Natural Justice’s “Empowering
Indigenous Peoples and Knowledge Systems Related to Climate Change and
Intellectual Property Rights” project, is one of twelve sub-projects within
the Open and Collaborative Science in Development Network (OCSDNet).
The network recently released a funder
progress report and a summary blog
which highlights some emerging results. These include considering ethical
issues engrained in processes of openness especially when working with
communities that have been traditionally marginalized from mainstream processes
of knowledge production – this is a key issue Natural Justice’s project is
exploring with indigenous Khoi communities in South Africa.
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