Indigenous knowledge refers toa.Development of skills in society.b.The particularization of information.c.Improvising the livelihood of rural dwellers.d.Practices and representations of local communities with histories of interaction with the natural environment.

The traditional knowledge also identifies the expansive mapping of knowledge known asa.Traditional knowledgeb.Indigenous knowledgec.Human interactiond.Native science

The ideology of sciences in indigenous knowledge comprised of

What does indigenous mean?A.Belonging to a particular region or placeB.Settling and working in an agricultural lifestyleC.Living in small communities that move aroundD.Speaking a number of different languages

Indigenous knowledges about the past may include:Question 15Answera.Oral narratives that recount human histories.b.Cosmological observations.c.Specialised understandings of local ecosystems.d.All of the above.

Which of the following is a key feature of interdisciplinary understanding in the context of developing indigenous knowledge?Question 4Answera.Ignoring the importance of cultural context and diversity.b.Relying solely on Western scientific methods and approaches.c.Collaborating with community members and traditional knowledge holders.d.Focusing exclusively on one discipline or area of expertise.