Sentence examples for indigenous values from inspiring English sources

Instead, it wants to enact a local policy rooted in indigenous values, rather than in those of an industrial economy.

There is therefore a daunting need to create effective processes at all levels, founded on indigenous values, in order to safeguard positive peace for indigenous people.

Ms. Serraino recalled how her paternal grandmother, a Ranquel who married a Sicilian immigrant, regaled her with stories about indigenous values, like cherishing nature and communal life.

The contributions indigenous ecological knowledge can make to better inform water management decisions are currently undervalued leading to an underrepresentation of indigenous values in water planning and policy.

His project work has centered on architecture, planning, construction and design processes that align with indigenous values and honors the worldview of our nation's indigenous populations.

This paper proposes introspection on the integration of indigenous values identified in the current technology development through the transfer of information on landscape.

"We know that education is an indigenous value, but the history of education is not a happy one for Aboriginal people," Mr. FineDay said.

Related to the concerns raised above, is the sharp difference between Western notions of ownership, now impacting every area of life around the globe, and those of Indigenous value systems.

The study is the first comparison of Indigenous and non-Indigenous values to water markets based on the same survey instrument.

Through both Digital Smoke Signals and his own media work, Dewey seeks to bridge the digital divide throughout Indian Country and to indigenize media with core indigenous cultural values, work that he has pursued for more than twenty years.

The third tool addressed Indigenous cultural values associated with water.