Increasing
and improving the available information on indigenous knowledge, its
collection and classification (for more detail click here)
Developing
a database of IK practices, lessons learned, sources, partners and
successful methods of exchange.
Identifying
and testing instruments for capturing and disseminating of indigenous
knowledge of development practices in Sub-Saharan Africa in selected
locations
Publishing
cases in print and electronic format. IK Notes
and Database.
Facilitating
information exchange
Key
Activity
Facilitating
a global network to exchange indigenous knowledge. (for more detail click here)
Helping
build local capacity to share indigenous knowledge.
Identifying
appropriate methods of exchanging indigenous knowledge among
and across local communities.
Applying
Indigenous Knowledge in the development process
Key
activity
increasing
the awareness of the importance of IK and enhance its application
of IK in development activities
(for more detail click here)
Advocating
the use of indigenous knowledge in programs and projects of
the World Bank and its development partners.
Establishing
partnerships
Key
activity
Sharing
responsibility (Click here for
a proposal on how to share responsibilities in the exchange of indigenous
knowledge).
Learning
from local communities and NGOs as key sources of indigenous knowledge.
Leveraginglimited resources of partners to obtain a greater impact on
the ground.
Addressing
intellectual property rights issue of indigenous knowledge.