Transnational Action on Traditional Knowledge Ethos in Strategic Human Development: Sustainability Synergies of Traditional Knowledge Contexts in the Global North and Global South

Research Authors: Seyda Subasi Singh, Michelle Proyer, Nandala Mike, Reisenbauer Simon & Kaggwa Charles,

Abstract

The TATKESHD project contributed to the understanding and safeguarding of indigenous knowledge (IK) related to sustainable practices through collaboration between Ugandan and Austrian partners. The focus was on the intersection of indigenous knowledge and sustainability, emphasizing its role in counteracting various crises. The project facilitated the recognition of traditional practices and their innovative applications while establishing networks among stakeholders.

 

Cooperating countries: Uganda and Austria,
Coordinating institution: Nkumba University (Uganda),
Partner institutions: University of Vienna (Austria),
Project duration: 1 June 2021 – 31 May 2023,
Funding: OeAD | Africa-UniNet Ebendorferstraße 7 1010 Wien,
https://africa-uninet.at/en/projects/call1/p045-uganda

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Publisher ResearchGate
Place of Publication Kabale University, Uganda
Pages 12
DOI 10.13140/RG.2.2.20362.03523
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    Transnational Action on Traditional Knowledge Ethos in Strategic Human Development (TATKESHD) Project (2021-2023)

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