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- 10844: Opening Doors: Gender Equality in the Middle East And North Africa
- Tara Vishwanath
- 10843: Stagnation or Revival? Palestinian Economic Prospects
- World Bank
- 10842: Iraq and Turkey - South-South Knowledge Exchange on Social Safety Nets
- Ghassan Alkhoja, Surat Nsour and Zaina Dawani
- 10841: Poverty in MENA: Advances and Challenges
- Umar Serajuddin and Tara Vishwanath
- 10840: KCP Perspectives 1(3)
- World Bank
- 10839: Vanuatu National Leasing Profile: A Preliminary Analysis
- Sue Scott, Milena Stefanova, Anna Naupa and Karaeviti Vurobaravu
- 10838: MENA Regional Economic Update
- Caroline Freund and Elena Ianchovichina
- 10837: Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Overview
- Paula Donnelly-Roark
- 10836: Sustainable Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Agriculture in Zimbabwe's Rural Areas of Matabelel and North and South Provinces: Zimbabwe Case Study
- Harold Sibanda
- 10835: Senegalese Women Remake Their Culture
- Peter Easton
- 10834: From "Sacrilege" to Sustainability: Reforestation and Organic Farming in Forikrom, Ghana
- Peter Easton
- 10833: Burkina Faso: "Literacy for the Little Ones" in Nomgana
- Peter Easton
- 10832: Village Bankers: The Experience of Fandene (Senegal)
- Peter Easton
- 10831: Literacy and Local Governance in a Rural Community: The Experience of Nwodua, Ghana
- Peter Easton
- 10830: Nurturing the Environment on Senegal's West Coast
- World Bank
- 10829: The Development of an Agricultural Union in Mali: Increasing Levels of Local Empowerment
- Peter Easton, Guy Belloncle, Cheibane Coulibaly, Simon Fass and Laouali Malam Moussa
- 10828: Indigenous Healing of War-Affected Children in Africa
- Edward C. Green and Alcinda Honwana
- 10827: Education and Koranic Literacy in West Africa
- Peter Easton
- 10826: Cultural Resources and Maternal Health in Mali
- Lydia Clemmons and Yaya Coulibaly
- 10825: Sahelian Languages, Indigenous Knowledge and Self-Management
- Peter Easton
- 10824: Grassroots Dissemination of Research in Africa: Collecting and Connecting
- Peter Easton
- 10823: Health: Indigenous Knowledge, Equitable Benefits
- Katy Moran
- 10822: Senegal: Grassroots Democracy in Action
- Peter Easton
- 10821: Regional Planning, Local Visions: Participatory Futuring in West Africa
- Peter Easton
- 10820: Participatory Management and Local Culture: Proverbs and Paradigms
- Peter Easton
- 10819: Indigenous Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights
- Siddhartha Prakash
- 10818: Reinventing Apprenticeship and Rites of Passage: An Entry Into the Urban Economy in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Peter Easton
- 10817: Indigenous Knowledge for Development Program: Two Years Down the Road
- World Bank
- 10816: Indigenous Knowledge Goes to School: Potentials and Perils of Community Education in the Western Sahel
- Peter Easton, Chris Capacci and Lamine Kane
- 10815: Seeds of Life: Women and Agricultural Biodiversity in Africa
- Peter Easton and Margaret Ronald
- 10814: Strengthening Traditional Technical Knowledge: The Sugar Cane Wine Example
- Nguala Luzietoso, Paul Charles Bom Khonde and Jean Jacques Magloire Bazabana
- 10813: Mali - Indigenous Knowledge: Blending the New and the Old
- Peter Easton and Guy Belloncle
- 10812: Traditional Medicine and AIDS
- Gerard Bodeker, Donna Kabatesi, Rachel King and Jacques Homsy
- 10811: Uganda - Information Technology and Rural Development: The Nakaseke Multi-Purpose Telecenter
- Siddhartha Prakash
- 10810: Indigenous Knowledge and Local Power: Negotiating Change in West Africa
- Peter Easton and Guy Belloncle
- 10809: West African Languages: Medium and Message
- Peter Easton
- 10808: Indigenous Knowledge and HIV/AIDS: Ghana and Zambia
- Maja Naur
- 10807: Malicounda-Bambara - The Sequel: Journey of a Local Revolution
- Peter Easton and Karen Monkman
- 10806: African Traditional Healers: The Economics of Healing
- Kenneth Leonard
- 10805: Mozambique - Repairing the Ravages of War Initiation Societies and Community Schooling
- Agostinho Mamade, Zuber Ahmed and Peter Easton
- 10804: Tanzania - Communicating Local Farming Knowledge
- A.H. Mgumia
- 10803: Ethiopia - Traditional Medicine and the Bridge to Better Health
- World Bank
- 10802: Eritrea - The Process of Capturing Indigenous Knowledge
- Krishna Pidatala
- 10801: HIV/AIDS: Traditional Healers, Community Self-assessment, and Empowerment
- Maja Naur
- 10799: Burkina Faso - Integrating Indigenous and Scientific Rainfall Forecasting
- Carla Roncoli, Paul Kirshen, Keith Ingram and Christine Jost
- 10798: Maternal Health Care in Rural Uganda: Leveraging Traditional and Modern Knowledge Systems
- Maria G.N. Musoke
- 10797: Eritrea - Eliminating a Harmful Traditional Practice
- Peter H. Wolff
- 10796: Developing Indigenous Knowledge in Francophone Africa: A Four Nation Overview
- Peter Easton, Emmanuel Nikiema and Suzanne Essama
- 10795: Rural Seed Fairs in Southern Tanzania
- World Bank
- 10794: Uganda - The Contribution Of Indigenous Vegetables to Household Food Security
