...Fortune Mangara; Livhuwani David Nemakonde; Annegrace Zembe; Paul Chipangura Purpose To examine how indigenous knowledge intersects with formal early warning systems in cyclone-prone Mozambique, and how these interactions shape risk perception, trust and community preparedness within the EW4All...

...Maria Koreti Sang Yum; Roger C. Baars Purpose Frequent disasters pose a significant threat to Indigenous societies, knowledge and cultures in the South Pacific. This paper will highlight the imperative to recognize and incorporate women and Indigenous knowledge in strengthening disaster risk...

..., early warning systems and remote sensing technologies. As a result, rural people continue to rely on the repository of their indigenous knowledge systems for decision-making, seasonal prediction tools and weather change measurement. This study employs Afrocentric lenses to explore the indigenous...

... Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Culture Storytelling Folklore Climate adaptation Indigenous knowledge What was it like then, when the tsunami came to shore? I look down and wonder – Below me spreads the blue sea Quiet and perfectly still. — Emperor...

... that when working with Indigenous Pacific people, research paradigms need to be based on cultural values and norms that are informed by relevant and appropriate ethical protocols. These often contrast with mainstream research approaches in the West (Ponton, 2018). Indigenous knowledge Community...

... this learning with traditional indigenous knowledge (IK). However, complicating any engagement between EO and IK is the reality that IKs are diverse and dynamic, with location-specific relevance and accuracy. Additionally, the COVID-19 pandemic caused complex risks and cascading effects for which the world...