Combatting Climate Change: Involving Indigenous Communities

Serina Rahman

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Abstract: Climate change combat is often in the hands of policy-makers, researchers and governments. However it is the marginalised and indigenous communities that feel the full force of climate change effects. To be effective the campaign needs to include the wisdom and traditional practices of these communities to better protect those who need it the most.

Keywords: climate change; indigenous communities; COP21 meeting; Paris; famine and poverty; ecological wisdom; cultivation; Sumatra; Indonesia; forestry; ASEAN; Southeast Asia; lands; community resources; carbon (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-05
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