- E.B. Rubaihayo
- 10793: Using Indigenous Knowledge to Raise Agricultural Productivity: An Example from India
- Siddhartha Prakash
- 10792: Managing Natural Resources Along the Mozambican Shoreline: The Role of Myths and Rites
- Fernando Dava, Zuber Ahmed and Peter Easton
- 10791: Using the Indigenous Knowledge of Jatropha - The Use of Jatropha Curcas Oil as Raw Material and Fuel
- World Bank
- 10790: Ethiopia: Potential of Traditional Social Insurance for Supporting Health Care
- Damen Haile Mariam
- 10789: Farmer Experimenters: Self-Developed Technology
- Roland Bunch and Mateo Canas
- 10788: Eritrea: Collective Responsibility for War Orphans
- Peter H. Wolff
- 10787: Traditional Medicine in Tanga Today: The Ancient and Modern Worlds Meet
- David Scheinman
- 10786: Ethiopia - A Qualitative Understanding of Local Traditional Knowledge and Medicinal Plant Use
- World Bank
- 10785: A Qualitative Understanding of Local Traditional Knowledge and Medicinal Plant Use
- Hareya Fassil
- 10784: The Economics of African Indigenous Knowledge
- World Bank
- 10783: Traditional Medicine Practice in Contemporary Uganda
- World Bank
- 10782: Indigenous Knowledge: The East Africa-South Asia Learning Exchange - An Example of South-South Cooperation
- World Bank
- 10781: Ghana - Kanye Ndu Bowi: An Indigenous Philosophical Context for Conflict Management
- World Bank
- 10780: Cultural Rights for Zimbabwe’s Sui Generis Legislation: Emphasizing Symbolic Practice Related to Traditional Medicinal Knowledge
- World Bank
- 10779: Grassroots Women’s Approach to Capacity Building
- World Bank
- 10778: Adzina: An Indigenous System of Trial by Jury on the Ghana-Togo Border
- World Bank
- 10777: Institutional Constraints in Promoting IK: Community Access to Social Networks and Formal Institutions
- World Bank
- 10776: Nurturing Traditional Knowledge Systems for Development
- World Bank
- 10775: Mali - Traditional Knowledge and the Reduction of Maternal and Infant Mortality
- World Bank
- 10774: Women and Indigenous Knowledge: A South-South Perspective
- Krishna Pidatala and Aisha Rahman Khan
- 10773: Malawi - Institutionalizing Traditional Community-Based Natural Resource Management
- World Bank
- 10772: Conditions for Effective Collaboration between Modern and Traditional Medicine
- World Bank
- 10771: Medicinal Plants: Conservation and Sustainable Use in Sri Lanka
- World Bank
- 10770: Traditional Medicine in Uganda: Historical Perspective, Challenges and Advances
- World Bank
- 10769: Traditional and Modern Medicine in the Context of Globalization
- World Bank
- 10768: Farmers as Partners in Knowledge Development
- World Bank
- 10767: Ethiopia: A Woman Innovator Speaks
- World Bank
- 10766: Participatory Video: Rural People Document their Knowledge and Innovations
- World Bank
- 10765: Regional Radio in Tunisia: Linking Indigenous Innovation and Formal Research and Development
- World Bank
- 10764: Building on Traditional Medicinal Plant Knowledge and Home-Based Health Care Efforts in Rural Malawi
- World Bank
- 10763: Building Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships to Promote Farmer Experimentation and Innovation in Ghana
- World Bank
- 10762: “South-South” Learning Exchange for Client Capacity Enhancement
- World Bank
- 10761: Promoting Local Innovation: Enhancing IK Dynamics and Links with Scientific Knowledge
- World Bank
- 10760: Burkina Faso Indigenous Innovation in Farmer-to-Farmer Extension
- World Bank
- 10759: Knowledge Map: Content and Curriculum Issues
- World Bank
- 10758: Knowledge Map: Equity Issues - Gender, Special Needs and Marginalized Groups
- World Bank
- 10757: Knowledge Map: Teachers, Teaching and ICTs
- World Bank
- 10756: South Africa: A Smallholder’s Innovative Approach to Producing and Exporting Fruit
- Tim Hart, Aubrey Billet and Roberta Burgess
- 10755: Local Innovations Using Traditional Vegetables to Improve Soil Quality
- World Bank
- 10754: Burkina Faso: The Zaï Technique and Enhanced Agricultural Productivity
- World Bank
- 10753: Integrating the Indigenous Knowledge of Borana Pastoralists into Rangeland Management Strategies in Southern Ethiopia
- World Bank
- 10752: Agriculture, Trees and HIV/AIDS
- World Bank
- 10751: Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Indigenous Systems of Medicine
- World Bank
- 10750: Indigenous Knowledge - Cross - Regional Distance Learning Course (India, Sri Lanka, Uganda and Tanzania)
- Siddhartha Prakash
- 10749: Innovation Support Funds for Farmer-led Research and Development
- Ann Water-Bayer, Laurens van Veldhuizen, Mariana Wongtschowski and Scott Killough
- 10748: Nugormesese: An Indigenous Basis of Social Capital in a West African Community
- World Bank
- 10747: Education: Building on Indigenous Knowledge
- Deepa Srikantaiah
- 10746: Linking Agricultural Innovations to Knowledge Sharing in Africa
- World Bank
- 10745: Grandmothers Promote Maternal and Child Health: The Role of Indigenous Knowledge Systems' Managers
- Judi Aubel
- 10744: Indigenous Knowledge (IK) Notes Survey
- Claudia Rueger
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