Significados de traditional knowledge en inglés

This will include supporting innovative approaches to Māori artforms and traditional knowledge.

Polfus's work demonstrates the power of combining science and traditional knowledge.

The traditional knowledge and technology associated with bamboo weaving have not been reported.

Mr Ryabinin said it is important the Pacific's traditional knowledge helps establish conservation science.

To try to resolve the question, Polfus turned to the Dene and their traditional knowledge.

It was very solid traditional knowledge but now we can do better than traditional knowledge.

Like millions of indigenous farmers around the world, she always relied on her traditional knowledge.

But much of this traditional knowledge has been lost.

Carrinya Feaunati said traditional knowledge was often not taught in the architecture curriculum in New Zealand.

Conclusion: In the present study, the bamboo weaving-associated traditional knowledge was collected by means of ethnobotanical methods.

Safekeeping of traditional knowledge is an important task that's been made more accessible by a roopu of indigenous Australians.

They possessed a traditional knowledge which had come down from father to son, and which none thought of questioning.

The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction says Pacific islands can use traditional knowledge to improve their disaster resilience.

Even now, rich countries have resisted demands from the developing world that traditional knowledge be recognized under international patent laws.

This mass of rule-of-thumb or traditional knowledge may be said to be the principal asset or possession of every tradesman.

It also urges respect for indigenous rights, and the use of traditional knowledge as a guide for adapting to climate change.