. - Local and Indigenous Knowledge Systems (LINKS) in a Global Society
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    NAQASIMA-SOBEY, M. - Water Rituals and Conflicts: Managing a Scarce Resource in the Pacific Islands
    World Water Forum 2000

    NARI, R. - Strengthening Indigenous Knowledge and Traditonal Resource Management through Schools.
    World Summit on Sustainable Development

    NIROA, J. - Rethinking Vanuatu Education: The Indigenous Knowledge Component
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    NORATO, S. A. - The Guardians of the Trees and Water, NOJ: E CHAJINEL RECH LE CHE’ RUK LE JA’
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    NTSOANE, O. - Endogenisation of education in South Africa. African indigenous knowledge, the base for future worlds solutions: A scientific exploration
    World Summit on Sustainable Development

    ODOCHAO, J. - “If you eat from the forest, you must protect it. if you drink water from the river, you must conserve it.” -Water conservation and the Karen people of Thailand
    World Water Forum 17-22 March 2000, The Hague, The Netherlands

    ODORA-HOPPERS, C. - Recognizing, Promoting, Protecting and Integrating IKS into the Mainstream: Critical concerns and challenges at policy and institutional levels in South Africa
    World Summit on Sustainable Development 29 August 2002, Ubuntu Village, Johannesburg

    ORTIZ SOLORIO, C. & GUTIERREZ-CASTORENA, M. - Mexican Ethnopedology. The Experience on Soil Maps
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    OVIEDO, G. & NAKASHIMA, D. - Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Agenda of International Conservation Organizations and International Environmental Instruments

    PENA, F. - Indigenous Peoples and Control of Water Resources in Mexico
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    RAM, J. - A Forgotten Legend: Khoina Santi
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    REID, D. - Te Au O Tonga
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    ROUÉ, M. - Introduction: Managing biodiversity - issues of knowledge and power.
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    ROUÉ, M. - Environnementalistes américains et Indiens Cris, une alliance contre nature et fertile
    Séminaire des 27 et 28 Mai 2002, ONG, peuples autochtones et savoirs locaux

    ROUÉ, M. - ONG, peuples autochtones et savoirs locaux : enjeux de pouvoir dans le champ de la biodiversité
    Séminaire des 27 et 28 Mai 2002 ONG et Biodiversité, Programme Environnement Vie et Sociétés du CNRS

    ROUÉ, M. - Indigenous Knowledge and Foresight: a Cree elder’s environmental impact assessment
    World Summit on Sustainable Development 29 August 2002, Ubuntu Village, Johannesburg

    ROUÉ, M. - The fate of a river : From social product to energy production (Cree Indians and Hydro-Québec)
    World Water Forum 2000

    ROUÉ, M. - Untangling politics of power in biodiversity management
    Extracts from original text by Marie Roué.

    RUDDLE, K. - Systems of knowledge: dialogue, relationships and process
    World Conference on Science: Science for the Twenty-First Century, 26 June – 1 July 1999 Budapest, Hungary

    SAEMNI, S. - Culturally Appropriate Curricula and Strategies for Working with Indigenous Children and Youth in Thailand
    World Summit on Sustainable Development 29 August 2002, Ubuntu Village, Johannesburg

    SAGANASH, R. - Cree Knowledge for Comprehensive Environmental, Social And Cultural Impact Assessment in James Bay (Quebec)
    World Summit on Sustainable Development 29 August 2002, Ubuntu Village, Johannesburg

    SEHOUETO, L. - Les savoirs agricoles traditionnels dans la production vivrière en Afrique subsaharienne
    World Conference on Science: Science for the Twenty-First Century, 26 June – 1 July 1999 Budapest, Hungary

    SOLON, P. - From Porto Alegre to Kyoto: Alternatives from the Indigenous and Cultural Diversity Perspective
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    STEYAERT, P. - A local race: mediator among different forms of knowledge
    Biological and Cultural Diversity: The challenge of local knowledge, practice and worldviews, 27 January 2005, Paris, France

    SUBBARAYAPPA , B. V. - Traditional sciences, spiritual quest and modernity: Some reflections on the Indian ethos
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    SUHARNO, D. & FRIEDBERG, C. - Enjeux autour de la gestion des ressources : le rôle des ONG face à la nouvelle loi d’autonomie locale en Indonésie
    Communication au séminaire international ONG et biodiversité du PEVS, 27/28 mai 2002

    TOURE, S. - Science and Traditions at the meeting-placeo f giving and receiving.
    Science and Tradition: Roots and Wings for Development, Brussels, April 2001

    TOYOOKA, M. - What is the Ainu Association of Hakkaido?
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    VADDHANAPHUTI, C. - Water, Livelihood and Dams : Experiences from Thailand
    World Water Forum 2000

    WHARTON, J. - Kooma Traditional Owners
    Third World Water Forum, 16-17 March 2003, Kyoto, Japan

    WONGBUSARAKUM, S. - Loss of Traditional Knowledge, Loss of Culture and Livelihood: A Case of Urak Lawoi Sea Nomadic People in the Andaman Sea
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    YIN, Shao Tin - Cultural Diversity and Ecology: Building Yunnan Ethnic Cultural and Ecological Communities
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

    ZENT, S. - Traditional Environmental Language, Knowledge, Practice, and Biodiversity in Venezuela: Looking at Linkages, Transmission Processes, Current Trends, and Conservation Actions
    Safeguarding the Transmission of Local and Indigenous Knowledge of Nature, 14 April 2005, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

       


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