Sentence examples for indigenous technical from inspiring English sources

Zamannia said foreign investors would be screened as to how well they would contribute to developing indigenous technical and human capacities.

She also removed certain parts before eating them.Much of the scant literature that exists suggests the same: making use of "indigenous technical knowledge" when it comes to the preparation or wild collection of food insects.

Nomads highlighted that their indigenous technical knowledge and medicinal plants for health care were effective substitutes for allopathic medicines, giving them an advantage in organic livestock production.

Ethno-pedology, the systematic definition and classification of indigenous technical knowledge of soil attributes, has often ignored scientific knowledge of soil properties.

This chapter reveals the working principle of an indigenous technical knowledge, Bandalling, for disaster resilience against river flooding and bank erosion with scientific evidences.

The epistemological claim is that women of Sierra Leone have "indigenous technical knowledge" (ITK) about forest uses and production that is based on their daily, lived, gendered experiences in connection with forest use and management (Sally Fairfax and Fortmann 1990: 267).

The study has shown that although farmers and pastoralists are endowed with vast indigenous knowledge, their technical know-how has some limitations.

"We are giving training grants to members of indigenous communities to develop technical skills," said Maria Pia Bevilacqua, president of Acoana and coordinator of the Wesoichay Project.

For example, they noted that they planted and grew trees by using their indigenous knowledge without getting technical assistance from the forestry experts.

TBS-led initiatives rebuilt traditional village governance structures and participation in community-designed and maintained water harvesting structures (WHSs), which were efficient both economically and in technical design using indigenous knowledge.

This allowed calculation of the prevalence of measured CKD that largely excluded those with treated ESKD without the need for data linkage, which has particular ethical and technical challenges for Indigenous Australians [ 15] and is time consuming, expensive and still in a capacity-building phase in Australia.