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IF 1.6 Q2 ETHNIC STUDIES
Mohseen Riaz Ud Dean
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土著知识系统在土著社区的生活中发挥着关键作用。本研究利用talanoa(太平洋非正式对话法)的民族志方法、与村庄长老的记忆重建、家庭调查、重点小组讨论和参与者观察,利用独特的、未被开发的传统制盐知识和文化资产,如māqa(对制盐具有历史和文化意义的地点)、matoji(井)、mahima(盐)、dōgō(红树林)用于斐济维提岛Nadroga-Navosa省Vusama村土著社区的制盐过程。该研究旨在研究这些土著知识体系和文化资产如何有助于增强社会凝聚力,赋予妇女、青年和儿童权力,并激发对生态和社区福祉的社会责任,包括它们在为有助于Vusama等土著社区的环境可持续性和气候适应能力的干预措施提供信息方面所发挥的作用。
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Indigenous knowledge for social cohesion, ecological and community well-being, and climate resilience: reviving Indigenous salt crafting in Vusama, Fiji
Indigenous knowledge systems play pivotal roles in the lives of Indigenous communities. This study utilises ethnographic methods of talanoa (Pacific method of informal dialogue), memory reconstruction with village elders, household surveys, focused group discussions, and participant observation to draw on the unique and unexplored traditional salt-crafting knowledge and cultural assets such as the māqa (the site holding historical and cultural significance for salt crafting), matoji (well), mahima (salt), dōgō (mangrove) used in the salt-crafting process by the Indigenous community of the Vusama Village, Nadroga-Navosa Province, Viti Levu, Fiji. The study endeavours to examine how such Indigenous knowledge systems and cultural assets can help increase social cohesion, empower women, youth, and children, and stimulate societal responsibility for ecological and community well-being, including the role they can play for informing interventions that can contribute towards environment sustainability and climate resilience for Indigenous communities such as Vusama.
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