Bibliometric analysis of Indigenous knowledge systems and climate change adaptation literature, 1993–2023

By Reniko Gondo

This study explores how Indigenous knowledge systems are being used to adapt to climate change by analysing over 500 research articles published between 1993 and 2023. The study identified major trends, regional differences, and growing interest in the role of Indigenous knowledge more especially in Africa. The research highlights innovative approaches, such as community-led projects and policy advocacy, and emphasises the importance of collaboration between traditional knowledge-holders, researchers, and policymakers to effectively tackle climate challenges.

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