Medicinal plant species used for contraception and reproductive health care in rural Uganda by Madina Mohamed Adia, Asiimwe Savina, Namukobe Jane, Mukwaya Joel, Anywar Godwin, Kakudidi K. Esezah, Byamukama Robert

“…This study documented indigenous traditional knowledge on medicinal plant species used in contraception and other reproductive health care-related issues in rural Uganda. …”
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Le interazioni umani-ambiente nell’applicazione di tecniche agricole sapientemente adattate al territorio: l’esempio dell’isola di Pantelleria by Virginie Deguillame

“…Although the changing global dynamics and evolving lifestyles that alter the island's landscape, the inhabitants of Pantelleria have demonstrated a remarkable resilience in maintaining traditional knowledge and related techniques, rooted in their agricultural heritage and deep attachment to the land. …”
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Ethnomedicinal breakthroughs in snake bite therapy: From folklore to forefront by Sana S. Hussain, Danie Kingsley, J

“…Additionally, the review discusses the role of bioinformatics in advancing antivenom research, aiming to combine traditional knowledge with modern science to develop effective and accessible snakebite treatments in resource-limited settings.…”
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Exploitation traditionnelle des végétaux spontanés en région sahélienne du Burkina Faso by Souleymane Ganaba, Jean Marie Ouadba, Ouétian Bognounou

“…The aim of this study conducted by surveying in sahelian villages and by farm observations is to characterise the traditional knowledge of forestry resources used by different ethnic groups and their impact on resources evolution. …”
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Protected areas for environmental sustainability in Nigeria by OI Imasuen, JN Oshodi, TUS Onyeobi

“…The role of the traditional knowledge in environmental sustainability was also examined. …”
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Subject Orientation of Teaching and Academic Subjects in the Context of Different Didactic Approaches by I. M. Osmolovskaya

“…Subject-oriented teaching is defined in the context of traditional knowledge, as well as the competence and student-oriented didac- tic approaches; the forms and means of its realization being indicated providing the new ways for introducing and understanding the educational subject. …”
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Investigating medicinal plants for antimicrobial benefits in a changing climate by Ali Yetgin

“…The article also examines the importance of traditional knowledge and cultural practices in the development and conservation of medicinal plants. …”
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Revisiting limits to legal mobilization for global climate justice by Brandon Barclay Derman

“…The claims demonstrated that when legal analysis integrates scientific and traditional knowledge, climate change can be seen as violating rights internationally, and identifiable actors as culpable. …”
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Protected areas for environmental sustainability in Nigeria by OI Imasuen, JN Oshodi, TUS Onyeobi

“…The role of the traditional knowledge in environmental sustainability was also examined. …”
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Heterogeneous Knowledge Distillation for Anomaly Detection by Longjiang Wu, Jiali Zhou

“…Anomaly detection remains a formidable challenge due to the inherent rarity and unpredictability of anomalous instances. Traditional knowledge distillation approaches, leveraging the comparison of output features from student-teacher (S-T) networks, often grapple with high false positive rates due to the phenomenon of overgeneralization. …”
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Un dispositif d’accès et de partage des avantages sans peuple autochtone ni communauté locale ou les omissions de la loi française pour la reconquête de la biodiversité by Pierre-Alain Collot 

“…Beyond the logic inherent in the law of 08 August 2016, the recognition of local communities at the heart of the access and benefit-sharing mechanism must make it possible to correct the multiple shortcomings both in terms of access to genetic resources and traditional knowledge with regard to the sharing of benefits arising from their use.…”
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Barriers and trust: Perceptions of the healthcare system among Roma mothers in Serbia by Pantović Ljiljana, Đorđević Ivan

“…The study found that distrust in the healthcare system, alongside cultural norms favoring traditional knowledge over medical advice, are key factors influencing Roma mothers’ healthcare decisions for their children. …”
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Les connaissances au quotidien : perceptions et savoirs des populations riveraines de l’Amazonie sur leurs ressources halieutiques by D. Sampaio da Silva, M. Lucotte, S. Paquet

“…The results presented, concerning the traditional knowledge of inhabitants, their perceptions about the environmental changes and the evolution of fishery resources as well as the some solutions regarding these changes, derived from two surveys administated to twelve communities of the Tapajós Basin. …”
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Reprise d’initiative et éducation interculturelle chez les Amérindiens de l’Amazonie brésilienne (Etat d’Amazonas) by Olivier Meunier

“…By integrating traditional knowledge in teaching, the school model allowed these children distant from an “occidentalized” school culture, to connect the “communal” knowledge to the school knowledge. …”
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The River Civilization of the Balinese and Dayakese Legends: A Comparative Study on Anthropological Linguistics by Maria Arina Luardini, Putu Sutama, Natalina Asi

“…Legend is a kind of traditional knowledge which consists of various explanations reflecting the ethnic world views and social practices of a community. …”
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La culture autochtone est-elle soluble dans la forme scolaire ? Réflexions à partir de quelques expériences pédagogiques (Hawai’i, Nouvelle-Calédonie) by Marie Salaün

“…Indigenous students neither succeed in europeocentric schools, nor do they manage to reintegrate into their communities with the required traditional knowledge. The implementation of vernacular languages and cultures in formal schooling is today considered to be the best way to redress the colonial wrongs and achieve educational justice. …”
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Définir un cadre méthodologique commun en cartographie participative by Marie-Christine Cormier-Salem, Tidiane Sané

“…The purpose of this workshop was to understand the past and present organization of the village’s spaces and the uses of maps of the “terroirs”, or communal territories, made by and with the local people of three localities of this rural community: Diembéring, Bouyouye and Cabrousse.This workshop brought out the traditional knowledge and know-how of the local people in terms of representation of their spaces, but it also highlighted issues that are often difficult to apprehend, such as tenure conflicts. …”
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Resilience of the samin community in the face of climate change in Java Island, Indonesia by Wibowo Agung, Wardojo Waskito Widi, Rahmanto Andre Noevi, Candrakirana Rosita

“…The Samin Community has a rich traditional knowledge system which plays an important role in maintaining social and ecological resilience. …”
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La classification de la diversité de maïs des Mixtèques et des Chatines de la Sierra Sur, Oaxaca Mexique by Quetzalcóatl Orozco-Ramírez, Stephen Brush

“…This paper explores the traditional knowledge about maize diversity in two indigenous communities. …”
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“Regional blocks of ABS”: how the blockchain technology could enable a regional solution to transboundary situations by Dayana de Carvalho Uhdre, Giovanna Gruber

“…To implement this solution, the use of blockchain technology is suggested to create distributed platforms that can serve different countries, traditional peoples and users involved in activities with genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge. The technology allows for greater transparency, traceability and decentralization of data, in addition to allowing automation and cost reduction of several operations, among other attributes, although it is not free of limits, challenges and criticisms.…”
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