African Indigenous Knowledge Systems (AIKS) for SustainableRural Livelihood
Hassan O. Kaya (University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa)
(Special Volume of Journal of Social Sciences No.15)
CONTENTS
Editorial
Kathleen Diga, MvuseleloNgcoya, Sarah Bracking, Mandy Lombo and SiyabongaNtombela • Poverty Reduction Co-benefits through Indigenous Knowledge in Climate Change Adaptation: A Study within the eThekwini Municipality
YetundeAdebunmiAluko • Rural Women’s Indigenous Knowledge of the Nutritional and Medicinal Use of Vegetables in Southwest Nigeria
Joyce Myeza and Hassan O. Kaya • Interfacing ICT and Indigenous Knowledge Systems for Sustainable Environmental Management in South Africa
H.O. Kaya and S.E. Kale • African Indigenous Institutions and Contemporary Global Security
Hassan O. Kaya and MayashreeChinsamy • Community-based Environmental Resource Management Systems for Sustainable Livelihood and Climate Change Adaptation: A Review of Best Practices in Africa
Hassan O. Kaya • Cultural Values and African Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Climate Change Adaptation
MayashreeChinsamy and Motheo Koitsiwe • Indigenous Knowledge-based Vegetable Garden Projects for Poverty Alleviation in South Africa
MayashreeChinsamy and Motheo Koitsiwe • Traditional Knowledge of Medicinal and Food Plant Uses for Sustainable Community Livelihoods: A Case of Batswana Communities in South Africa
ZaneleShilenge • Using Transdisciplinarity of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Food Security Research
Nathan K.Taremwa, Damascene Gashumba, AnastaseButera and ThimmaiyahRanganathan • Climate Change Adaptation in Rwanda through Indigenous Knowledge Practice
Nathan K.Taremwa, DancillaMukakamari and AnastaseButera • Enhancing the Livelihood of Rural Women through Indigenous Vegetable Production around Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda
Michael Vunyingah and Hassan O. Kaya • Sorghum as an Indigenous Drought Resistant Crop for Food Security in the North West Province of Cameroon
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